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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-23

Lewis Single Binder straight Sc cigar
made of rich, mellow tobacco. Your
dealer or Lewis Factory, Peoria, III.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-23

A woman's idea Of economy is to
use a gas range for the purpose Of
cutting down the coal bill.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-23

bolero is lined with white silk or with
silver gauze. For a short WASTED fig
ure it is as we'll to have the revers
arranged in stole fashion to hang be,
low the waist line.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-23

Some girls who think they a sing
ought to ~patronize a correspondence
school Of thought.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-23

Observation-Disclosures
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-02-22
Death of Agent Teed.

Mr.. A. e. feed, who has been Santa Fe
Agent at 0ifere for the past "a years,
died at his home In that VILLAGE last
Monday evening of Bright's disease Mr.
Feed had been a sufferer with this dread
disease for some time and his death was
not surprise to his family.
Mr. Teed was the second agent In
charge of the Spearvile station and when
the Offerle station was opened "a years
ago he was placed In charge and has been
there continuously eyefsince. 1t is said
that he has taught more young men teleg.
rapby and the railroad station business
than any other ole man on the Santa Fe
system. Mr.. Teed was Just married for
the second time to young woman, las!
Christmas, and the widow and grown
up family By his former wife, survive
him -Spearville News.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-02-22
ASSESSORS MEETING.
Important Reasons Why All Assessors
Should Attend.

A meeting is to be held In the court
house on the flr,t Monday In March, this
being Ma,ch 5lh, which is Of Interest to
the men who Assess the property over the
county. Ii IL the annual meeting OF the
township and city assessors. and 81 this
meeting there will br an agreement to
cnange the real estate values IN the county
This is doue every two years, and this 10
the year for this purpose,
Land values have materially changed
since the last assessment. end very ma
terial increase In valuation ~ill De txrd
by the assessors. Last year most Of the
assessors attended the meeting, and took
active interest in arranging for basis oi
valuation. This year IL is important
that all be present and that all come
prepared to remain uotil the meeting
adjourus, go they may learn what plans
for assessments a'e adopted
The county clerk has notified all
assessors Of Ford county of date of tn,
meeting aud requested them to be present.
The county commissioners and number
Of tax payers will attend meeting, and
mn effort will be made to get more
equitable assessment this year
1t has been proposed that a special
committee be appointed TO inspect all
alfalfa lands In the county ard assist the
county board Of equalization in fixing
final values for taxation.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-02-22
WANTED TO DIE
Jess Gibson Said He Would Kill Him
self, and Took Poison.

Jess Gibson, son Of Mr.. aud Mrs, Tom
Gibson of this place, after threatening
to Kill himself, raised bottle of car
bolic acid TO his lips and apparently
drank portion Of 1t. This happened on
Tuesday evening IN the presence OF the
young mans mother
IL was reported on the street next NOR
ning that Gibson would not live. Ottel
reports were 70 the effect that he had
swallowed little any Of the poison.
This morning 1t was again heard on
The street that he Was IN a critical coudl-
tion. This report pio,ed IL be erroneous
Gibson was attended by the Doctors Me-
Carty and they report this afternoon that
he Is getting along sll right, although
he Is pretty sore. He was sitting up
this afternoon and probably Is 10 no fuI- :
ther danger.
The cause Of bis action on Tuesday
evening has not been learned. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibson recently had son killed on
tho railroad, and this second trouble Is
very hard upon them.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-02-22
BELLIES OF HONOLULU.
Dodge Citg Laoies Will Put on Fine
Show Early in March.

