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The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08

SoWS
Creole Sue, James Weaver. .s3a so
Miss Delight. Waller Webb. .... 32 90
Sunshire, Jas. Weaver. ........ 81 90
Latest Fashion, j. @. Farrell. 3d. 90
Mise Fuvorite, Il. ID. Terrell. % 90
uortense, g. u. Fulton. 49,. $500
Victoria, G. u. Fulton ....,..... 81 %
Goldie, y. NJ, Hudson 49,. 49,. Al. 0O
Nice Style, Ransberger Bros. 30 90
Sweet Marie, @. w. Hahn..... 81 90
Sweet Heart, +. w. Campbell. 30 60
Fancy Lady, y w. Campbell. 8 100
Fine Fancy, s.. o. G. Hopkins. 30 10
Mina's Delight, r. NJ. Hudson. 80 90
Lucretla, @. %. Bacon ......... 20. 90
Filtration, L. w. ,Siler ....,.,. 27. so.
Carrie, a. q. Potter .n...... Al 10
Saliie May, a. G. Potter SO 90
Shella, Walter Webb. ......... 5000
gifts
Miss Idealia, Oscar Brown 2l co
Delightful Lady, Il. G. Fray. L.. Il co
Willene, + s Pearssn. ........ 20 N,
Miss Thickset, IL. g. Fray 49,. 20 90
Lady Perfection, e. d. Terrell. 27.0
Queenie III. Henry Ichlen rs LOO
Queen Quality, ED schiue. 20. u
Louise, n. 9, Fray .,.......... 27 %
Sister Correct, 8. Y. Thornton. "a. 90
Niles ldsalia Il, F.W. Campbell. % 20
Mappte, Geo. Matter ...,....... 24.0O
Margaret, y. p. BrIghtwell. 20 o.
Qneenies +. w. Baker. /. 27.6,
Miss Sweepstakes, s.w. HArris 900
Maizis. Oscar Brown ........ 200
Violet, q. g. Fray W.. 1900,
Prtncess 1helms, = 8, Pearson 5000
Pripcess Thelme II E.W. Baker rs 90
Whirlwiad lxsnsbergsr Bros $500
Pfluqsss irens, 3. WI Camp6oll 2y.oo|
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The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07

The thimble party given on Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. w. J.
Davies, was mach enjoyed BY about
thirty three ladies. The yooms were
made attractive with ferns, slnilax and
white carnations Mesdames Hubbard,
Hellwarth, Gardner and Bowen, whe are
soon to start on their tour to California,
giving entertainments under the auspices
OF the Santa Fe Reading Room, rendered
several songs which were very pleasing.
The time was spent mostly In dainty
sewing and fancy work. An elaborate
three course luncheon was served, the
Misses Helen Ripple and Nina Jones, ~.
slstIng. Those present were: Mesdames
Grobsty, Miller, Lawrence, Corey. Gard.
ner, Beeth, Gsinner, Russell, Cady,
Thompson, Burnett, Fsx, Tyler, @. A.
Milton, Brown, Lily smith. Scates, Mrs
Merryman Of Kinsley, Hellwarth, Sim
mons, Hubbard, Graves, Madison, Frank
Martin, Ripple, Judd. Simpson, Young,
Bowen and Rush.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

