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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Sunday, Jan. 81, 1906.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Brooklyn Jansen. pecernba- n Narl..
January J. = Mlchaes II and Fayal - 10 rbe F~anS
Zotti steamship COMPANY eaain ana 40 raara5s
passengers ana mdse. Arrived ar tire RAJ
Steamer Casteventry tBr) Berner FInelve Torr,--- q
10 Bowrtng Co with iron ryrttes Arrived AZ The s
Steamer Santiago. Jones Santiago lamar "a - No.
s2u L. 10 James Ward Co. with passenrers mall
and mdse arrived at the Bar at s:l5 n m mats
Ienny Ohls Santos Tarar,l,or
JaIeiro January g. Bahia : PernamburD
10. Busk & Jevons. with 81 passengers r,ajls 80
mdse- Arrived at the Bar at q "a ~ ''-
Steamer Seguranca, Cakes. Vera Js,r,-,-
Il Havana Il. James + Ward -,
90 passengers. mails and mGse Arrived az Ths ~ "a
1927 10Th. '''O ASt at
Steamer City q Savannah Sargent san Ina, ,s
&c, NewI0rk and Porto -, '.aFH
sengers. mails and mdse Arrived the Bar ~ nc
a - AN''
Steamer Goidsboro. curry. PHILADELPHIA 70 y,,,,, .
Clyde & Co. with mdse Passed Guarantee -, IA =,
III '0 at 100
Steamer Benefactor swain Philadelphia p, ,,,,,..
p Clyde Co. with mdse Passed in Qua .'a ~
s.o2 p m 0i"n'ihe al
Steamer Jefferson Dole. Newport News md 49,,
20 the Old Dom tnion 50 Co. with passengers an,
Passed In Quarantine T.25 y - ~'iN muse
Steamer Wearside f3rl Goodwin Tan,rtcr. .,..
airy 10 10 the American Smelling and Re1nInv - t,
metal ore VII discharge at Perth Amboy PassaS =,
Sandy Hook at G;J4 q. NSsSu n
Steamer American Colcord san Francisco Nov., ~
Corouei December Is and Lucia Januarv - -
born Lapham. with mdse Arrived the bar a. ! "a
'' at 100
SteaTper U1nhria tBr) Dow LIVERPOOL Ian,,s-. -
queenstown Il, 70 the Cunard SIS Co
cabin and 2s9 sJeerage passengers malls ana mdse =
rived at the Bar at $40 -
Sandy Hook y J. q. 1910 p rn-wind soutbya.,
light breeze. dense fog ''
SAILED
Steamers Batavia Gen. Hamburg; Sanssrad ,,.or,
Colon Aston lBr Philadelphia Chatahoochee savan
Drake towing barge OIL Co No o. Port Artbu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-22
ALL READY FOR OLD GUARD BALL
Great Military Spectacle Will Open Festiv-
tiles on Thursday Next.

Uniforms epaulettes swords and brasses are
being put in spick and span order by the great
brigade of military and naval men who are TO take
part in the spectacular military march at the Ola
Guard ball. 10 be held in Madison square e'dIueii
on the night of January 25
Following the opening Of the ball. at 10 O'Clock
that night and the ceremony of receiving the coors
General John T Cutting commandant Of the Old
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

For Steamer Close n. Y.
tya 5 r ....... .-..-.... Jan 600 p m
Victoria! Jan IS 500 m
Tahiti, Mar4uesas, etc-Ma1iposa via
r Jan 90 1890 D m
wa p Jan 20. 1880
Japan, Hawaii. p I. etc-MongoIia via
$ F. .-.-...--Feb / 1880 p m
Transport via F. Feb . 1890 m
samoa eIg-sonons via p Feb 10. 1880
Vancouver a. 500 p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-22
EERRYRoAT CAPTAIN DISMISSED.

Captain Henry Cattermole. one of the captains on
the municipal ferry Staten Island. and the Oldest
in point Of service the line. has been informed
by Dock Commissioner BensaI that he Is no longer
required A week ago last Saturday, when making
St George slip, the captain went in at full speed
rammed the bridge. and damaged it. He was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-22
SENATOR DEPEw IN WASHINGTON.

