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The Globe-republican., 1907-09-19
First Publication Sept. 18th. 1907.
ROAD NOTICE.
Nav Concern:

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In pursuance TO an order made BY thu
ty OF Ford ~ the State of Kansas. in regular
session on the first day Of July, "A. .. 1907
notice Is hereby given that J.W long, J. N
Mitchell, g. D. Reynolds, J.W Hish, O. Lier'
lie, "A. Kumsey, Warren Lierle, John Nieto
Percy Lierle, A.. Pyles. y; W. snyder, Joe
h~ouseholders Of said County, residing In the
vicinity where 1t 10 proposed 70 lay out and
establish the road below mentioned, have
presented to said board their certain petit.
don, praying the laying out and establish
ment- of u public road In said County, as
follows:
Beginning at the Northeast corner OF
section j. In Township 20, Range 25, and
from thence extending south " miles on
section lines, between sections 5 and 81 and
8, to the southeast corner OF section 7, tnence
east on section lines two miles between Sec
lions 8 and II, Q and IL, II and terminating
at the southwest corner of section 10 In said
Township a, Range %.
Whereupon, the Board OF County Com
missioners finding that the said proposed
road is TO be located and extended along
and upon certain section lines us above des-
cribed, did, In accor iance with tne provls-
ions of chapter l22 OF the laws OF 1873 as m
ended and modified by chapter 169 Of tile
laws 1877 Of the State Of Kansas, make an
order and Instruct the County Clerk OF Ford
County aforesaid to issue the same that PUT.
lie notice be gwen that the Board Will take
final action and make its final report upon
said petition on the 8th day OF October, 1907,
and the road be declared established and
ordered opened, unless, however, adverse
claims presented by persons opposed to the
establishment of said road shall show the
petitioners to be In error,
1t is further provided, that all persons
in favor Of and opposed to the establishment
OF said road shall be given a hearing and
all claims for damages which may accrue by
reason of establishing and opening said road
shall be filed and presented to the Board OF
County Commissioners for consideration on
the 9Th day of October, 1907, at the court
house In Dodge City, Kansas.
Witness my hand and the seal of Ford
County, at my office In Dodge City, Kansas,
this 10Th day Of August, 1907.
Sd. CoNNAwAY,
[sEALi County Clerk.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-19

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before the victim realizes bis danger be
may baye a fatal malady. Take Foley's
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trouble as It corncts Irregularities and
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The Globe-republican., 1907-09-19
Notice..

Having dissolved partnership with
G. 7. Clayton in the Dodge City Monu-
ment Works and moved my stock one
block west Of the former place Of bnsI-
ness, ! am closing out at cost in order to
quit the business. Call on or write me.
l can save you money.
s. w. Sturgeon. tt
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-19
Notice.

Notice.
All persons having bills against the
Reunion association will please present
them for payment At ones.
]. A. ARnuET, sscy.
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The Washington times., 1907-11-18
lcontinned from - 20

ceipts to subscribers, these to be taken
Up later. and certificates issued in their
place as soon as they can be turned out
by the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing. The certificates Will begin 20 draw
interest from next Wednesday.
Much surprise is manifested today
that tie Government was enabled 20
keep under cover this certificate plan,
which IS said TO have been agreed upon
three days ago. The Panama canal
bond scheme was allowed 10 become
public property as soon as the PrCsi-
dent gave il his approval
Relief Felt in Two Weeks.
In almost two weeks the relief will
be- felt in the form Of actual money
from the bonds. for the bids for bonds
must be submitted by November 30, and
the subscriptions for certificates must
be paid in by December l.
BY providing this relief. the depart
ment and the President have added 10
the currency OF the country fully as
much elasticity as is PROVIDED for IN
the European countries that have what
IS called an elastic currency" The
President also gives assurance that the
leading financiers Of Congress viii, at
the coming session, frame and pass q
bill that will provide permanent relief
for the money situation, and hat this
bin VIII be promptly framed ard passed
In the coming session OF Congress.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
ROCKEFELLERLOSES
VALUABLE STOCK
Fire Destroys Barn With
Prize Cattle, Horses, and
Winter Stores.

