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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-11-08
Had 4 Close Cali.

"a dangerous surgical operation, In
yolving the removal Of a malignant ul-
Ger, - large az my hand, from my
daughters hip, was prevented by the
application Of Bucklen's Arnlca salye,''
says A. q. Stickel, Of Mileius, W. va.
Persistent u.s. Of the sAlye completely
cured ii.n Cures cuts, burns and ininr-
ies. 200 At Rath 4 Bainbrldgss. Drug
gisgs.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-11-08
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Ever Popular Production to be Given
Here Saturday Night,

Ever Popular Production to be Given
Here Saturday Night.
One Of the stage stories that will ever
remain strong and true to theatregoers 10
"Uncle Toms Cabin" Q sumptuous pro.
duction Of which, under the able manage
ment Of Mr Leon washburn, will be
given at the Gluck Opera House on
Saturday evening November 10th, when
everyone who has the opportunity of
witnessing this perennial favorite viii,
acclaim 1t as one Of the best presented by
any company. Time, effort and expense
have not been spared in it's staging or
selection Of cast and the minutest detail
has been carefully considered. There Is
no story OF book or stage that 80 delights
the juvenile mind and 1t is to be hoped
that every boy and girl may have their
wish to see 1t, gratfied.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-11-08

A cold taken at this time of the year
Is generally hard to get rid of but 1t will
not be able to Withstand Bees Laxative
Honey and Tar. That will cure all
colds, coughs, Group, whooping cough,
etc, by driving them out through the
bowels. If you have cold try 1t and II
not cured get your money back. No
opiates. Sold by PINE & BONDS Drug
store.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-11-08
HAVE YOU CATARRHY

Breathe Hyomei and Get Relief and
Cure. Sold Under Guarantee.
II you have Catarrh, with Its many
unpleasant symptoms, you .hould begin
to use the healing Hyomel at onco.
Hyomei is made from nature' soothing
oils and balsams, and contains the germ
killing properties Of the pine forests. Its
medication Is taken In with the air you
breathe, SO that IL reaches the most re-
mole cells of the respiratory organs, kill
ing all catarrhal germs and soothing any
irritation there may be 10 the mucus
membrane.
A complete Hyomel outfit cos is but 81 I;
extra bottles, II needed, so cents, and
Rath q cambridge give their personal
guarantee with every package that money
will be refunded unless the treatment
cures.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-11-08

Mr.. Retired Farmer:--Don't you want
q business that will keep you busy 10
your. town; and Is easy; besides making
good money. Starta Billiard Room, and
run It as place Of amusement; NOT AS
A GAMBLING JOINT. Get good
location and write ua; we will sell you
tables on easy terms. Our Tables usually
pay for themselves Ia six months.
The K. q. Billiard Table Mtg. Co.
1921 1873 Main st., Kansas City, Mo.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03
coNFgoERAVE MONUMENT.

The members OF Dickson Chapter.
Q. ID. O., OF Ocals. have decided to
erect q monument in that city in honor
OF the Confederate dead, and show
their respect for the memory OF their
deed heroes. Prominent citizens ~
Oeala have been chosen TO cooperate
With the Daughters OF the Confeder-
acy, and the memorial will be q r--
miudev Of the heroic deeds Of that
brave soldier. General Dickson, VITO
did such noble work in the defense OF
our homes against the enemy during
tie civil conflict.
Those who are familiar with the
brave Dickson will subscribe lIbs rally
and it should De . memorial worthy NJ
his valor. Mv. Frank Hsrris OF Oeals
IL . member of the committee, 20
whom contributions may be sent.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03
sTErsoN UNIVERSITY.

nur1ber OF papers in this and o'h.
Sr s,ates are hemoaLiT Z The fac shat
the venerable phiianthroVist, John Z.
Sts,son. mad No provision in hl. VIII
for the university AZ DeI.and which
bear. his name and FOR which he 4 i
60 much during his lifetime. Eu,
much of this worry We hope will tie
uncalled FOR. and We feel tii-nt
that the widow u! Mr.. Sts'spn will no,
forget this noble insti,ution and TIE
intesest taken in its welfare by her
late husband.
But shonld this prove the case. there
are other men of means who are inter-
e.ted in education. and il j. quite c-r.
tain that n place Of leaning so veil
bsgun will not be allowed 60 pss- on,
nf existence on account Of the death ~
one man.
Stet.on University is q credit to the
state OF Flosids, q credit TO the Bsp-
tist Church. and 10 an established place
OF learning tha, the entire people Of
Florida would not allow TO tie dis
TURNED for the want o' monry. and we
hope TO see i, prosper in the years 20
come, the same as though the people
had never knOxn il bore the name ~
the good man who did 90 much TO
make 10 known throughout the land.
H. hA
Cnisersi,y will live.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