Senator Depew went 10 Washington by an after
noon train yesterday. At his city house it was said
that he had recovered from the slight indisposition
which troubled him when ne came TO the city from
Washington last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-22
the KENTUCKY LEAVES PORT

The oat-leshtp Kentucky which was Damaged
n eoInE$en with the bartisShi2 Alabama in this
hsrocz TWO weeks ago. and zI1ce that time has
been under repairs 81 the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
eR1.ee YezcT4ey Tor Hampton RCEdg, and thence
VIII sc 20 the southern Grill grounds with the
Nosts Atlantic 1set undS- Rear Admiral EvKns.
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Proposals.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTION

Sealed proposals. suitably e1ao'ssl - = -
construction Of Gold storage Blii1e .-s :
Sailing Refrigerating machinery Wig p
plumbing Improvements for Grand 80 - :, =
Hospital. Willard. y. Y. VIII De ~ Z rs
o.cjock p. NJ. or Wednesday. the an az i. y
1895. by the state Co'r-rs79 .z MI be opsns =
Albany. \. y. When '"e ''-7 -
publicly. go 10 .1usulrst - -
Drawinss and specifications may Lr Is stsis =
forms OF proposal oo'a.a7. .. q; 10 G L H'l
E-rb,tect. In the capitol at Albany ;, -,Ss...
contrasts will be awarded o. Jle 49,, -~3 ,hs -
ralianIe bidders. unless tae Pcs PCS - tie rEiz
funds available thefeIiE. III "- T z. 80
al bids IS reserved . s.-.-. ronlr1issi1n p
Dated Albany Jan. i. 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-22

The French Line steamer La Brctagne from HAVE ~
IN eoInuleaon with the wireless station siasconsct
Of Nantucket L4ehtshIp should
8 CLOCK 1N~N
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SENATOR TrLLmAN TO SPEAK HERE

serstGr T11l1nan- OF South Carolina has prom
sssd 70 mike 8 speech ar the monthly meeting Of
tAs psznoorsrc Club on the night OF january 30.
&zyor M0Clelsn also viii be guest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-22

- Nv -
ROARD OF WATER SUPPLY tlIl - H-aaas7ss
15ffI,e ~ the Board OF w atef S'-si5 Tarus1 -
To COETEAl-..lS-SS ~ sSN5.Se
MAKING, TEST BOEINGS ~ IlE FiIlDsCN -
M - CS-cz THE SHORES OF LaL>-EsT aAA
REAR TIE VILLAGE - INK ,r
TI-Tt~FTE,SS COUNTY. MN ~1aS1SITS W
CsFAIED BIDS OR PhOtOS2--rs- Il y >
- r.,,,.s4 bv the Board Of Water s1F'
''''N0 MONDAY FEBftl Al l'.sf ard - "
- ,,.,-,- $50 t51rluEs in Tie cHaI- yIIlaEs ~
to- If "a. Hudson River neG W. A.
Ior1b,lrr- Du.rhess county ,,I.sy- ausaec -
-ia-s an hour the bids VIII os E-tsS WI p : -
m. award OF the contract, u A. - fnesesfiaf
ne iSo1rd q Water supply 2s s' -
ticahie ., 49, r-Aaptsr "A - -. :
- tbs Csa+a ~ New York. ~ niles Assss,rsE
..s,n5, i,r,its OF not more th1n II Sss = 7
move r1al miles below. tir -gj-h AYE ssszi
sFs 40+sT a mount OF work ufei I,aar tsel = -
r,ate vii not re less Than +.,>9 VII BE- -. -
5a,,tt, - h,les The security reQt i. -scsirel
5 t,fsrs lss Q{se 90 No hid VII .srftast -
So, $50 arrsr,pauisd by either - NeE - -
NsriOnRI or state bank IN The - money 2 = =
- fSs order of THE C1rrutrotie-. ---ss suTk =
NJ Fiys hundred dollars tSoov,a.,s ,-,sass 4
Melted on before iu\ ISL - further D. ~ ;.
Copfes Of a pamphlet co.itl'.s - -ongyact - go !.
-, 100 t,~r, ~ rroy,osai forms 81 - tns "a . -
49, nv tbs CORPORATION Counssi ne beard =
~ he obtained d tJe oliiNs = bv aslL
s,.' ~, rr,4,{irartnu ign person - i = ~
N"FF-'I FDWARp SIMMONS FIo' 7''iSssgA
CHAS y CHApW4CA'
CHAS A SHAW. r-,t,sar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. :
Sunrise III Sunset sos Moon Moon age ~
HIGH WATER
AL-Sandy Hook $50 Gov. 1858 He'll Gate :
p 3sandy Hook e:l1 Gov Island He'll Gate ss
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DROPOsALS FOR LIGHT - re,,4.

