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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-31
FORD ITEMS.

| The thresbing season is over,
| George Steele has moved into BIZ
town property.
The school board is having a we'll pu
down at the school house.
A gang of MeXicans ere working or
the Rock Island section here.
W. w. Dawkins and wife were shop
ping In Dodge City Wednesday.
Rev and Mrs. George Incl have re-
turned to their home at TT Cobb, o la
homa.
L X. Van Horne and w, A Lonkel
made business trips to Dodge City FRI
day.
Miss Kate Elliott of Dodge City visited
her sister Mrs. James Mccormick few
days.
II. r. Morrison came in from Pratt
Friday to spend few days with his
parents j. j. Morrison and wife.
Mrs. ] A. Cove and daughter Goldie,
have returned from Kansas City and
Wichita.
Mrs. Wood from near Mt Vernon, Illi-
nois is visiting her son Walter A. Wood.
Wallace Treblecock who is engaged in
business in Dodge City was down for a
few days
Mrs. Katherine Melia left for Cimasron
Thursday where she will be the guest Of
Prof, and Mrs. o. B. Melia.
Mrs. Dempsey who has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. L. @. Hawes returned
to Ft. Dodge Tuesday.
Ed Heckle who has been here several
months experimenting the building of
the new elevator, left for Pratt last weak.
V. A. Walker and wife who have been
visiting Mrs. W. A. Balfour have return
ed to the Soldiers Home
Miss Eulalia Nevins who has been
home for a week quite Ill, has returned
to Dodge City to resume her school work.
J. A. Cove has purchased lots south OF
the depot with a view to building a resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Russell drove down
from Dodge City Tuesday Of last week.
Mr.. Russell notes prosperous looking
and some improvements In Ford.
j. M. Incl has built an addition to his
house. A pantry and bath room have
been added. He has also had his house
e-plastered, papered and painted.
Through the efforts Of Rev. and Mrs.
VIM. Steele and the liberal subscriptions
Of the people the interior Of the Congre-
gatIonal church has been greatly Inn
proved. With an expenditure Of little
more than 800, the church has been
newly papered, the wood work grained
and new carpet purchased. The ladies
cleaned the church last Thursday after.
noon. |
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-31
One Of Americas Greatest Novels

The announcement that new draDat-
ization of the "Hidden Hand' will be
presented at the Opera House. Dodge
City, Kans., Wednesday November the
Goth, recalls that this story made
Robert Bonner, owner of the New York
Ledger, a millionaire. He had just
bought the paper when he was lucky
enough 10 get Mrs. Southworths story,
the "Hidden Hand", as a serial. The
circulation of the Ledger went up by
leaps and bounds and soon the brave,
bright, innocent, lovabe Capitola was
known In almost every home 10 the land.
Everybody was talking about the story
and It's madcap heroine, its terrible Black
Donald and Its irresistible funny darky
characters such as Wool and Pitapat.
All these characters have been included
in the cast of this new dramatization and
the play has been built up by the ex-
perenced hand Of an actor of the best
standing, Eugene Moore.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-31
CHRISTIAN CITIZENSHIP.
Congressman Madison's Talk to the
Garden City Presbyterians.

0o' dCH S'y IICoDytCt = 'dHSs
As mentioned in last weeks paper
Congressman E. H. Madison was the
guest of honor at banquet Civ en- in Gar
den City on Wednesday evening by the
Mems club Of the Presbyterian church Of
that city. dn its report Of the banquet
The Telegram gives the following from
the address Of Congressman Madison.
II believe" said the speaker, "that what
this couatry needs most Of all is christian
citizenship. The country needs 1t for the
perretuation OF ito civic institutions. l
believe In the militant christian; the chris.
tian who stands for integrity and honesty
and morality. like the songs that speak
Of the christian on the firing line, On
ward Christian Soldiers Only an Armour
Bearer and the like. The true christian
does not sing Justify on Sunday and then
when there is chance to stand for right
the next day say weakly that he is afraid
1t will hurt bis business.
ut is the duty OF the christian to stand
back OF the officers Of the law. It is our
duty to elect officers whom we will not
have to watch to sec that they do their
duty :"
Mr.. Madison touched on the divorce
evil. "You hear that the divorce laws
OF Kansas are tor lax" he said. "The
divorce laws of Kansas are good laws.
There IS not one sentence l would change
ID ID them. The laws are right. They are
not lax. The laxity is In the operation,
The law says the trial Judge is part and
parcel 10 the trial. believe we
ought to protect our homes 'and one Of
the blackest sins is the lax operation of
the divorce laws.
"Another thing that christian citizen
ship should look after and that is the
Sabbath. Christian citizenship will
maintain one day in seven as holy day,
a day of rest from the regular business
cares and worries. do not believe the
Sabbath day is day for boisterous games
and sport"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-31
Degree of Honor Evening. ssl,