There 10 one thing this Government
10 doing for its leland possessions that
10 highly commepdsble, and that 10
the driving out Of criminals from the
Philippines. A short time ago there
we're 80 or more Of the worst des-
perndoes ever turned loose landed in
San Francisco from Manila. and after
their photos hsd been taken by the au.
thoSitiee, they were turned loose to
practice their nefarious lines in this
country. Such actioLs may be all
right for the islsnds. but We seriously
object TO making this country a dump.
ing ground for the Philippines or any
other islands or countries. We have
oil Of such specimens that we desire.
and 10 that 10 the kind OF material
these islands are going TO import, We
had better cut Oh our trade relations
as once,
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03
NoM'S IhiS7

We ofer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any ease OF csiarrh that can
not be- cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
T. J. CHENEY ~ Co.. Toledo. q.
We, the undersigned. have known
=. J. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable IN all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm
WALDiN0. kINNA> y MARviN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. q.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces cf the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price IS cents
per bottle. sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for eonsti-
i. patton.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03
o,.-s,or, H,v. No. Vet s.sries.

New York. March John Mitchell.
pr, sidr!' u tt- I,.'ed Mine Morhers
Of Ameri'a, said thursday hat h"
had not YET received reply from the
operators r"pa.ding the demands ot
the anthracite miners. which wCr" for
wartel 10 G"O-g" r. Baer On Tuesday.
W. ~. Traesia!e. president Of the
Lackawana railroad said that there
would De no meeting OF the operators
committee OF seven Thursday This
committee was appointed to receive
AMI consider me miners propositions.
and Mr.. Baer is rs chairman
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03
Will Try JUDGE Harqis.

Frankfort, ny. March 2-GOvernor
Beckham has appointed Judge J. l..
Dorsey. Of Henderson. 10 try the cases
Of Judge James Hargis. former Sher-
IN Callahan. and others charged with
the murder OF At,orney J. B. Marcum
at Jackson. Judge Dorsey left Hen
deTsOn Thursday for Jackson
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

The som has had the satisfaction OF
knowing that quite Q number OF people
have been attracted to Gainesville and
Alachua county through its Industrial
Edition issued last November, and
there are still many calls for copies
from parties in various sections OF the
county. Printers' ink 10 what should
be need to advance our county.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

An ocals grocery ones . prize Of
$40 Zoe lhs isrgsss pumpkin brought TO
their store che coming season. Il 10 o
Upod scheme and more such prires
sAoald b offered 20 growers OF veg-.
tabass. - it encourages shem aud 10
nos bad advertise nent for the enter
psising business man.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

Perhaps che Georgia peach growers
can send up the price somewhat 10
shsy ean make the people believe the
esep 10 badly damaged. But ss the
pssssns time reports are no doubt
nnoeh exaggerated, although only 26
pes cent 10 claimed In many portions
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

The friends Of Hon. 4. ). Matthews.
Of The Bradford County Telegraph, are
urging him to again enter the race for
Representative from that county. Mr..
Matthews is q gentleman fitted for the
place. 90 his past record shows. and il
10 hoped he will be- returned To the
Legislature. He 10 in his efforts for
she right.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03
Fire Destroys Storage Plant.

Philadelphia. March Fire caused
destroyed The storage and distributing Z
plant OF Armour Il Co. a, the north
east corner Of American and Norris
streets. The loss Is estimated at
Sl50.o"". The building was filled
with dressed meats and provisions.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03
.Oranse Cul,or." I. the name Of 4,

"Osange Culture" 10 the name Of Q
oooklss issued by the German Kali
works. % Nassau street, New York.
eossainina much valuable information
In regard to orange culture and the
uss OF fertilizers. II can he had by
aadressinR the firm. and will no doubt
prose Of great benefit Co many growers.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

Orange growers were beginning 20
feel blue in spots Wednesday morning,
bus In the afternoon the wind shifted
from the cold quarter and they imme-
|diately began to feel better-Ocala
Banner.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03
Monitor, Leave for Key West.