q. Orebaugb is out again after quite a
serious illness.
W. T. Coolidge is suffering from an
attack Of the grippe.
DR.. CoonHeld made professional call
70 Bucklin Wednesday.
Hiram Wray is out again after an Ill
ness of two or three weeks.
Mrs. Grace Talbot has moved into the
rooms over Judge Millions office.
Fred Straetor LETT Monday evening for
his home in Los Angeles, California.
Miss Grace Hale arrived home last
eek for visit with Der mother and
sister.
An eight and half pound girl was
born to Mr.. aud Mrs. w. e. Brown on
last Tuesday.
Mr.. Hoagland, of Hutchinson, travelling
freight representative of the Santa Fe,
was In the city Tuesday.
G. B. Doolittle and Sid, returned MOI
day from their trip to Topeka, Kansas
City and Excelsior Springs.
Mrs. Walter, OF Parsons, Kansas, Wis
tied al the home of Mrs. l.. A. Madison
for several days this week, returning to
her'home on Tuesday.
Fl. B. Heizrr returned last Thursday
from Lakin, where he has been helping
to invoice goods in the branch store OF
Fitzgerald & Locke.
Two days treatment free. Rings dys
pepsia tablets for impaired digestion
impure breath, perfect assimilation Of
food, increased appetite Do not fail to
avail yourself Of the above Offer Sold
BY Pine q Bonds drug store
>. Il. Mullins, OF Denver, Messrs. Max.
well and johnson of Lamar and another
man who is with them rs an engineer,
were here Tuesday making plans for the
big elevator which they will build here
this season, and also looking over the
field in view of building large mill here
later.
Tom Boyd figured IN little accident
several days ago while at his work on the
railroad, and two badly smashed fingers
was the result. 1t was feared at first that
the fingers could not be saved but it is
found now that with proper care, he will
have the use of the whole hand in short
time.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07
NATURES CATARRA CURE,

Sensible and Scientific Way to Cure
This Disagreeable Disease. :
In no other way can catarrh be cured
as naturally and quickly as by the use Of
Hyomei, breathed through the neat
pocket inhaler that comes with every out.
fit.
In this way all the air that enters the !
nasal passages, the throat Or the lungs, is
filed with Hyomel healing medication,
reaching the most remote air cells of the
respiratory organs, and soothing and
healing the irrltated mucuous mem
brane.
So strong is Rath & Bainbridge's faith
in the power Of Hyomsi to cure catarrhal
troubles, that with every dollar OUTFIT
Rath q Balnbridge sell, they give guar
antee to rafund the money unless 1t
cures.
The complete Hyomel outfit cests but
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The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07
Neighbors Get Fooled.

~ was literally coughing myself to
death, and had become too weak to leave
my bed; and neighbcrs predicted that
would never leave It alive; but they got
fooled, for thanks be 70 God, was 10.
duced to try Dr.. Kings New Discovery.
1t took Just four one dellar bottles to COM
pletely cure the cough and restore me to
good sound health,s writes Mrs. Eva Uo-
capher, Of Grovertcwn, Stark Co., Ind.
This King Of cough cures, and healer Of
throat and lungs. 10 guaranteed BY Rath
d BainbrIdgs, druggist. 800. and el.co.
Trial bottle free.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07

EN- Slocum left Wednesday for q
short trip east.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Elliott this morning.
Louis williams is able to be out again
after siege Of the grippe.
Judge Gordon Finley made trip to
Greensburg Tuesday to adjourn court
Mr. Hoskinson Of Garden City was In
this city last Saturday on legal business
VIM. Hickman, who has been sick for
several weeks past, 10 again able to be
out.
Louie Loebner returned home last Fri.
day, after spending several weeks at Elk.
celslor Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Slocum returned
Sunday evening from their trip to Kansas
City, Topeka and Wichita
P. M. Incl has painted the front of his
new buildings on Second avenue, and has
some very pretty store fronts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald Of this city
were entertained at dinner last week at
the home of Governor and Mrs. Hoch, in
Topeka.
Representative j. l.. Finley of Topeka,
visited In this city last Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, the guest Of his uncle, Capt.
7 l.. Finley.
The Sugar Beet Company at Garden
City will contract this year for about
10000 acres of beets, Last year the con-
tracts were for 1900 acres.
E. !. Adam and family, who have been
living In the southern part of the state,
arrived in Dodge City Saturday for Il
short visit here. Mr. Adam was formerly
in the furniture business here.
Mr.. and Mrs #. V. Russell of Great
Bend and Mrs. Walker of Cimarron, we're
visitors 10 this city last Saturday, coming
up especially to attend the opening of the
library here. Great Bend is soon to have
a new Carnegie library and Mr. and Mrs.
Russell we're naturally interested in the
opening of ours last Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Gingrich was given a sur
prise party on last Monday afternoon, the
occasion being her birthday anniversary
There were about fifteen present who pre-
sented her with a substantial gift and
Joined in wishing her many more years
Of happiness. An elaborate chicken sup
per was served by the ladies attending.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07