PLIES. zrAT1oSERs!.. p Eg FsSsHs - s &C.
or Assistant PuTchaslns fs,1,ary sas - -.
proposals win be received AZ 81 81 I,oad ccrgl
Purchasing Agent Panama 20 y,,5ary esa = rsssss
above mentioned articles blsIiA LIED -
may be obtained at this ofiS"
Assistant Purchasing AEsa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-22
AmUSements.

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
This Evening at -TANNHAEUsER Emma
Earnes. Olive Fremstad. Alien; Goritz Blass'
Reiss, Mdhlmann. Conductor Hertz
Wed Evg- Jan "a. at 7:45-TRIsTAN und ISOLDE
Nordica Homer; Burgstaller Van Rooy. Blass. Mdhl-
Conductor Hertz
Thurs. Jan. %. at 3 P M-PARSIFAL Fremstad;
DIPPED, Van Rooy. Bass GoritZ Gourmet Cond Hertz
Fri Eve, Jan &C. at saba Emma Earnes Homer;
Caruso, Campanari. Plancon. Muhluann- Cond Vigna-
Aft. a (150th anniversary of Mozart 3
birth)-DON GIOVANNI. Nordica. JonelH and Sem
brich scotti. D,ppe Gourmet Rossi. Muhlnnann Con-
ductor Frankie
Sat Evg. Jan p (pop prfcesl at S-KOENIGIN
Won SABA Walker, Rappold Alien Knote Goritz
Blass Muhlmann Conductor Hertz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-22
He says In closing his letter,

To provide for the vast expenditure of money
within the city proposed by the Pennsylvania inter-
ests g serious corporate and hnRnuial problem
degrading, as have already said, solely ipon the
confidence OF investors. The more dftic1Ift sTlrE
provision the less we DO and the more slowly
we can DO II; the easier the provision the rnore
the greater any other burden difficulty In trans
sctt6g business within the city the less there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-22

Steamers Batavia tCier Hamburg; Sanesrad ,,.o,,
Colon Aston S3r Philadeiphia Chattahoochee savan
Drake towing barge STANDARD OF No o. Port Arthur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

%Brings mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-22

IRVING PL THEATRE Ever Evg and sat Ma MAJ :,
KILOMETERFRESSER" ("The Road Burner j.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27
TO BUILD ROAD.
Garden City Hustlers Are Planning
New Road.

Garden City Hustlers Are Planning
New Road.
The following dlspsfch was sent out
from Garden City last Saturday:
"Garden City, Trinidad & Northwest
ern is the name Of new railway to run
through Garden City, and haye for Its
eastern terminus on the Union Pacific
either Ella or Hays City. The Decessary
papers have been applied for to secure a
charter from the state. r. P. Davie, D.
B. Menke, l. N. McBeth, George W. Fill
nup, @. L. Miller, J. V. Killlon, W. M,
Kinnison and George T. Inge are the In
csrporators.
The line will fret be built northeast
through Fi1usy county, and will strike
both the Missouri Pacific and Union Pa
cifc main lines. Southwest 1t will 90
through, Richfeld and Ulysses, with the
terminus at Trinidad. The total length
will be about 400 miles.
Permanent organization will be made
within thirty days."
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27
REVIVAL SERVICES
Will be Held at the Methodist Church
Beginning Next Sunday.

VIII pc 7etu ~ the MetnOuiSt SnuTCn
Beginning Next Sunday.
The usual services will be held next
Sunday 1T which time we will beRin
special revival meetings to be conducted
BY the pastor. Morning theme, "what
is the purpose Of revival and who needs
It." This will be sermon particularly
for the church and we hope that oil the
members who possibly can will be pre-
sent at the morning service. Evening
subject, "Conyiction Of Sin."
During the first part Of the meetings
the pastor will preach on themes Of much
importance TO the church and to the un-
sayed.who may be inquirlng the way Of
salvation. The subjects to be treated
are, "Convlction Of SIM, "Repentance", !,
"Saving Faith, "Conversion", "rhe
Holy spirit", "Coutesslng Christi,
THE Purpose Of Water Baptism, show
may we know that we are saved?"
The meetings will begin each evening
at 7 80 with a song and praise service.
Preaching at 8.
A cordial invitation Is given to every.
one to attend these meetings.
r. W. IMBoDEN, Pastor.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27
Marriage Licenses Issued.