Mobile. Ala. March ?-The moni-
tor Nevada and the torpedo boat
Blakelel. which have been here for
a week participating in the mardi gras
festivities. hav" LEFT for Key West
by way ~ nsacola. TO Join the coast
defense squadron.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

Ths Live Oak Daily Democrat men.
Tiers The Hon. Benjamin X. Tillman
- o saadidsse fos President on the
Dsmoseasis ticket. There 10 no doobt
q his ability and Asoess, boz he is too
mach man Tor che people.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

The sasiR var between Germany
0aa she Usissd ssates will be sverssd
CO.. time 10 lssss. 20 the Germans are
asssiag sised Of horse meat and would
- slsd svsa 90 get o slice Of Amer
ieea hog fov ehange.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

Pessseols will purehsss che water.
woshs of shss city and make Il . mu-
nssipal plant. A board Of arbitration
wsll hs ehossn % On the price. which
is saia % bs too high % Gxsd by the
@wmava.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

An effort 10 being made 20 seeure an
sHpsvs % Old In che determination Of
sAe white ny In volusis end other
oeansiss Of the South pars Of the
Doaso.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

Eass Cesss people are boond to have
assp wafer 90 Miami. Nothing would
boem shas eisy more.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

Mw. Yerkes, who only . few weeks
aso mournsd the death of her hue
hand. now nouns the fact that she
mersisd Misner.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

A seal eight feet long and weighing
$40 pounds was captured near Key
West IL was similar to those Of
Alaska. although il had no fur.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

West Palm Beach has . new frater-
IA! society csllei The Brotherhood OF
Man" With ,he home Office 80 ,ha,
place.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

Lake Butler will make an effort I,
have n telephone exchange.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

Sittings o! the United states circuit
aud district courts will be held in Mi.
ami.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

Jacksonville wi add several new
policemen to IN. force.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Fer states Attorney.

To the Democratic Voters ot tue Eighth ia.
d.cia. Circuit oi ;he STATE ~ florida
HAVING served yoI q TIE capacity OF state
ATTORNEY >.rcc jay. \. d. 1910. and trust. ~
that YOU have approved OF the manner IN
which have represented the state and dis
charged nv dates. I solicit yoGr votes a, tie
coming primary for the position OF state At
torney for the Eighth Judic,a. Circuit.
Very respectfully.
Paiatna. Pa. BENZ. Z. CALHOUN
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

| re>pect!I.y annoIrce that an a cand..
date FOR the once OF states Attorney for the
EEh;h JaGicia. CircJit oi florida. cou posed
~ 80 counties ~ A.achIa. BaAer BtIdinrd
Les' I'd Putnam. | conceive the 'aith'l,
Ard energetic di>'har." ~ 'he duties OF the
Once 10 he a sacred obligation Ia the state,
ard j: the voters oi the circIit favor me v.;h
the nnwInation. pedse them thar the inter.
est~ oi the state ind of society >ha.! rot ,4-eI
tLToU.a favor or neS sence OF mine
THOS W. FIELDING.
Starke Florida.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

- sAvessisisg hills become due after 6rss
GGpsssancs of advertisement, unless otherwise
mnnnnnasd in contraes. Parties not known 10 us
- hs ssssissd 10 pay fos advertising in ad-
qnnsa. AAdxsas. THE DAILY sCN,
CAmEsvSLLA, VA.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-03

'Lt>k le' Pa'esser Asea' - J.ea.o-. . r.
, HARu"lCH rT.M rAYLoEo.PA BROOKS yoR!,> , .. .
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-26

her name was being dragged In the
mud was at school in Belgium finish
ing the education which was inter
rupted by her brief career before ths
London footlights-
From school. however. the Vaude-
willie management has tempted Phyllis
and in about weeks time she is to
take over the part in The Belle OF
Mayfair" lately filed by Edna MAY.
and meanwhile Camille Clifford's part
in that attraction is being considerably
strengthened and other measures be-
ing taken to boom the tuneful musical
show. And, meanwhile. what OF Edna
May, who has surrendered a salary OF
(she says) $1,000 a week for the sake
of spiting some one elses pretty face?
Well. Miss May, who is now at Brighton,
is to be starred again pretty soon by
the loyal Mr.. Frohman in another
musical play, which will be called
Nellie Neale," and presumably will
continue her successful career In the
metropolis. All things considered. how
ever, one rather suspects that II Edna
had it to do all over again she wouldn't.
little having come of her ''ructiOns'
except additional advertising and gen
eraI eclat for her fair Gibsonian rival
and what is apparently going to be
the chance of a lifetime for plucky lit
tie Phyllis Dare.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-26
Grand Jury After Amateur Fight Clubs
Cousin Of Mayor
Is a Partner in
a Dive

