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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
Curry-Siebe

One Of the pretty home weddings OF
the season was that Of Miss Elsie N.
Curry aud John u. Siebeuthaler on last
Sunday evening ct the bone Of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan. The
decorations Of green and white through.
out the rooms were very attractive and
formed pretty background for the wed
ding. Carnations and roses were the
flowers used 10 decoration. The bride
wore white silk and carried white loses
and lillIes. At7:i5 O'Clock the ceremony
was performed by Rev. lmboden Of the
N. E. church Of this city. Miss haude
Curry, sister Of the bride, rendered "In
the swee. Bye and Bye" Just before the
ceremony and played softly during the
same. A delicious four course luncheon
followed, served ON Q table decorated
with pink carnstions. During the iunch-
con, some pleasing instrumsntal selec-
tions were given BY Mlss Helen balch.
The only guests presents were tho mem
bers Of both fsmillss apd few vsry near
friends.
The groom, who came to this city
several years ago, 10 . brother Of hn'
Schmoker residing near this citv. He ID
carpenter aud is employed by =. 8. Rob-
insop, q contractor.
The bride was bora In Ford county and
has Q wide circle Of friends. Mr.. end
Mrs. Siebenthaler went immediately %
their home in the west part Of tho city,
which has been completely furnished fol
housekeeping.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09

The home Of Judge Gordon Finley was
entered early in the evening on Wednes-
day and about fifteen dollars In money
was found and taken by the thief. Judge
Finley was In Greensburg at the time and
Mrs Finley had gone to the States home
for few minutes. When Mrs. Finley
returned home che saw q light In the
house, and thought that Judge Finley are
rived during her absence. She walked
Into the houae and found q strange man
holding lighted lamp. Saying, ''don't
scream, girl and 1 wont hurt you,' the
man threw the lamp onto bed, and
made his escape. The light was put out
by the fall, which preyented the house
from being ared. Suspicion was directed
to man who Is following The tent show
now here, and Mrs. Finley seemed to
think chat he was the right party, but
could notposlavely identify him. so be
was not held.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
Augustus c. Patterson

Was born at Benton, Elkhart county,
Indiana. December 80, A. d. lS43. Died
May 3, 1907. He enlisted In the union
army February 1e, 1862, at Indianapolis
Indiana, in the 10th. Independent Battery
Ind. Volunteers, and was honorably dis
charged on June 30, 1863. at the same
place. He was married to Aryllla Furry
at Alden, Iowa, November 3 1885, 70
whom four children were born, ell OF
whom are now living, A. L. Patterson,
ssripgdeld, Mo-. Mrs. Minnie R. Wlndie,
Oalens, Kan, Mrs. Winnie P. Huffman
Joplin. Mo, Mrs. Ethel P. Llobin' Cn'-
c.oo. III. The son was 10 attendance o.
tbe fupelsl. which was conducted py
Comrades Cham sllu and Orr, the G. A.
R. and the Ladies' of the Q. A, H. q
Fort Dodge, Kansas, May 10, 1907. ne
was a kind father and loving husoand'
He leaves two brothers. one nepnew'
several nieces, a wife and four children
TO mourn bis loss.
Msy holy angels guard thy dust
sTill the resurrection Of the just.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
ANOTHER SEIZURE.

County Attorney Van Riper corraIs
Another Herd of Booze Boxes.
On Tuesday Of this week County Attor-
ney Van Riper threw out bis drag net
again and made good sized haul. He
captured twenty mine boxes Of whiskey
ct the Rock Island depot. The boxes
were @. o. D. shipments. and the county
attorney believes that be can stop such
shipments. It 10 his theory that II G. o.
D. business is stopped, It will be much
easier to suppress bootlegging. He also
had warrants issued for different indi.
viduals at the same time.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
Wonderful Eczema Cure.