George 8. Folks and Edna Craycraft Of
Bucklin, procured marriage license Of
Judge Preston on the 26th
Charles E. Paulk and Elizabeth G.
Reay, Of this city, were married on
Christmas day BY Judge W. Fl Preston,
a. his Office In the court house.
Eugene Il. McGinnis of Seattle, Wash
Ing ton and Mable |. Wyatt Of Bucklin,
secured marriage license on December
24th.
A marriage license was issued to
James A. Lynch and Myrtle B. Gresham
OF Bucklin. on December 22ud.
A marriage license was issued on the
4th to Harley A. Martin Of Richfield,
Kansas, and Ina E. Harvey Of SpearyilIe
Michael Il. Schoen and Matilda q.
Staplston, who live north west OF town,
were granted marriage license on the
Goth.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27

Judge B. F. Milton is In Greensburg
this week attending court.
Get q "sleepy hollow" rocker or a
large Morris chair for New Year pre-
sent, at the City Furniture store. Prices
are very low and the goods are of the
best quality. 1t
The churches held their Christmas en-
tertainments on last Monday evening and
all were worth going to see. Each
church was decorated In an original man.
saer, the Methodist church In evergreens,
Christmas bells, a tree and chimney for
Santa Claus to come through; the Pres
byterian with evergreens, atars and q
large fireplace; the ChIistian with sort
of arbor Of eversreens; the Baptist
and Episcopal churches also were decor
ated with eyergreens and trees. and all
showed that much care had been taken.
ALI the ehurches had good audiences,
but she Methodist church was crowded to
the door, with people Standing 10 the
aisles. The orchestra played here, which
attracted . great many, and the whole
program was very good. The cantatas
Eiven IN the other churches, and each
program, proved vsryipleaslng. Santa
Claus distributed candy and nuss to the
children Of each church after the enter
talnment.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27
MULLINS ESCAPED.
Santa Fe Engineer Buried Under
Engine Monday Morning and Got
Out Alive.


Santa Fe train No 10 was wrecked on
the Kinsley branch near Lewis on last
Monday morning and the engineer, j. X.
Mullin WAS caught under he engine and
had a miraculous escape from death.
After the elapse Of some time he was
dug from beneath the engine still alive,
suffering from his feet being mashed
some and scalds about his face. 1t was
reported at The time of the accident that
the engi neer had been instantly killed
and buried under the engine. When two
and half hours later MullIn had been
dug from under the engine, 1t was found
that be had laid so that only bis feet
were pinioned fast. His face was burn
ed considerably by the steam, but he had
even managed TO partially protect him
self from the steam. The fireman when
he was thrown under the wreckage was
able to get out with out help and was
not seriously injured Quite . long
stretch Of track was torn up and the road
was blocked for some time. The train
was doing q hurry up stunt whom the
wreck occurred and the ergine spread
the rails.
Later In the morning freight was
wrecked between Wright and Spearville,
causing another tie up on the road. A
lot Of cars wen. Into the ditch but 1t 10
undsrstood that no one was hurt.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27
DENVER AND GULF ROAD IS
BEING EXTENDED
AFTER NEW RIGHT Of WAY
BeIvidere Will be the Next
Point Reached Dodge City
Later.