NEW YORK. Nov Is.-Rockwood
Hail. the country mansion OF William
Rockefeller. two miles north Of TarFy-
town, was threatened by a fire today.
which destroyed Two cottages and q
stable containing valuable prize stock.
Mr.. Rockefeller was routed from bed
by The flames before daylight and super
intended the lighting Of the flames BY
his employees, but a high wind spread
then. and after the cottages and stable
had been doomed the blaze spread TO
Mr. ROckefeller's winter supply OF coal
and consumed that
A prize Jersey bull. foT which Mr..
Rockefeller paid $4,000 two years ago.
gas so ferCciOus thar ifs multi-milloH-
ARE owner gave orders tina IL should
not be taken from the burning stable
and It was consumed In the flames.
Two valuable horses and three prize
COWS were also burned
THE great quantity of hay which had
been stored in the loft TO last through
the winter was destroyed.
The fire started In The cottage of
Frank Orrine, an employe on the estate.
ard the wind carried burning embers TO
the roof of the mansion, bnt men with
lines of hose protected the house. MIR.
Rockefeller would not estimate his loss.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18

variety Of WaNs-belching, burning SEN
sation, an empty feeling IN the stomach.
bloadns after eating, bEash, aversion TO
food, fermentation. OF downright indi-
gestiOn.
There aae few diseases which create
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meals after meals, and between mealss
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In plain arithmetic. 1 Of Stuarts Dys-
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The Washington times., 1907-11-18
Youth Was to Have Been
Married ThankSgiy-
ing Day.
HENRY I. SAUR,
Who Was Asphyxiated Yesterday.

Funeral services for Henry L Saur.
the young Southern railway employee,
who was asphy5,iated by gas at his
home. 7O9 II street northeast, yesterday,
viii be held from me Centennial Baptist
Church tomorrow at p m The Rev
DR.. A. X. Wright. pastor Of the church.
viii conduct the funeral rites. The in
tcr1nent VIII be at Prospect Hill Gene
terry.
Mr.. Saur was asphyxiated at his home
last night as the result Of a defective
gas jet The jet was one OF the kind
that IS without a catch, and IS a result
the gas could be turned off and on again
without the manipulation being aware Of
the fact. The young man had just re-
turned from a visit with his hancee to
one of her girl friends, and evidently
had turned on the gas to read the news
papers.
Il Is supposed that on retiring he
turned OF the gas. and then continued
TO twist the jet, thus starting the low
he was found early Sunday morning
by his mother, who, becoming alarmed
at his failure to appear at breakfast
went to his rooms to find him lying dead
on the bed.
At his home this morning both his
mother and fancee. Miss Annie Ennis,
were overcome with grief
Miss Ennis was to have been married
to the young man on Thanksgiving Day
at the Immaculated Conception Church
Invitations to the wedding were al
ready out.
Young Saur was twenty-three years
old. and had lived in Washington dur
ing the greater portion Of his life.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
BIG PEACE FARLEY
AT CRUCIAL STAGE
Today's Meeting VIII Give
Hint of Result Of Con-
ference.
Meeting of Presidents in
Central America Gre
ateS DiStruSt.

When the representatives to the peace
conference of the five Central American
republics. which is being held here, re-
sumed their sessions this morning, a
number Of resolutions were presented
for discussion concerning the steps 10
be taken to bring about the establish
ment of permanent peace. The delegates
are getting down to the real business OF
their meeting, with cheerful anticipation
Of success.
we are all looking for excellent re-
suits" said DR.. Ugarte the HOnduran
minister TO this country, and after to-
days meeting it will probably be pos
sible to form some sort OF an approz5-
mate guess, II nothing more, as to the
outcome OF the conference"
In the absence Of official details Of
what was done at the conference at
Amanda. held by the Presidents of Mica
ragua, Salvador and Honduras, at which
il seems 10 have been decided TO hold
another meeting at the same place al
the close OF the Washington conference,
to which the Presidents of Guatema Ia
and Costa Riea have been invited, the
delegates here are somewhat mysfihed
as to the purpose in view. It IS re-
ported that Presidents Cabrara Of Guat-
emala, and Vicquez Of Costa Rica, have
already refused the invitations.
The peace delegates here feel that the
meetings contemplated by the rulers in
Central America tend 10 diminish their
own Importance, and inspire distrust in
the permanency of any agreements that
may be reached here.
There is also an opinion that President
Zelaya of Nicaragua may have sue
Ceeded in making an ally of President
FIguerOa Of Salvador, thus isOlating Ca
brera of Guatemala and perhaps rails
ing an obstacle 10 the smooth progress
of the peace movement.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
MRS. IDA SANDS BURIED
At PENNSYLVANIA HOME