"Our little boy had eczema for five
years." writes N. A. Adams, Henrietta,
Pa. 1.-TWO Of our home doctors said the
case was hopeless, his lungs being af-
fected. We then employed other doctors,
but no benefit reanlted. BY chance we
read about Electric Bitters; bought q bot
tie and soon noticed improvement. We
continued this medicine until several bot.
ties were used, when our boy was COM
pletely cured" Best Of all blood medi.
clnes and body building health tonics,
Guaranteed at Rath & Bainbrldge drug
store. Soc.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
PROF. PATTY's LECTURE.
Lecture Given Under Auspices Of Ep-
worth League Pleased Crowds.


worth League Pleased Crowds.
The lecture given by Prot. VIM. B.
Patty at the oper1 house Wednesday
evening on the subjects "Radium, Liquid
Air and Wireless Telegraphy" was by
far the finest lecture given 10 this city for
some time. Prof. Patty Is an interesting
talker and his lecture showed the results
Of deep study on those subjects. He was
Introduced by Rev. Imboden Of the M. y.
church and proceeded almost Immediately
to give illustrations Of wireless tslegraphy
with instruments carried for that purpose.
These illustrations, were very clear and
instructive especially to those who had
read and studied little on the subject.
He then took up the subject Of radium.
For this he had small microscopes lifted
with minute particle Of radium. These
were passed through the audience, thus
enabling each person to gain fair idea
Of the Illuminating qualities Of radium,
which were radically different than sup
posed by many. who have read articles
on the great light derived from this new
discovery. The house was darkened and
several small tubes Of rsdiumwere brought
out a. an illustration Of this, only small
light the size Of 4 dollar being visible.
Prof. Patty said that little 10 known OF
radium % yet and little good has been &C.
complished with 1t. The liquid air dem.
onstrations were extremely interesting
and many Illustrations were given. The
liquid air 10 3l2 degrees below zero and
flowers were frozen and broken In q
thousand pieces. Strawberries were
frozen and steel melted at the same time.
To be thoroughly appreciated these ex-
periments must be seen.
The house was well filled for this en-
terhinment which was given under the
auspices Of the Epworth League Of the
NJ. E. church Prof. Patty could have
held the attention Of bis hearers much
longer than he did, so well did he please,
and II he favors Dodge City again In the
future, a still larger house will welcome
him. Those who stayed away missed an
excellent lecture.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
Notice to Our Customers.

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds
and lung troubles Is not affected BY the
National Pure Food and Drug law as 1t
contains no opiates or other harmful
drugs, and we recommend Il as q safe
remedy FOR chlldyen and adults. The
Pine & Bond Drug Co,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
MANUEL TRAINING EXHIBIT.
At Fort Dodge School, for Four Days
Beginning May 21st. -

The second annual exhibit Of the Fort
Dodge manual training school will be
held on May 81, ~, 20 and "a, at the
Home. All grades are included In this
work from third grade up and the ex.
hibits will be much better even than last
year. Miss Chrlstena E. Wiseman, the
principal of the school, has taken much
interest In this department and Is we'll
pleased with the result Of her work. The
atudents have been given lesson every
day 10 the various kinds Of manual work
and are now we'll advanced. This ex,
hiblt will be OF interest to everyone and
the public ls cordially invited to visit the
school on these days. There will prob-
ably be number Of persons from this
city who will drive to the Home for the
purpose OF seeing this exhibit. The Fort
Dodge bus leaves this city every after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
WHEAT LOOKING FINE.
Many Believe This Years Crop viii
Be Even Better Than Past
Good Years.

Reports from all over the county indi-
cate a big wheat crop for this year, many
wheat growers claiming that they have
the best prospects they have ever had.
For several years the crops have been
good, but many believe that this year
will beat the best of them.
The recent rains have furnished sufi-
cient moisture so that all that is needed
now is sunshine for fine May growth,
The acreage is larger this year than last
and q big average crop win put Ford
county in very prominent place 10 The
wheat belt, as the condition Of the crop
here Is much more promising than 10 the
majority Of the wheat counties.
The immense new mill and elevator
which is being built here will be needed
for the present crop.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
New School Board

/ The new school board met and organ
ized last Monday evening, the new mem
ben taking their seats. The following
officers we're elected at this meeting.
P. H. Young, president; q. E. Arga-
bright, vice president; W. 7. Coolidge,
secretary. The members of the board
are as follows:
First Ward: Dick Robinson, ]. s.
Elliott.
Second ward: N. B. Klaine, D. H.
Jones.
Third ward: W. I. Coolidge, Chas
Argabrlght.
Fourth ward: D. H. Reeves, P. H.
Young.
Attached Territory: Adam Lierley,
r. Eshom.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
Notice..