Degree of Honor Evening. ss,lS
The ladies of the Degree Of Honor en-
tertained the members Of the A. D. u. w.
at the g. A. R. hall Monday evening. A
good program was given the first of the
evening, opening with an address by Ell
der Cornelius, The following selections
were then given:
Vocal selection by Miss Kate Kinkead,
Mrs. Berg and chorus.
Reading BY Mrs. Charles Hulpieu.
Vocal solo, Miss Kate Kinkead.
Reading by Miss Frances Meairs.
Trio. Mrs. Berg, Mrs. Henry Kinkead
and Miss Kate Kinkead.
After the program two amusing con
tests we're engaged In and prizes award
ed. In the first contest d. @. Moore won
the prize, an A. y. U. W. pin, and the
BOBBY prize went to j. J. Sullivan. In
the second contest, Mr.. Leatherwood re-
celved sterling silver match case as first
prize, and Mt. Lewis pumpkin, for con-
ISOLATION. Atthe clese OF the evening an
oyster supper was served.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-31
DODGE CITY. KANSAS. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1907.
HIGH sCHOL NOTES.
"sHALL 1T BE?"

''sHALL IT BE?"
"The Fair Association,
'Tis such a fair 30 ncern!
Wants to help. the school on
By taking all we earn.
All the paltry profits
or battles sharply fought.
On the gridiron with opponents
At our expense here brought.
Battles that iu times to come
Our heroes Of to day
viii proudly to their grandsons
Relate, to pass the time away,
And these loved recolleetions
Will also call to mind
That gobbling Association
That grabbed all 1t could find
A Student.
The foot ball eleven Is working hard
this week getting In shape for the game
with Garden City, to be played at the
park Saturday.
The basket ball girls have begun to
practice in the hope Of getting a game.
10, "a and 60 have been absent this
week on account Of the mumps. How do
you get the mumps anyway
The Freshies have class party Thurs
day night. What will the Sophies do?
Emily Madison visited US Tuesday
afternoon.
Third and fourth year, English class
has finished the "Merchant Of Venice"
Have not decided what they will do
next.
The Physics class have experiments
,wice O week now, much to their delight.
Prof Coe was limping slightly Tues
day from praCticiDg football TOO hars. !.
Monday evening,
The seniors are slow this year, they
haven't even elected a president yet.
Whst 10 the matter, are they afraid the
Juniors will object.
We sang 81 (The Orange and the
Black Monday in chapel to please the
freshmen. They will get over it they
are only freshmen yet.
Mr. Mallory was absent Friday, being
at Emporia ats ndlng the superinten dents
meeting.
BLUE LAW No 2-Clas' fights not
allowed under penalty of-"Like to
see you in the office moment please.'
"HulIy! Gully.
RaZzle! Dazzle!
Zip. boom, bah!
Dodge City High School,
Rah! Rah! Rah!
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-31
Epworth League Social.

Some time ago the Epworth League o
the NJ. L. church was divided into two
sections to contest for the best attendance
during five Sunday evenings. The re-
ward to the winning side was a social
given by the losing side at the home Of
Mrs w. z. Van Ordstrand on Monday
evening Tbiryfye people were present
A short but enjoyable program vas given
by members of the league as follows:
Instrumental Solo by Miss Mable Millard,
Vocal duet by Misses Edith and Lora
Tailman, Reading by Miss Buls Gilpin,
Instrumental solo by Grace Hilton.
A game entitled "Forty Famous Kates"
proved instructive as well as entertaining
Several new members were received after
which dainty refreshments were served
by the committee.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-31

A meeting of ths M5'ipIlrf ociety
of the Presbyterian Church will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock in the
church parlors All members are re
qnested to be present, as officers for the
com ng year will be elected at this meet.
ing.
Three of the new model display racks
we're received here this week. One went
to Sturgeon Bros, and has been placed
In their store window to display fruit.
The other two are at the Stubbs grocery
store and will be used to display china
and holiday goods
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-31
LAND WANTED

Land Owners,-I want 5000 acres Of
good wheat and alfalfa land in any size
tracts. Price must be an object. Give
location, township and range and full
particulars and price.
CHARLES SOUTH,
100 Lucust Street,
Kansas City, Mo.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-31
FOOT BALL GAME.

First Foot Ball Game of the Sea son
Next Saturday on the Ball
Grounds at this City.
The Garden City foot bali team and
Dodge City high school team will play
here Saturday, the game called at three
O'Clock. The boys of this city have been
placticihg all fall and much interest is
being shown in this first game of the
season. A large attendance will be ap-
preciated. MIR. Coe, one of the teachers
in the high school here, is the captain
this year and the others of the team are
Burlington, center; Consnt and Fitzger-
aid, guards; Altman and Riney, tackles;
Brown and Taylor, ends; Coe, quarter
back; Elder and Rhodes, half backs;
kirkpatrick, full back.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-11

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Gincm Srrtbnm 5lrm Spfcr scfaIen.