Mrs. Ida Sands, wife Of II. z. Sands,
who died Saturday in a hospital In Bal
timore. was buried IN Sacramento,
Schuylkin county, Pa, the home of ner
perents.
It IS believed Mrs. Sands death re-
suited from a small scratch on the wrist
made by a pet Newfoundland dog about
three weeks ago. The immediate cause
Of death was blood poison. All efforts
of the experts In the Pasteur treatment
were exhausted in an effort to save her
life.
Mr.. Sands was I'll at tie time she was
bitten, and Mrs. Sands made daily trips
to Baltimore to take the Pasteur treat
ment. The trouble was aggravated by
q cold, and about a week ago her condi-
ton became worse. Mr.. Sands recovered
sufficiently to be at the bedside when
his wife died.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
Federal Aid to Give
Trade Needed Money

the nation, are TO be supplied by the
exercise OF the Governmental power.
President Roosevelt Is determined to
use every resource at his comnand TO
put an end to bad conditions in money
and business. and has Issued a clarion
call 10 the nation TO keep its senses and
to give business a chance b. discon-
tinuing the boarding of money
Resumption Of cash payments by the
banks IS expected to follow as soon as
the effects Of the new relief measures
are felt. Increase in national bank cir
eulation is expected to take place when
the banks are able to get hold Of the
new bonds, which they viii be urged
to employ for this purpose.
The effect OF the issue Of Panama
bonds, It Is predicted. will be TO ease
the situation among the banks them
selveEIt was stated by a prominent
banker here today that undoubtedly a
large share of the subscriptions OF Pan
ANA bonds would come from the banks
themselves. It IS understood 70 be the
desire OF the administration that these
bonds shall be made the basis for an
increased circulation which, IL consum-
mated will increase the amount of bank
notes IN circulation nearly $50 CO., 600
OF the issue OF treasury. certificates
In denominations Of $50 each, bearing 8
per cent. interest. Il Is predicted a large
share VIII 90 TO the West and South
IT was said today by a high Treasury
official that SIS, 600 increased circula-
ton IN these sections would prove a
great lever toward the moving Of crops
and, II may be added, this was one Of
prize considerations In the minds OF the
President and Secretary Cnrtelyou in
framing the relief measure
As Is natural 81 emergency measures
taken by any administra don for any
purpose there has been some criticism
directed against the plan o. Secretary
COrtelyou. One Of these Is to the ef-
feet that the proposed loans are not in
tended Ito Reet public expenditures,
provided by the war revenue act Of 1898
under which the proposed Treasury GER
tlhcates are to be issued.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
BURTON HOLMES TALKS
OF MODEL GERMAN CITY

Berlin" was the subject of the initial
lecture Of a series being given by Bur
ton Holmes, traveller and raconteur, at
the Columbia Theater last evening.
A description of the voyage from New
York TO Hamburg. and a vivid delinia-
ton of the life OF both peasantry and
royalty in the German capital was ac-
cOmpanied by a series OF lantern slides.
The public buildings, including thea
tiers, royal palaces, and art galleries,
car system, the Brandenburg Gate, the
Tiergarten, and the WOrld-famed Inter
den Linden were some Of the subjects
touched upon. Interesting photographs
OF the royal family depicting Emperor
William at the naval review and watch
ing a drill OF the German army we're
shown.
The lecturer commented faVOraDly up
on the cleanliness Of the streets OF the
German capital, and drew some interest
ing comparisons between civic govern
ment IN the empire and in America
Mr.. Holmes repeats his Berlin lecture
this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
Praise President
For His Letter
Of Reinsurance