Notice 10 hereby given that St. Bernard
Lodge No. 222 A. r. & A. n. wishes to
sell their buildine and lots located At the
southeast corner Of Chestnut strest and
First avenue, Dodge City. Ksnsas. to the
highest bidder. Sealed bids will be re-
celyed on or before the 18th day Of May,
lsOs, bids to be opened ct 10 o'clock .. q.
on that day. commlttes FeeeFyss right 20
reject any or oil blds, AddFsss oil com
nicstlors 10 9. u. Argabrlghs. Dodge
City, Kansas.
BIZ ORDHR or CoMnTTnE.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
Town Lots in River View.

Near the round house In Dodge City,
will bs put on the market, again May the
arst. There is two good public wella,
put 10 the addition, and lots will be sold
on easy terms, now 10 the time to get q
homo, and stop paying high rent. Talk 1t
over with P. H. SUGHRUE. II
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09

Committees have been appointed 10
make oil arrangements for observing
Decoration Day and Memorial Sunday 10
Dodge City this month. The names OF
those on the committees have not been
furnlshed yet but will be given next
week.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
CHANCE FOR DODGE GIRLS.
Grant County Men Are On the Matrl-
monial Bargain Counter.

Grant County Men Are On the Matrl-
monial Bargain Counter.
A Bachelors Club has been organised
at Ulysses, Kansas, and some very well
known men are At the head Of the organi-
sation. The first meeting was held q
short time ago In the parlors OF the
Hotel RlversIde at Ulysses and the fol-
lowing officers were elected. Dr.. R. =.
Buckmastsr, tresldent; E. N. Henthorn.
vlcs president; J. r. Blake, treasurer;
and A. B. Leigh, secretary. The pur-
pose Of the club 10 to marry the members
Of one BY enc, or BY tho dozen, and
banquet and bridal trip east was voted
By the club to the first member fortunate
enough 70 secure the.much coYeted prize
osa wife. Regular rules and bylaws
were drawn up and are now on file with
tho secretary. The club has decided upon
white and red a. their oolors. Following
ID llst Of the original memb'rs. Messrs.
Dr.. X. Z. Buck,nasrer, E. N. Henthorn,
A. 3. Leigh, J. F. Blake, Il. +. Mccall,
J. Il. Thompson, p. A. Henthorn, J. W.
Scott, Perm Mustoe, G. e. Leigh. Owen
McGillysry, r. =. Byers, W. H. 0'Neal,
Thomas BInney, F. A. Rupert and Ros'
coe Byen..
The club will entertain largely In the
near future, says the Grant County Re-
publican, and Q rosnd Of balls, parties
and receptions will dazzle the people Of
Ulysses and neighboring towns. New
recruits are Joining and the club promises
TO have large and enthusiastic member
chip. Each member Of the club soliclts
the correspondence Of manageable wo.
men end pledge themselves to answer oil
letters relating to matrimony. Address
any Of the members at Ulysses, Kansas.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
Action Endorsed.

The members Of the Baptist church Of
Dodge City, desire to inform the city and
county officers that we are in accord and
heartily endorse their move In law eu.
forcement, and cleaning up the city, and
hereby pledge them our earnest support.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
Methodist Episcopal Church.

The usual serylces will be held next
Sunday. In the evening tho pastor will
preach on "1'hs character. ministsy and
baptism Of John, the Baptlss.s
r. VI. I,woDsa. Faator.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09

II you are in need Of o neat looking,
we'll made hat Of the best material 60 to
the Millinery 6 Variety Store. "Best
goods, best prices" our motto. A fair
trial will convince you. 3t
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
Wanted.

All kinds Of laundry help, at good
wages, In modern, airy, well lighted
planta Climate unsurpassed. Mountain
air and sunshine. Address,
j. :. SACHS,
4t 12ll.lbth Street, Denver, Colo.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09

Anyone having cream bottles from
Surgeons store wlltplcase return them al
once and ObIlge. Il
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
card Of Thanks.

TO s. Il. Thomss, Commander, Dr. a. !.
Robb, Ladies Of @. A. H., anq ell
others who gave us their kindly help ana
loving sympathy in our late boreayemsn''
ws vIsh to extend our earnest and sincere |.
thanks, asd We shall cherish your kino'
ness. and the AonoTs with which 20 was
laid 20 rest, 10 grateful Eemembrance'
Mrs. ARyLLA PATTERSON
A L. PATrsRsQT,
Mas. MINNIE r WiNDLs,
MRS. WINNIE P. HUFFMAN,
DlRs. ETHEl. Z. LlBDls.
Ane.=----s s-z.---
Gasoline stoves cleaned, repaired, e1c'
H. L. Carey, ..,,,s ! ~
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
NEW Books.
Another List Of Books Added 70 the
Donations to the Carnegie
Library.