The Hutchinson News says OF the Den
yer 6 Cali road: "Condemnation pro-
ceedings have been started to get the
right of way necessary to build the track
OF the Denver, Kansas & Gulf railway
into Belvidere, Kiowa county. This Is
an extension OF the Denver. Enid q Gulf
rait lad, built from Gnrhris to Kiowa,
Kad and then sold to the Santa Fe. The
-latt ! company, under the name Of the
Dssyer, Kansas & Gulf, extended the
line from Kiowa, Barber county, to Med
lcine Lodge. Uuder the same name the
Santa Fs is building the line In north
westerly direction from Medicine Lodge,
through northwest Barber county and
through . few miles Of Kiows county to
Belvidere, on the Engleweod branch Of
tho Santa Fe.
Bonds were voted about year ago for
the construction Of this line. The right
Of way Is secured In Barber county, but
the line through the corner OF kiowa
county is through the big william Rock
Teller ranch, also partly owned BY Frank
Rockefeller, brothers Of the Standard Oil
magnate. The big Conklin ranch, owned
by j. Il. COnklin of Hutchinson, Is also
portion OF the land that will have to be
secured for building this line This is
one Of the big ranches In that country.
The whole town Of Belvidere is located
on the COnklin ranch and the Englewood
branch runs through 1t. The new road
will cut pcross The Rockefeller and Conk-
tin ranches, aud connect with the Engle-
wood line. Then 1t is thought to be the
Intention OF the Santa Fe to extend the
line still further to Bucklln. Ford county,
where the Dodge City branch Of the Rock
Island leaves the main line Of that road.
1t Is believed that the Santa Fe has made
arrangements to buy this branch from the
Rock Island,
The building Of the new line from
Medicine Lodge to Belvidere Is the first
railroad construction in this portion of
Kansas, excepting the Orient work, 10 a
gql many years 1t Is possibly but the
81 S1,nning OF another era Of railway con-
stlbstIon. and southwest Kansas will
likely get good share OF this work.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27
Another Coed Attraction.

The next event Of importance at tho
Gluck opera house will be the engage
msnt Of Gordon & Bennett's production
of"A Royal Slave. and the management
of the theatre 10 to be congratulated upon
securing al attraction Of such magnitude.
The play, which deals with life 10 Old
Mexico, at the most romantic time Of Its
history, during the reign Of the unhappy
Maximillian, abounds In many thrilling
situations, at the same time containing q
beautiiul love story Of interest.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27

&c lory to God in the highest, and on earth
Peace and good will towards men,"
The Sorosis club had very delightful
Christmas meeting at the home Of Miss
Ella Preston on Wednesday evening. The
program was opened with roll call,
Christmas quotation. This was followed
by q paper, "Christmas In Germany"
Cora Incl; paper, "Christmas Charities
in Our Great Cities" Ada Hobbls; an
original Christmas poem BY Annah Mar
tin, and Christmas story BY Sadie Slime.
All these numbers were excellent, to say
the leaa. There was large attendance,
and the'whole evening was enjoyable and
entertaining. Miss Sadie Hanna will be
hostess on January Q, 1907.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27
,osE CITY. KANSAS. THURSDAY. DECEMBER q, 1906

White Goods.
WheFef
At The Bafsaiu store.
Whsnf
Jan. . to 10.
Don't mIts Il.
Especial Sale.
huslln Underwear.
Special Prices.
Lacss and Embrolderies.
Remember the date.
Jan. and to 10th.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27

There were races at the rink on
Christmas eve, which were very inter-
ssting to quite large audience. The
flrst was race for speed and was won
by I'd GibsOn. The prizes for the speed
races win be given at the end o. the sea-
son to the person with the best average,
and will be q fine gold medal. Follow.
ing this was novelty race Of i've rounds.
10 the first round q bench was jumped
and In the other rounds the boys went
through barrels. Little Hsinie Wright
wen this race and WAS given . dollar as q
prize.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27
MARRIED AT KANSAS CITY.

MIR. George Martin of the Bee Hive
Weds Mrs. SwInehart, Also of
Dodge City.
The report that Mr. George Martin and
Mrs. Swinehaat Of this place were mar
ried at Kar sas City yesterday was heard
here this morning, but no one could be
found who knew whether the report was
true or not. The Kansas City Journal.
which reached here this afternoon. re
ports that marriage license was Issued
yesterday to Geo. T. Martin and Mrs.
Margaret SwInehart Of Dodge City, so
the report Of the wedding appears to have
been correct.
Mrs. Swlnehart was In Kansas City and
Mr. Martin went there yesterday, but bis
friends did not know that he had started
on wedding journey.
Mr.. Martin is the proprietor Of the Bee
Hive dry goods store at this place, and u
Q very successful business man.
James Thompson, an old soldier who
has been an inmate Of the home for over
five years, was adjudged insane BY Judge
W. Il. Preston last Saturday. He will be
taken to an asylum as soon as place can
be secured for him.
The large doll which has been on dis
play at the Bargain Store for some time
was drawn by Mrs. Hoover, with ticket
No. l2l6.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27
Important Announcement.
Our great January sale OF Muslin
Undsrwear from January snd to Jan 10Th.
Long Tennessee Fight.