Good times fairly dubbed over at the
White House today. Every visitor that
came on business today or 20 shake
the Executive hand assured the Presi-
dent that his letter Of reinsurance and
the double bond issue announced by
Secretary Cortelyou would undoubtedly
stem the tidS OF depression. and resotre
confidence throughout the country. The
letter written by the President is re-
garded generally as Of greater impor-
lance, IL anything. than the monetary
relief promised by the Treasury.
The Administration has taken Just
the action that was needed. said Sena-
tor Warren Of Wyoming. one Of the
early callers who congratulated the
President. The people at large Will
now realize that there was no cause for
the panic. and viii stop boarding their
money. They will return 10 the savings
banks with the deposits they withdrew,
and the business Of the country will re-
turn to its normal condition. Business
was already improving. Now # viii go
right ahead
IF the bankers do not snap UP the
bonds in a hurry, I'll be greatly mis-
taken" said Senator Warner Of Mis-
souri,. They complained OF the lack Of
money and made that an excuse 10
tighten up Ill over the country. Now
I do not see what excuse they can have
for not loOg2ning up"
The Teliot ought 10 be almost i'm
mediate. remarked Representative
Needham Of California. I believe Con-
gress will legislate on the currency as
sono as it begins its session"
Tire effect Of the Treasury plan and
the Presidents letter ought 10 he al
most immediate" said Senator Borah
of Idaho. las far as Idaho is con-
cerned, however, we have lots Of money
anyway You could build an iron wall
arc md the State of Idaho ard ii could
get along all right. We raise every
thing we need ouL there, as well as the
gold and silver for the currency"
Senator Bourne Of Oregon. called at
the White House at 11-23 O'Clock, but
at that hour was not prepare to be
interviewed on the subject. I really
haven't had time TO read Il yet" said
he when questioned
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
Note Issue Plan
Pleasant Surprise
To Wall Street

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S-New York
financial interests were most Rgreeably
surprised by the action Of the Govern
ment IN the matter Of the sloO. 600 900
3 per cent notes. and delighted with the
letter OF the President 10 his Secretary
OF the Treasury.
They had anticipated the issue Of the
81, eco 600 Panama canal bonds. which
VIII help the situation only as they
bring out boarded funds, as they are
taken by banks 10 secure new circula-
ton, their cost being re-deposited by
the Government IN national banks on
other thar Governmental collateral.
The 800 10000 3 per cent notes are an
agreeable and unexpected measure Of
relief. The effect was just what every
one had expected, a rally and a strength
in stocks such as has not been seen
for weeks.
But greater than all else was the let
ter from the President 10 the Secretary
Of the Treasury. As a confidence re
storer ii was worth another s65000 Oo0
gold from Europe The effect Is likely
10 be felt IN every G. ~ and town in the
United States, where the general tone
ana tenor OF the note is indicative CT
confidence and also OF regret at hoard
ing and pahicl1y conditions IN the midst
Of Industrial prosperity There are
millions who have faith IN Roosevelt.
but many OF them have for the time
being lost confidence In banks, and his
reassuring letter was a tonic Of the
most potent power
But more than this, there were many
who read between the lines. rightly or
wrongly some indications OF the re-
preston Of the "oig stick" and among
these Wero many followers Of the stock
market and OF the financial world gen
orally.
Financial men generally believe tha.
the effect Of the note issue viii be ex-
cellent 1t is expected that the inHu-
ence Of both announcements VIII b.
more evidenced by the return Of boarded
money 20 savings banks and national
banks than IN the rush 20 invest fl the
notes. as the latter do not bring any
thing Ike the returns from savings
banks. Moreover, IL is expected that
there will be much boarded money
brought out and invested in securities
many Of which pay 6, z, and even s
per cent with large amount OF GER
Jainty Of gu1d advance in the value OF
the investment. The notes were traded
In on the curb today at par TO 1O1
The initial trading on the Stock Fx-
change was at 70 3 points, and in some
cases 4 points advance. London, open
ing before our market, set the mace with
WAS considerable liquidation, and a re
action OF perhaps oBe-half OF the ad-
vance, but the market recovered a
little toward noon.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
HUSBAND SHOOTS AT WIFE;
CORSET BONE DEFENDS HER