The opera house attraction This season
which W Il bp snre TO interest every
person IN town will be the Bellies Of
Honolulu put on by the ladies Of Dodge
City, under the direction Of Mr. Frank
black faced minstrel first part, and an ex.
cellcnily planned aud delightfully."- enter
tanning secoLdpsrl. The company will
be talented e,all hume ladies-astas e
full of them and there viii be bewi,ching
songs, sprigbty dances captivating rag
time cake walk drils, prizr gold medal
ch07rs girls, and more things worth
seeing Than on ever saw at one show in
all Of your travels.
The ladies selected for this performance
are mlny OF them especially talented and
Mr.. Skeen, who will coach them, CLAIM 3
10 be one Of the folm0s men In the
profession. 50 the show should be ore Of
the best ever seen between the Mssiss-
ipD ard the Rockies. Il will be, in every
way. superior to the home talent show
given b. the men here last year, because
the d. DE City ladies can beat the men
at anything they undertake
There sill be rush for tickets when
thay 20 on sale. Don't forgetthat. The
Globe Republican warned people last
yeai before The home, talent show was
given that the tickets would 20 with Il
rush. A good many did not heed The
warning and were greatly disappointed to
find that the en- ire house almost was sold
the first day. 1t will probably be the
same this year, so go early and avoid
disappointment.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-02-22
COMES OUT FOR MADISON
Stafford Republican Stands Flat Foot
ed For an Instructed Delegation.

eu ror an lnStruCted DeIegation.
"A few Newspapers In the west end Of
the district have made great mistake In
supposing that the Stafford Republican
has been trying TO start fight on Judge
Madison Stafford county Is solid for
Madison and the Stafford Republican Is
rejoicing that such condition prevails.
10 last weeks issue If The Republican
Editor Akers comes out fiat footed for an
instructed delegation, as follows:
1--WE are hopeful that Stafford county
republicans at their delegate convention
to be held In this city February Oath, will
speak out strongly enough for Madison
for congress in that it will send an IN
.tructed delegation to Hutchinson In his
behalf. Ordinarily We are not favorable
to Instructed delegation but In this par
ticular event we are Madison has been
closely allied with Stafford county for
many years both In politics and business
and Is entitled to the delegation We are
prone to think this the pretty general
opinion OF Stafford county republicans,
any way This talk about his being =
rantankerous machine man and railroad
tool 10 In every way an unjust accusation
and his friends 10 Stafford county should
do their best 10 administer a rsbuke to
those fostering and encouraging such
charges against him by speaking boldly
out IN meeting and by sending on In
structed dele, alton. stafford Repub.
lican.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-02-22
LET ,ER FLOW
Government Ruling Which Looks Good
to Arkansas Valley.


A Denver dispatch Of Monday says:
"'The state auditors Office received In
formation TO-DAY Of ruling concerning
food waters In Colorado which, II is be-
lleyed, will bar individuals and irrigation
companies from using the flood waters In
this state under certain conditions Re.
Gently the Elk Creek Canal Company
made application for the right to con-
stiuct a resi- rv0ir site on Elk creek, In
CoDejos county, the location OF the pro-
posed site being on government land.
The Interior department refused, because
as stated In letter conveying The direct
Ion Of the department, the storing Of
water on Elk creek would interfere with
the flow In the Rio Grande in New Mexico,
and lessen the supply Of water running
Into the Eagle dam, one OF the irrigation
projects the government ispreparing to
construct on the Rio Glnde The de-
clsiOn Is Interpreted here as meaLinE that
no reservoirs can be constructed on streams
In Colorado that are feeders Tor rivers
either In or out OF the state where the
government proposes to build reservoirs
for irrigation purposes.
This would seeL TO have direct bear
Ing on the Kansas. Colorado case. The
government is interested In irrigation
projects in Western Kansas, and will be
asking Colorado fol supply Of water by
aud by.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-02-22
ROCK ISLAND TALK.
Nudge Quoted as Saying Divisions
Will be Changed.