Library.
Forty -four volumes Of the new 40.
tion were donated to the library
this week by Messn. DR.. 0. A.
Milton, Judge e. H. Madison, H.
A. Burnett and J. A. Armsnt, also
$3.50 In cash with the deslrs that juysnlle
books b purchased. The books given "
them are very nicely bound and are from
the best fiction authors. They are .
great addition to the library.
The picture Of Dodge CITY in " earlier
days belonging to Mo Mayrath and de-.
crlbed 10 this pApsr : short time ago,
was donated this wsek and will be hung
on the walls Of the reading room. Also
some beautiful gold ash and globe fos
same was donated by L. ;. Psndleton,
and have been placed on the library
desk.
Following 10 = list of the books d.
mated this week:
David Harum.
Soldiers Of Fortune.
Dorothy Vernon Of Haddon Hall.
To Have and To Hold.
Hope Hathaway.
The Call Of The wild.
The Knitting Of the Souls.
Daughters Of MILO.
The Gentleman from Indians.
Bob Son Battle.
The Jungle.
The Honorable Peter Stirling.
The Damnation Of Theron Ware.
Gaustark.
Mr.. Isaacs.
Temporal Power.
Tales Of the Enchanted Islands Of the
Atlantic.
Flower o. The Corn.
The Medal OF Honor.
Tristnm Of Blent
The Heart Of Rome.
Blennerhassett.
Ny Lady OF the North.
The Son Of tho Wolf.
The Real World.
The Grey Cloak.
The Sherreds.
The Cardinals Smut. Box.
Alice OF Old vincennes.
The Crisis.
The Master Christian.
The Landlord at Lions Head.
Calumet TX"
Castle Craneyerow.
Sant'ilario.
The Road Builders.
Children Of the Ghetto.
Caleb West.
Ebsn Holden.
Darrell OF the Blessed.
The Eternal City.
In the Palace of tho King.
Letters from 8 Self Made Merchant +
His Son and Old Gorgou Graham.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09

All embrOideries at % per cent dis
count at yoEk.Key's, Tuesday, 1t
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19
RACE OF WHITE GIANTS.
Jesuit Missionary Found Them 4 d
Northern Ataaks.

Jesuit Missionary Found Them n
Northern AIaslSa.
The Rev. Francis Barnum. q. T.. at
present 10 Chicago, says he has discoy-
cred q race Of white giants In northern
Alaska. They are or unadultsratod
Caucasian blood, immense In staturs
and muscular development, members
Of one tribe found beyond the settle.
ments Of the Alaskan Indians north of
what - known as tho Indian line. Dur-
Ing stay Of more than eight years
among these people the priast did not
ind single tribesman who was not
much larger and taller than the aver
age American. 3ja
q Several years before the discovery
VI gold ct Nome Father Basnum was
sent 40 missionary to Alaska. Preach
Ing from village to village among the
Alaskan Indians, but journeying north.
ward always, he finally passed tbs In
dian line, beyond which the population
becomes strictly Eskimo.
Finally be came upon not tire band
Of hardy hunters no had expected. but
q race Of purely white men c9 gigantic
stature. He says thsy are without tho
funniest strain Of Monaghan og Indian
ancestry. He was with them lonR
enough 20 master their Language.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19
LONDON ROWDlEs.
Tho Way They Terrorized the citixsns
In tho Old Days. sss i

Tho Way They Terrorized the citixens
In tho Old Days.
Some curious particulars Of the dan
gers of London streets In the old days
are given In an article on ''The Scow-
rers and the Mohocks'' in the British
Monthly Review. The fayorite prac-
dce of the Scowrers was to invade
some tavern in the evening, drive out
the customers, Ill treat the proprietor
and his attendants, wreck the prem
ises and, above all, roar" Steele
tells Of the Mohocks, one OF whose pas
times was to Enclose women In casks
and roll them down the street" In
LIP royal proclamation was issued
offering reward Of E1O0 for the. ap-55
prehension Of any Mohock. Soon after
the accession Of George Nv. to the
throne in 1920 there was q recrudes-
cence, though in milder form, Of
Mohock rowdyism, and attacks on the.
watch-"boxing the Charlies," as the
phrase went-once more became fash
ionable among the wilder spirits Of
London. These revelries, however,
were rudely disturbed by the estab-
lishment in 1929 by Sir Robert Peel Of
an efficient body Of police. r.
Yet again In early Victorian days
there was another Mohock outburst un-
der the auspices Of the Marquis of Wa
terford, and once more knockers and
bell handles were wrenched of, public
monuments injured, lights extinguish-
ed and crockery smashed. This form
Of humor, however, was quite wasted
upon the local authorities, the marquis
being promptly knocked down by q,
:watchman and taken up half dead.
The same authority tells us that in the
following year he and some other men
Of fashion were convicted, at Derby as
sizes Of trying to overturn a caravan,
screwing up toll barkeeper and paint
ing houses and people red. For these
recreations they were fined f10O apiece.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19
A FIsH,s TAIL.
Tho Wonderful Power u Develops In
fFsA sl&a 9&rokae 5Ssss33 N