made plain TO them that they could be
forced 10 appear and give testimony,
they withdrew all objections.
The Ruef agent who collected the
money VIII be a powerful witness for
the prosecution. He Will tell how he
first asked for $1,000 and finally ac-
cepted Sl75. In all he made three calls
upon the restaurant men before he was
given the fee.
Maiihcbuau complained TO his friends
that he had been held up by Ruef and
he spoke Of the boss in very forcible
terms. He did not run the sort of a
place that required protection and he
had no need of the services of an at
torneV.
ALaough FIVE indictments have been
returned against Ruef and Schmitz in
connection with the restaurant scandal,
as MANY more are to follow. This feat
Ure Of the investigation has not been
completed. but has merely been al
lowed TO rest for a time pending the
arrival Of new witnesses and the de-
termination Of the case Of Jean Loupy,
who was a reluctant witness before the
Grand Jury. Loupy. who was the pro-
prietOr of the Pup is close friend
Of Ruef and has displayed an inclina-
tion 10 shield him. Loupy has been
given an extension Of time Should he
decide to give amplified testimony be-
fore the Grand Jury, any indictment
ofsperjury which may be in preparation
for him viii be cast aside.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-26
FOOTBALL CAUSES
DEATH LIST
Statistics Show That Game
Is Dangerous to Life
and Many Are Manned
IDEBRUTALIZED' GAME

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Eleven dead and
1O4 seriously injured is the record OF
the football season of 1906 according
to the resume OF the seasons acct
dents in the Tribune today. These
figures. compared with fatalities in 1905.
when eighteen players were killed and
159 severely injured, show that de
brutalized'' football has accomplished
in a large degree the object aimed at
in rendering the game less dangerous
to life and limb.
The decrease in casualties is espe-
cially marked among high school play
ers. In the season of 1905 eleven high
school players were killed and forty
seven injured In the season just closed
seven were killed and twenty-five were
badly hurt. All the college and high
school games this year were played
under the new rules drawn up after
the close of the season to satisfy the
agitation for less dangerous football
aroused by the long list OF casualties
in the season of 1905. The value of
the new rules is shown IN the record
of the big college games. This year
not one fatality has occurred in the
games played by the larger American
colleges.
The Tribune carries interviews with
number Of college presidents and
coaches East and West. in which the
opinion Is generally expressed that the
new rules have achieved the elimina-
ton of much of the brutality and dan
ger to life and limb that characterized
the game in former years, and that
above all it has also made the game
safer for high school boys.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-26
Deputies Receive
Excess of Salary

The members of the Grand jury have
transformed themselves into a squad
of sleuths and have begun secret per-
sonal Inquiries into city affairs. After
The inspection of the house at go jack
son street they secretly entered pool
rooms and other places in the new ten
derloin which require suppression
From now on the jury viii continue
these visits in an endeavor TO secure
evidence TO warrant summary action.
In proceeding in this manner the Oliver
jury is following the Andrews body,
which raided several places of i'll re-
putc.
Douglas Young, the expert account
ant Of the Grand Jury. has begun an
inspection of the books Of the various
city officials He began with Treasurer
Bantel and win continue his work until
he has inspected every Office.
Interesting discoveries have been
made IT has come 10 light that two
deputies employed by the Election
Commission who by law may draw
Sl25 a month have been receiving S175.
Deputies employed by the Board of
Health and by the Board Of Works who
are supposed to receive 500 a month
have in some cases been on the pay
roll for SI25 or $40 a month.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-26
QUEEN IS KINGS
PRESS AGENT