Nudge Quoted as Saying Divisions
Will be Changed.
The Hutchinson News Of Monday says:
'sBucklin will lose the Rock Island divi-
sion point.
This matter, according to Vice Presl-
dent Nudge Of the Rock Island, seems to
have been already decided. While in
Hutchinson for few minutes yesterday
he was asked: Willthc proposed change
take the terminals away from Bucklin?"
"Oh. yes" said Mr.. Nudge. "Buck.
lin, like Hutchinson, 10 not located right
for division terminal as matters are
being arranged at this time.
"Tbe runs are too long. When fire.
man gets much more than 100 miles with
a heavy train he gives out and freights
are slow In getting to the end Of the run. !"
Mr.. Nudge would not say where the
terminals were to be. He said, "Mr. Cain
and Mr.. Dolan are inakiAg arrangements
about that and they have not yet reported
the matter to my Office" Messrs. Cain
and Dolan were very busy during the
few minutes the train was here, and the
reporter could only have time to greet
them, as Mr.. Nudge was kept busy ans
werlng questions while the train stopped
here.
II Is only surmlse as to where the
division end will be, but railroad men
say that undoubtedly Pratt, Liberal snd
Dalhart will be thv points when the
change 10 made.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-02-22
GOV. MEAD IN TOWN
Kansas Boy Who Has Made Good In
Washington.


Governor Mead, of Washington, who
has been making tour of the State
Institutions in the Sunfower State with a
view to improving those Of Washington,
was In Dodge City on Tuesday.
GoYernor Mead is Kansas boy. He
lived at Manhattan In this state until
about Fifteen years ago, when he went to
Washington. 1t is hard to keep a Kan :.
sas boy down anywhere, and the people
Of Washington have not tried II In Gov
ernor Mesd's case. They have been
Boosting him upwards and now he helds
the chief office In that state.
While here the Governor spent day or
two At the Kansas State Soldiers home at
TT. Dodge. He considers It a model
home and was much pleased with all that
he saw there.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-02-22
Bids Wanted From Physicians And
Surgeons.

Sealed bids will he received by the
county clerk at his office until II M.,
March |, 1906, from physicians and sur
geons for medical and surgical services
and medicine furnished to county poor,
Moulding all persons who may become
county charges BY afIllction of contagious
diseases, and for services as county health
officer, for the year beginning March /,
1905. A bond Of $1,000 will be required
OF the appoIntee for the faithful perform
ance Of contract. The county commiss-
ioners reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
Done by order Of the board Of county
commissioners at the county clerks office
in Dodge City, Kansas, this 9Th day Of
February, 1906,
SEAL s. Fl, C0NNAwAY,
County Clerk.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-02-22
LIKE DODGE CITY.
Men Brought Here by Commercial
Club are Talking For This
Country


Ed Kauger, formerly Of Elinwood,
was In Dodge city on Monday looking
after some Investments which he has
made and coDtemplates making in this
part Of the country. Mr.. Kauger Was
| first brought here together with Mr..
Cooper Of Lyous, by the Commercial
club aiew monlhs ago to consider build
ling mill at Dodge City. The mil
proposition, while not abandoned was
posrpo el, but before leaving sr Kaug-
er bought some bad west Of here Mr.
Kauger said Monday that he expected to
locate permanently in Dodge City later
AT present he has high salaried position
in Oklahoma aud will remain there for
awhile. He expects TO invest what he
makes In OkatomO Ia this country, and
he is talking Dodge City and Ford county
TO others.
Mr. Cooper, 100. still has Dodge City
IN view, aud stated few days ago that
he considers that this Town has II great
future. He will probably be out here to
locate later.
The work OF the Commetcial club In
interesting these two men It come out
here aud investigate has not been lost,
nor has any OF the work of the club been
lost. The prospects Of the club for effect
i've work have become greater every
week Of its existence. Before the close
Of It's first year IL will have some big
propositions 10 take hold ofand it will he
equal to the task.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-02-22
INSTRUCT FOR MADISON

Gray CoontY Delegates Were Selected
Last Saturday.
The selection OF delegates to represent
the Republicans of Gray county in the
Seventh congressional district convention
was made last Saturday. Gray county
has two odelegates 10 the convention. The
delegates selected are John Morrison
and S l.. Kelley, with D d. Lemelt aud
James Brock as alternates.
The delegates were1nstiucted to vote
for the nomination of Judge Madison.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-02-22
STATE CONVENTION

Republican State Convention to be
Held at Topeka May End.
The Republican State committee met
in Tope ks yesterday afternoon and call
ed the convention for Topeka May 2nd. n
The primary system for nominating
state officers proposition showed to be 80
weak on Its legs that It's advocates did
not bring the qsestioDup
The committee meeting lasted only q
few minutes. A motion was made and
promptly carried to hold state convex
ton in Topeka on May 2, anda motion
to adjourn followed Immediately after
ward.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-02-22
INVESTORS AND FARMERS.