Tho Wonderful Power u Dsvsiops In
It's Strokes.
a fsh's tail is its wings Thanks to
the machinery Of muscle set along It's
spine and.fo its cleaving form, q front
or salmon can dart through the water
at a tremendous pace, though its rapid
flights, unlike the birds, are not long
ones. It is soon dead beat. The wa
ter is not SO friendly to flight 40 the,
air. The stroke OF the Sash's tail 10 one
Of great power, and by means Of 1t and
the writing, snakeIike flexion Of the
body, high speed Is reached. The,
strength behind this speed Ii shown In
the way fish or sea mammal ont Of
the water will raise its tan and strike
the ground or boat. "A fisherman told
the writer he once had q rude proof Of
this power. He caught and, with add
got into his boat.a whale thrssher. Att
er lying still awhile as II spent or dy-
Ing, the creature, on its captor APP
preaching, suddenly dashed furioualy
up and DOWN The startled men and
their captive between them nearly mp
set the boat. It was an experience.
they wish never to repeat. The slap
ping stroke Of a helpless and lander
nah may be often a. spasm and no
more. but when q large and naturally.
aggressive fishor mammal like this
shresher flashes on the enemy ap-
preaching, it. does look like conscious
fight George r. Dewar.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19
sUFFRAGETTEs IN KANSAS.
Two Lady Candidates Fall Out and
Then Make Up. an

Two Lady Candidates Fall Out and
Then Make Up.
Miss Tiera FarrOw and Miss Avis b.
Chadborn, opposing political candidates
Tor city treasurer of Kansas City,
KAN, sat at table in the Young Wo.
mems Christian association rooms in
Hiat city eating light luncheon OF let
.uce and nut sandwiches, says the Kan
sas City Star. 1t was the same table
1T which they had sat every noon since
fhey had agreed to show those horrid
men, how to campaign. Both were ST.
lent and nervous. A GOODNESS Of man.
ner was noticeable in the way Miss
Chadborn tossed her pretty Easter hat.
Finally she broke forth with
II am sorry to zee, Miss Farrow, that
you have broken the agreement be-
tween us. You remember 1t was to
buy no more new things before cleo
Hon.s 1t pains me very much to in
form you that you have broken your
word by wearing new white shirt
waist the day before election"
"Why, Miss Chadborn, r.
"Oh, you, needn't deny It'll wouldn't
believe you If you did. You have it on
now, and think you have taken an
unfair advantage of me. So there,
noww
"Well, If you are going to be mean
about it don't care. I'll have you
beaten city block when, the returns
come in anyway. have the promise
Of more votes than you ever thought
Of getting" Miss Farrow's dark eyes
flashed
"Oh, you're not so manyr' Miss Chad
born returned. II have q few votes
promised for myself. won't even give
you an Invitation to call on me at the
city hall when I become city treas
urer" 355.a@ - -.
! Miss Chadborn, the Democratic can
didate, arose from her seat. She look
ed scornfully at her opponent as she
turned to leave. But Miss Farrow was
smiling
!. What Is the use of us sqnarreling?"
the Republican candidate asked. at
doesn't buy either Of US any votes. Be-
sides, we really like each other. As for
this shirt waist, that wasn't included
In our agreement. Only shoes, hats
and dresses were specified in It."
Forgive me, DEAR" Miss Chadborn
cried impulsively, "for accusing you
wrongfully. We will still be friends no
matter which Of us is elected"
Sand I'll walk right up to you and
kiss you II you are elected" Miss Far
row said.
"I'll do the same thing for you IL It
turns out the other way" the other re-
Joined.
Then the political candidates locked
arms and walked from the room laugh
ing.