The Globe-republican., 1906-11-29

D. Francisco and daughter, were her,
from Cimarron on Monday.
Mrs. W Q Thompson left Wednesday
for Marion, Kans., for a short visit.
Miss Anna Harris has taken the posi-.
ton of stenographer for G. L. Painte
& Go.
The GLOBE. REPUBLICANS telephone
number is "a. Gail up the office If yol
have news item
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wilkinson are spend
Ing Thanksgiving In Newton with Mrs
Wilkinson's parents.
Pillow tops, fine styles, from which t
make your Xmas selections. JENNIE E
WILLIAMS. 2t
Miss Olive Burgess is spending thi
week at her home southeast Of town
She will stay over thanksgiving.
Sam Wilkinson, and his father, who
came down from Garden City Monday
went to Wichita Monday evening.
Otto Straeter went to La Junta las
Tuesday for few days. on business fol
the York. Key Mercantile Company.
Judge Gordon Finley left for Kansa,
City last Thursday, after holding court In
Greensburg the first of the week.
Mrs. j. Ii. Churchill and daughter
Miss Blanche are spending Thanks
giving in Great Bend with the family
OF Il. K. Moses.
Olive Thompson left for Dalhart, Tex
last Thursday, where she will take
position in the Rock Island railroad
offices at that point.
Monte Gluck and wife, who have beer
travelling in the east on their wedding
trip for several weeks, returned to this
city last Friday and visited over Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gluck.
The Moler Barber College, Denver
Colo, certainly offers splendid chance
for men to learn that trade quickly
There is little expense and positions are
numerous. Their illustrated catalogue
explains fully. Write them.
The long distance telephone which il
being built between here and Denver BY
the Bell company is at a standstill at the
present time, on account of the linemen's
strike, but it is expected that work will
be resumed after a short time. The COM
pany expects to have connections clear
through from Denver to Kansas City
next spring
MaDZan relieves instantly the pain
%nsed by those blind, bleeding, itching
and protruding piles 1t Is put up In
collapsible tubes In such way that 1t
IAN be applied where the trouble origi.
dates. thus stopping the pain immedi-
ately. Try one bottle and if you are not
relieved, your money will be refunded.
Try our free offer. Sold by PINE &
b EDS Drug store.
Minneola people, during the recent cold
snap, were out of coal and had to resort
to confiscation 10 get fuel. The railroad
companies introduced the art Of con6s-
eating coal, and the people have caught
onto the idea. At Minneola, and also at
other points on the Rock Islaud, where
the people were out of coal. they soon
flscated' 1t wherever they could find 1t.
Representative @ M. Beeson has re.
ceIved letter from Emmett Dalton, who
is confined In the Kansas state peniten.
tiary, which, among other things, shows
that the young bandit lie clever writer.
Dalton was only 10 years old at the time
when be was taken in the Coffeyville
raid In an almost dying condition. He
was almost literally shot to pieces, but
was patched up and cured by the physl-
slams. He has been model prisoner at
Lansing, and the officers down there seem
% think q good deal OF him. He has
served thirteen years and thinks that he
has been punished enough SO that under
he present parole system he ought to be
,iven trial on the outside. or course,
{ is a safe proposition that member of
he Dalton gang will not be punished too
much. But whether or not 1t will do any.
,ody any good to keep him in the peni-
entiary for life or not, or do the state at
arge any good, isa question which might
Omit Of argument. 1t is probable that
he majority of people will think that IL
would be bad precedent to give him bis
Iberty. even ON parole. 1t seems to be
act that he has developed into a pretty
air kind Of man, for youth who
tarted out as he did. It will be hard
york for him, nevertheless to convince
hs people of Coffeyville that any mem.
er Of the gang Of bandits that made the