A chance to obtain fine farm for small
amount Of money. 320 acres, three room
house. barn, cows shed. granary, well,
wind mill, garden, 400 fruit trees, 130
acres cultivated, 60 acres In wheat, good
neighborhood, close to school. See
KIRKPATRICK & MARTIN.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-02-22
To Cure a Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
o care k. W. Groves signature is on
each boz. 26C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
Scrmiid,tc telcarap6iidr 9epcIdjen.

- @egen S1ll6ung nno gntertl'
gung oeS pbotograpbilden aegattps
eiuer $10.9tote nuroe bonn gunoes'
@eribt i'll 0enper, Col, Sns. 9. eg'
9IeIton, Elm Sobn oes 8rGiioenten Der
Eaciiic GrpreB Co.. 5u 5ebn Sabren
@eiGngniB uno einer 8eloltraie BON
$500 pcrurtheilt.
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Sobrcn 3u6tbarS uerltrtDeilt mnr.
Ben.
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9s. 81, ilt Scr Yoihrleilter Socob sS.
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Die @iienbobn entlong filbr, bon ei'
nem 3uge Der 2ebigb.@allep. .gabn"
il6crfabrcn uno getobtet poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
Gurpncr cntlaitct jnnses NGoden

Sobnlto H. u. s, 10. GeS -
Ger geridlt, lnllt melbcnl bclltc Der
Coroner ilbcr Den ,5nollcit betrclieito
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in sic Smitb'id)e @obnilng ein5it.
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6rnu tno icine aihoer 5it 5iid]tiger.
Ser Coroner bclobt iit ornl 9eridic
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nGhIten Montag inl Iiitrifts 8e.
ridic Dor; nion ninnlt on. bub Ons
Gctidt otg nes ~u0lid)las9 btlbul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
Yin bcr Siiite ION Nclu- Jcricg &C.
ltrau0ct.

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aiiite pon Nerp. Seriep. Scr 9tnprall
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ser Seite nah Der aiilte Su ouf ben
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itation fam ben Gampier 5u Siilie
uno idjoB Gin 5ail iibcr ibn meg, iuo'
raui cine Gettungsboic in Sbitigfcit
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..Glara." Ser gcltronocte Tompier
lit Gin 6nbr5cug BON 1884 Sonnell
mO gebort bem GDeOer Sratelli Gon'
iulif III Sriclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
Sdnuinoel nod rcdJtscitis blusgeitcllt

G1icngo. Slls., ia. Seq. - et'
ni9e anonpnte Morte retteten iiir Die
Staot einen Ero5eb in Sobc BON
$4,000. Scit orci ,Sabrcn befano
iid) i'm it1otiidcn Soipitale cin iicbelt.
iGbriaer jiioiidler anube ipegen eillcr
unbeilbarcn MISUNDERSTANDING,
Die or iid angeblid) uui Der Strabe
,lge5ogen bate, inoent er 1T eitte ge'
grabcne Seifnnng 6incingeiallen lpnr.
Ger Bro5eB. ipelfer oesipegen II
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nlgtltrengt ipnr, itnno Dor lellcr fiir
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idelonrp. nIs 1nf Dem llllic eiies
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ilinben lpnroe. oes ,Snhalts: .5rdgc
im Weit Sioe ,Serpiib SoipituI nah. "
Eie BORT angeitellten grfunoignngen
ergaben, onb Ser anabe BORT bereitS
Dor Der 3eit bes beballptcten Sales
on Oer arnnfbcit bcb1nOrlt lporoci
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
Stride nmo Staat in 5ranfreidD.