MARION, Ohio, Nov. 1S.--Mrs. Filbert
Roice owes her life TO the fact that
a bone IN her corset detected a bullet
fired at her by her husband, whom she
had sued for divorce. She escaped IN
harmed, but was badly frightened.
A few. seconds before this Boice had
fired another shot, but Mrs. Maud Hig-
gins. a sister OF Mrs. Boice struck his
arm. causing the bullet to 90 wild.
Mr. and Mrs. Boice had met to di-
vide their belongings, and Boice, be-
coming euraged when several neighbOr
women came in 10 look on, pulled his
revolver. He is now in jail.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
MACADAM WORK STOPS ON
SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE

Protest against matchmaking South
Carolina avenue southeast, between
Thirteenth ard Fifteenth streets. was
made by the committee on streets and
alleys Of the East Washington Citizens
Association at q hearing given by Engi-
neer Commissioner Morrow today.
1t was decided TO hold the work in
allegiance, pending the decision OF the
citizens of that locality, as to whether
there shall be no pavement at present
or a maCadam read as the apprOpria-
ton OF s., 900 Is not sufficient to pave the
street with asphalt as desired by the
association.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
WOMAN SHOOTS MAN
IN QUARREL OVER PET

MOUNT VERNON. o., Nov. 1s.-A
quarrel over a pet rabbit last night re-
suited in a shooting that viii probably
result in death. James Heach is dying
and Mrs. Annie Harrington is in Jail
Beach's rabbit ran under the Harrington
house and when Beach went after IL
he was ordered away. When he re-
fused 20 go he was shot by the woman.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
TORPEDO BOAT DESTR0YERS
ALMOST READY FOR TRIP

Wcrk is rapidly being completed on
the Whipple, the Truxtun, the Law
renee. the Hull, the Hopkins. and the
Stewart, torpedo boat destroyers, which
viii make the trip to the Pacific. It is
expected that all of these will be ready
by, December 2, when they will assem-
bic In Hampton Roads.
The torpedo toats leave Hampton
Roads two weeks before the main fleet,
but they viii be overtaken probably at
Pernambuco, where they stop for coal.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
BOY KILLED BY BROTHER.

MEADVILLE. Pa, Nov 1S.-ThOmas,
the thirteen-y ear-Old son Of Hiram Stat
ford, was accidently shot by his older
brother yesterday and instantly killed.
The boys were starting hunting and as
they passed out Of the door Thomas
ahead, the hammer of his brothers gun
caught the door easing and the gun was
discharged, striking Thomas in the back
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
MILK COST RAISED
CENT IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Nov. 1S.-What viii amount
to nearly $35O0,OO0 year was the addi-
tional tribute levied against Chicago
citizens today by the so-eaIled milk
trust This is represented in an advance
of 1 cent per quart on milk and ?
cents per half pint on cream. This
makes milk cost 5 cents a pint and
cream 20 cents.
Chicago consumers use approximately
100000 gallons of milk and cream every
day. Big dealers claim the increase Is
due to the greater cost Of the farmers
product.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
Appeiiie-NOns
The WOefuI Reflections Of a Withered
Dyspeptic.

No substitute for good nature has zee
been found. Smiles take root In the
stomach. Without good digestion there
never can be very much sunshine Tor
she very simple reason that the stomach
and the brain are twins, and what af-
feets one Invariably Affects the other
The adage that the nest road 10 a per-
sons heart is via the stomach sti1
holds good
Gorged grub and pappy pie always
breed gloom and sleepless nights.
They also breed dyspeDsia-quick dyss
pepsia, and dyspepsia shows itself IN g
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
munyon's Kidney Cure

II you have any pains in the back. or
any Kidney or Bladder trouble get
MUNYON'S SPECIAL KIDNEY CURE.
Money back If It falls. All druggists.
The Washington times., 1907-11-18
Expect Cash Payment
To Be Resumed Soon;
viii Be Help to South

Confidence, cash and credit, which win
restore normal financial conditions to