For twenty years W. L. Rawlsof Belle,
Tenn, fought nasal Catarrh. He writes:
"The swelling and soreness inside my
nose was fearful until began applying
Bucklen's Arnica Salve to the sore sur-
face; this caused the soreness and SWELL
ing to disappear, never 10 rstarna Beat
sAlve In existence. so ct Raih Balm
bridges, druggists.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27
Notice to Our Customers.

We are pleased to announce that
FoIey's Honey and Tar for coughs, cold
and lung troubles is not affected by the
National Pure Food and Drug law as 1t
contains no opistss or other harmful
drugs, and we recommend itas q safe
remedy for children and adults, The
PINE & BOND Drug Co.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27

Passed Examination Successfully.
James Domaine, New Britain, Conn,
writes: ~ tried several kidney remedies,
and was treated by our best physicians
for diabetes, but did not improve until
took Foley's Kidney Cure. After the
second bottle l showed Improvement,
and five bottles cured me completely.
/ have since passed rigid examination
for life insurance" Foley's Kidney
Cure cures baek-ache and all forms Of
kidney and bladder trouble. The PINE
& BOND Drug Co.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27
MARRIAGE OF KITTlE.
Date Changed for the Appearance of
Elsie Baird at the Gluck
Opera House..

The marriage Of Kitty" company has
notified Mr.. Guok of the opera house
here that they will be here on their
original date, January 8, iustead of Janu
ary A The manager Of the company mas
found that the trains are all running late
and that In order 10 get to Topeka on the
date advertised, he will have to be here
on January 3
This is the company that Elsie Baird Is
with, and there is more than usual In.
terest manifested in the attraction on
that account.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27
Sorosis Club

&c lory to God in the highest. and on earth
Peace and good will towards men,"
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27
FORGED CHECK.
Garden City Man Cashes q Check
Drawn on Dodge City Fuel

OVHipdHFs
Last week man went into . store at
Garden City, bought dollars worth Of
goods and gave in payment 9 check for
Sl5 on the Dodge City Fuel company.
There is no such company here, and the
Garden City man is out bis change,
Since that time search has been made
for the man who passed the worthless
check, but be has been successful in
keeping out Of sight.
The Globe-republican., 1906-12-27
Notice.

all persons owing N. D.. Gwinner will
find their accoants with Olive Burgess ii
the City Bakery. N. N. GwINKER. y
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1906-06-21
First Scholarship (medal given

L6EMk 5~@1A@4 N44kH AmEMA1 &ANEA
by the county Kemp HIghlender
of the Rocky Springs school; Mls'
Enid Richmond. teacher.
| Second Scholarship (Bernheimel
medal Miss Cora Fife. OF Her
lmanviIle school Miss Willie Mar
tin, Miss Allie d. Martin and Mrs
Berta M. Chapman. teachers.
Third Scholarship (Taylor med
dal)-Miss Myrtle Foreman. oil
HermanvllIe school.
Attendance (Satterfeld medal) =
Miss Matte Segrest, OF Sulphur
Springs school Miss Mallie Boren,
teacher.
Penmauship Medal-Mlss Mary
Ford. Of Hickory Ridge school
Misses Lille Dale and Verna Camp
bell. teachers.
The Martin School, under the
supervision of Mrs. z. Nesinith,
was awarded the flag for the great
est improvements In building and
grounds during the past year. For
the hrst time In the history OF this
school, a building devoted solely to
tnis purpose mas been provided
more than SIX hundred dollars nav-
Ing Deen expended for Inc new
STRUCTURE including equipment OF
which amounF tne students ana
patrons contributed more than nalf.
Other schools also reported consio-
cradle improvements Dur tne Mar
TN scnoo' Justly earned ana Carried
OH tne banner In ADDITION 10 tne
nc" oui'o'ng' e"o lo'S were alSo
pu'snaseu io' Tue MARTIN scnoo'
site'
oome twenty-five OF more stu-
cents were awarded ceruncates TOT
attendance, not having been absent
from school . s'ns'e oay curing 'ne
entire term.
AT night the closing exercises OF
the Hermanville High School were
held. an excellent and entertaining
program being given by the pupils