3ic iralSoilfc Gcglerllng beltebt
oui ibren @clcbes.E .Eorogropben nno
bat begonnclL bieielben BON DEM
our6 @eieb uorgeihriebenen Gage on
ourdBufiibren, iuie es porber erfldrt
iuoroen mar. Won botte eriportet.
Oob oic Girhfiibrung Der Sren-
niungS. .@cicbe oili beitigci @ioerltdno
ltoBcn piiroe, onB IS 81 blittlgen 3l'
lonlncnitoBcn 5uild)en Der Hegle.
rungsmo6t uno ben glnbdngern Der
Stride fommen iperoe. Gosu lit es
nidt gcfonmen. 3par baben Otc
Weiitliden troB beS 8crboteS Wfelle
gelcicn. 0ie Ssirhcn lunren gcfiillf.
Sic 8ciItliheu lullrocn 0esbalb poi,
Der EpIi6ei noiirt mo iollen Ilt) niiit
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ga, luic in gllgerS, NontcS. slrroS II.
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nungS-GclcBen iiir's grite Sicaer
bleiben pcr0c. Gus mar nudl ocn Gr'
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@ablcn i6on 5u eriuorteu. 0os frans
55iiide &oit moblte cine groBe Sam.
mer.Winioritdt melhe Der 9lilfbebnng
oe5 Gonrorbots. ocr 8rennilng BON
Stnnt luno STRIDE. 5litmmte. 0a bon
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0on0 geluieien luuroe, lpuroe bis 5iull
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ihc autbuIifcn Maeroiiigs lit babel
in Vctrad)t 3ii 3icbeli, bnB Die iHeilteii
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mag iid) in 5ratfreif nod lonae
hiinISSiehcn, bis eS id1licblidl utener
j4ll 3tlcuer !olrnli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
gsur Gin SricgsgeridJt.

@a aibtngton 3. g.. IA. 0es
- ariegsiefretdr Saft bot auf gm'
pieblung oes @eneralItabes Elm
ariegsgerid)t gegen ben Maior Gbus.
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WtadIin, Gompagnie 8, 1. Satoillon
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gen Yflibtpernahl1iiigung unter Dem
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moroen iinb, nibt cncreiid genug 5it
Werfe geaongen iein, Inn ben sluf-
rubr 81 lnterorilden. sSerner iollen
lie nod Dem guirubr Die 8elpebre Der
MannIdaften nift 5citig geuug un-
teriudt baben, I'm felt5uItellen, mer
oie Sdiiiie abfeuertc. 10 oaB Die
Shuloigcn nidt crlnittclt pcroen
fonntcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
Sattc Bed, anf Der Heiic.

9oIton, IA. Ie5. - Ser uilter
9eiebl BON Capt. $. 9. SaoIer ltef
6enOe 9Sro6toampfer st. George"
traf bier ein nahoem er BON eineIn
Srfon beimgciudt unO Ser 3erlto.
rung ourh 6euer fnapp entgangen
mar, Oas inter elmer 2aoung Sanf
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lieb Nep Dorf i'm pergnngenen Snni
nit einer fir sic iapauiid)e &egie'
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beiono ith 7S Gage fait iortlpdbreno
inter 0ampf, 9luf Der 6abrt BON
autIiuotiu, Sapan, mad @e6u gerietb
er in Ben illrhtbaren Seiiun, tpeIder
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illd)te. lmo man betrahtete es angoro
ais Elm @inocr, ols man oielenl
idJlicblih cntganBen mar. 9alo oas
raui brod) i'm 2aocrallm 6euer ats,
oaS nit GROCER Wtiibe imo 9totb ltn-
teroriift 81 mer0eu pernohte, mo
nllBcr0cm bate man nod pleltdde
,SGbrlid)fciten az ilbenuinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-21
Sin bciucratcr 9(fcrfncdlt.

gGi5abetb, I..S, IA. Ge5. =
Sulrls smith, EN- Idcrfncd1t ieucrte
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