VIENNA, Nov. 25.-The Queen of
Roumania has taken the unusual step
of sending a letter to the Neue Freie
Presse concerning the health of King
Carlos, signing herself DIR. Carmen
Sylvia, house physician and qualified
nurse" and heading the missive, mo
copyright" The queen writes explain
ing that sense of justice induces
her to break tn customary precedent Of
yelling ourselves in dignified and i'm
penetrable silence" and proceeds to de-
scribe the heroic patience of the King
during illness of a year, in the latter
months of which he never had night
free from pain. But his goodness and
courage. she continues. have never once
deserted him. The days are passed in
reading; all his tables are full of books
AS | have the gift of being able to
read for many hours consecutively,"
the Queen says, 1--WE lead an interesting
life. l jealously insist on sharing no
part Of his nursing with any one else
and I never have had better patient
1t is pity no one can glance at the
peace of this sick chamber"
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-26
PEOPLE CRAB COAL
FROM RAILROAD
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SPOKANE, Nov. 25.-Residents of
Wilbur, one of the lourishing Central
Washington towns in the grip of the
fuel famine of the past several weeks,
took matters into their own hands to-
day and appropriated coal belonging to
the Northern Pacific Railroad. The
coal was billed to the company's agent
and residents seized the entire consign-
ment. Earl Larrabee was appointed
weighmaster and collected from each
applicant the full market price of the
fuel delivered. the total receipts being
turned over to the company's agent.
Other cities in Central Washington,
where the fuel shortage is unprece-
dented, have publicly announced an in
tention of repeating the same method,
the railroads having confscated many
consignments of coal in transit from the
collieries.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-26
Pressure Used on
Witness by Abe
Ruef's S Friends
Futile Endeavor Made
to Save Boss From
Impending Doom

All the pressure which Abe Ruef and
his associates are trying to bring to
bear on A. Andrieu, the manager of the
house of i'll fame at $40 Jackson street,
is to go for naught, and the witness
when next he is brought before the
Grand Jury will have to swear to the
charges that he has already brought
against Chief Dinan and the whip
pers-in of the administration. On Tues
day, when Andrieu is called before the
Grand Jury, there will be presented to
him for Identification the books in
which he kept with care the accounts
of the infamous resorts which he man
aged, and inscribed in these books are
the entries of the sums he paid for pro-
lection
"Mr. Andrieu, did you write this?' is
all that Heney will have to ask. The
writing will be the silent witness which
will lead boss and police officials to
the courts.
Ever since Heney and Burns began
their crusade Ruef has been seeking
to bring influence to bear on AndrieA
but his efforts have been for the most
part futile. Andrieu has already told
much to the Grand Jury and what
there is yet to tell will be coroborated
by his accounts. Probably the next
time Ruef stretches out his itching
palm for the earnings of fallen women
he will ask of the man who passes the
gold, DO you keep books?"
Andrieu has already told the Jury
that he paid for the protection of 712
Pacific and that he gave to Chief Di-
mans chum, kid" Sullivan, $40 for the
protection of each of the houses he op-
Grated on Fillmore street. But before
the ''protectionist" made those state
ments Burns had the books of his
transactions
1t is understood that Ruef will not
seek to confuse the testimony of An
drieu and Dick Creighton by denials,
but Will try to discredit their testi-
mony on other grounds. In that way
the willy boss will seek to make a point
and at the same time cast an anchor to
windward by not taking chance
against an Indictment for perjury
Dinan, having recovered from the
fright he experienced Friday afternoon,
when he thought that an indictment
had been preferred against him. is now
calm. He speaks of kid" Sullivan
pityingly Poor Kid" he says, with
only that tone of sympathy which
Chief of Police can employ when re-
ferring to a favorite criminal. poor
Kid, 1 don't think he is just right here"
forehead significantly. HE amt just
right here"
Chief Dinan has a very reasonable
excuse for not raiding the house on
Jackson street-that is, if you don't
read between the lines He says that
he did not want to raid the downtown
resorts because he wished to draw the
women from the resident districts into
the isolated quarters where they would
not be offensive to moral citizens. That
would be quite a plausible reason if
the chief had done the other part of his
duty and raided the places in the resi-
dence district. Dinan also says that he
has had no evidence against places in
the uptown or old quarter of the city.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-26
CONCLUDE INVESTIGATION

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 25.-SeveraI
members Of the Senate Committee on
Indian Affairs. which has been investi-
eating conditions in the Indian Terri
tory, arrived here today. Senators
Clark OF Montana and Brandegee of
Connecticut departed for Washington
tonight, going via Chicago. Senator
Clark Of Wyoming left for Chicago on
8 late train. and Senator Long Of Kan
sas viii depart in the morning for
Washington. Senator Teller left the
committee at Bartlesville, going direct
TO St. Louis on his way East.