@ponSuiIlc, Sro., 10. 4pril.
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Iturb inter &r0mpien.
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SricfbefGrbcrnng mad bcm Tmslanoe.

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Dem 10. Npril enocnoc ISOLDE i6licBt
bier, in alien SGlcn piinftlidl i'm
Souptpoitomt, mie folgt:
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Gornittogs Bis 5 ll6r slbenoS tag.
lidl ollSgenommen Sonnta9s.
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idlieBt bier tGgIid nm 5 llbr 9tbenbS
am 8. luno 10. Npril; fir @roBbriton.
nien unO Srlono 0ienitagS ul6
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slue 9ompfer fabren bon Ncr-
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CIV Die iie nit Ii6 bate nebmen
pollen, iparen nubloS gene
fen, man tonnte iie nibt an 8oro brins
gen. Na9 oieIem entTebIi9en Gage,
Der Sunoerten bon guropGern ods 2es
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unO @er3neifllng boriiber paren, be-
gam cine 70 dqgemeine 5lu6t aus Ser
Stobt, boB eS unmD9li6 ipurbe, etpas
andres ais ouS unumgdngli6 NDtbigfte
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iiberfiiQt, Der @norang BON YaKagies
rem elm 10 getpaltiger, oaB man nad
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bert pahagiere, Die Die .9iona" Ionlt
aufgenommen bGtte, paren SauIeno
barauf, unO elm Gnbe bes Inordngs
neuer 5li3tlinge IieB ii9 ni9t abs
feGen. ga mar ipsber Raum fir iibers
mGB;5es Gepdd. nod tonnte man es
na66ef0r0ert betommen. Nur ods.
mas pertbboG uno penig u%mfanorei6
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Safen erlaubten cine 8egleitung ni6t,
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fort. mo lie bod eeftiesen unb ebenio
tief %aefdllen mar - fort auf Wimmers
pieosrIebsn! Der Qbf6iso tonnte ibr
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gu perlaNen, tpo 600 unb @eroerben
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reiien 5u tonnen. nur um einem lides
rem Sooe gu entsehen.
unb bon Sag gu Sag tpur6e Ole
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fen oadte, padte oas Wenige. mas fie
mitnebmen tonnte unb poGte. Die
aonfulate puroen beitiirmt unb mubz
ten S6iffe b%eoroern. UNI aG bas
fliebenoe @lenb a%ufsunebmen. Ius
alien Orten oes Ganres fob Der Strcm
Der Guropder in Ileranorien aufants
men; Die 3iiss bon 9airo tamen iibers
fiat unb langiam teudenb an, unb Su
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iiber See flii4teten, fam nod Der ganae
srobe S4tparm aus Dem Snnern.
fTortfctina fcTai)
Gem Ii + I d. = Sitter Gerbrc-
der Gals er mieber einmol Dor ben
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8orltellen braude id mir ipolI MIDI
mebr, oenn mir iinb ia alte @efanli.
feta
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5000

fanfen clues tener npberuen Sduiet lit feds
3immern an Der 0iuie.Strahe, 5Uttfen Satr.
mpunt.2lpenue NIB SaDette.s traRe. Seller, Suf
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fblub. @runb6ins MIR $50 pro Sabr.
e. 3. 8ulagber, 9aumeifter,
@treau gr. 2407, SairmountssIbenue.
co..
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Hit nerfnufen

Gr. 723. 725, 'E27 etc. @oriud+ausnns. aots
% SUB 8 3ou bel 200 Sub; orei 9ebierte 1lis
lid ben Der gorfs9toas; bouiidnbig prd6tia
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gr. lis, III uno 119 etc, ". Vaturenr.Str..
elm Seeiert bom yIutterions9arf." 9urdlpea
fb6n %oeforirt; ieoe mooerne 9eqiemIi6feit;
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ulo Steue, ooer Gr. SO, 8untber.9uilbing,
HaHettes unb ct. Banl.Str. (Se6r9,1S
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Dies lit Shre WcIeaenhcit

5iir Grtperbung zines mooertet g ober 2sftbdls
gen Saufe5 In gutter Gage.
22OO Saufergepiert 6ft,giurtb% .gtuenne.
Beaueil fir ale Gtrabenbubns2inien. SeoeS
Saus beftbt ale @inrt6tunaen, nit oenen Elm
nIobernes Saus ausgeitaitet iueroen fam.
Sdglidl nub SpmntngS sur Snipettiun uffeu.
SbaS. y. Surbette,
(Sept5-) Rr. II, Gft.2eIingtonLGtr
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10 6iocIit9 4 9epciit. 1873
10 Gonf. Cotton PFC. ....,......... 3O7s
100 ooufion Oil com. ............ sA
30 6ouiton Gil pic. .............. sB
$50 pouiton Oil com .......... 81
10 poniton Oil com. ...,......... ~
10 9tIautie e. g. Of Goun ........ 200
. gItIGniic 6. Z. Of Conn .2G2h
AZ MarUlaHb GaiuaItD ............ 81
10 Il. z. 5toelitD ...............,..1l2
100 llniteO age, CIruit GtfS,)........ 1871
100 uniteo Rbs. tIruft Gits) ........ 1895
100 llnitcO abS. Clrui GtfS) ........ 1874
200 uniteN aOS. Clrutt GtiS)...... ii
100 lluiteS RbS. tIruit Gtis):....... 14%
200 llutteO Nos. CIruit Gtts)........ l4h
3 Gonf, Foper pio...,.......... 81
100 Souitun Oil pfc. 4sI2
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3m permietben.

9u Ucrmietbcn:
Gin tpiin51cnSmertber 2aber in gutter Se'
aetb, poiIenb fir beinabe ireenb elm @cffntti
mirb al,f 98nnfh berbeifert. god5nirageIt Det
Wn. ". Gun,paN, Wr. 626 bis 62S, 3prreH'Str.
(99-104)
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Yafie str 6eiie in's MnSlano be.
fora, IS. Maine, Wv. Alb, SIt.Yalti.
morc.S trakc, uabe Goitumbonic'Aue.
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0rOfe unb flcinc Sarmeu in bcntidJcr
Wud6arIdlaft.

S6bre, ee|unoc @eaeno; oireft an ODER nabe
Der. 8agnftation; outer, frh6tbarer 8ooen., Club
einiee gaupIdte. @ertnae @n5abIung; Iei6te
Beoingungen. Ndberes bel Sermann 9aoeu.
buop, @r. iii, Turc'6 barfessstrahe, @aItis
more, Wio.
(SAiffsfarten pGn llno rad europa Iin0
ebenfnnS bier gu baUen.) (Septt0,1O
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Sin feineS Seinefamp Upright "Biano, 5nm
@eDduie II. in gltem 3%uitanoe, lBiro 8i einein
ShIeuoerpreife ~perfuuft tpegei gtbreiie bon Der
Stabt. 9iad5ufragen in Tr. 2422, WiarBIano.
Mueaue. (99-)
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SECOND CALL.

$50 lluiico RaillpGDS ............. IA
30 lluiieo 8]uilipaDS ............... 1874
1000 llnitco 1tuiIuHUs In ............. 80
5000 uuttcO HuiIpapS inc. ........... 55S
1000 lluiieO HuihpubS inc ............ 5bA
1900 uuiteo Rbs. Stumbling Ser. ....... siR
100 rutteO ms DImf GnSl....... "A
200 lluiieo RDs. amt UtfsD....... 1885
300 00ufton CtI con ............ sA
375 roHiiou GI com Ss
% pouitou CI CON. ............ o
1000 uuiico Ha.Iulrs iT .-.. rs
5000 ~ a Z 22A
90 Wrtduies %
1000 I,tu - glEl .sUt grr--.. %
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gu mietbcn scimdt:
3u naietben Bcindlt:

3u mietben gciadbt:-
Gebbafte S%antilie miini6t elm Sulis auf osn
2anoe nit elm uno 5tpei ELDER Garlo IN Der ytdpe
elmer Gtrabenbabn 8i Inietbeli. Wsan %aoretltre
nebft NreiSaneabe nnb Gage 10. Ill.," Senftfer
SurreSppubent. (fo-
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An redbteu grciSen an serfoufeu.

Bergniigungspldbe am llier beS Curtis Greef
an unftdloiee SamiIien. @runoItiide iino 100
bel 400 Sub. gSeroen gegeii monatIi6e 3ubs
llneen herfanft ooer fir cine Jteibe bon Su6ren
oerpadtet. @ute5 flares &aiier. feiucr Sifbs
fang, febr eefuno. Yicrre Is. Sugan d 0cpbeip,
Gr. 16, Sft.2eIinBtpn-str. (8O-10G) .
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Serlangt i'm Magcmeinen.

Seutihes Nrbeits. ADM eiinnss .9il rean.
unter ber glufiitt ber r9eutfhen @efeaf9att.."
ter un6 Dtenttboten au befbdftigen pilnfhen.
ipoueri fn perf5nlin ober In franfirten Briefen
an ben @senten Der @efenfdatt, .Sebamn 2.
Jaeper, 9tmmer lin, VT. 215-217, ernrt.
Nusfunft ertbeiIen tpirb. Sprefftunben bon
/ bis 5 t1br. (San271O