MISS Edna Snyder is quite Ill at her
sisters rooms In the Baker home south Of
the river. She came In town Saturday to
spend day with her sister, Miss Maude
Snyder, and became so III Sunday that
she was unable to return In the evening
TO her home. Miss Snyder's home is
several miles northwest Of Dodge City.
She is still quite sick, but hopes to be out
again the latter part of this week.
Carpenters are at work this week on the
second floor of the York-Key store max
ing shelves, tables and remodeling the
large room In general. When the work
Is completed the entire stock Of gentle
mems ready made garments will be trans
ferred up stairs, This will make much
more room on the main floor, and II salts
factory arrangements can be made, sew
eral new departments will be added to
the store.
J. F. Cloudy and family Of Wilburn,
drove to Dodge City Sunday and TOOK an
evening train for visit with friends In
Iowa. They will be gone about six
weeks. 1t was bitterly cold on Sunday
for their long drive but Mr. Cloudy does
not believe In letting the weather inter-
feye with his plans. There were lot of
people 10 town The same day who were
afraid 10 go few blocks to attend church
on account Of The cold
James Bessey met with painful &C.
cident on last Saturday morning while
working at the round house. While In
hurry, he accidently ran into steam
pipe which had been misplaced. The
steam struck him 10 the Iefteye, severely
burning it. Mr.. Bessey will probably not
lose his eyesight, but the injury will lay
him up for some time. James Bessey Jr.,
few days ago, also met with al accident
Ia which his ankle was badly sprained,
but he will be out again soon.
Mrs. A. Gluck entertained the s. s.
Embroidery club last Friday at her home
on Front street. There was a large
number of invited guests, and including
the members of the club who were
nearly all present, the company num-
bered forty-fve. About half-past four
o'clock an elaborate three course oyster
supper was served to the ladies. EN-
broidery work was attempted on this
afternoon, but the time was mostly spent
in social way. Mrs. Gluck succeeded as
usual In giving her guests most delight
full afternoon. The next meeting will be
held on February 2lst at the home Of
Mrs. Fox.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07
Commissioners Meeting.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, Feb. l, 1907.
The Board of County Commissioners met,
with all members present, and the following
business was transacted:
The bonds OF the state Bank Of Dodge City
and National Bank Of Commerce, In the sums
of $4,000 each, and the Bucklin State Bank
and the Ford County State Bank Of Spear
vile, in the sum of s2o,0oO each, as county
repositories. were approved.
The jury fee bills of the January term Of
the District Court were allowed as follows:
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07

1t was ordered that no more of the bridge
lumber, or other lumber belonging to Ford
county, shall be sold or loaned for any pur-
pose.
1t was ordered that the county shall not
furnish boards for planking bridges for con-
venience of persons crossing with engines.
The Board adjourned to March 4, 1907.
S. II. C0NNAwAY,
County Clerk.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07

I, WI Davies. Treasurer Of Ford County,
Kansas, do hereby certify the foregoing
statement to be true and correct to the best
of my kno Wedge and belief. SO help me God.
w. ]. DAVIES,
Treasurer Ford Co., Kans.
sworn and subscribed 70 before me ct
Dodge City Kansas, this 3lst.day of January,
A. d. 1907.
8. II. CoNNAwkY,
[sEAL1 County Clerk.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07

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The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07
Block West of Library
-
Jas. O'MaIIey
& Sons
First Publication FEB. Z, 1907.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court of Ford County, Kan.
sas.
Rufus G. Cook, Plaintiff,
VS..
Martha NJ. Cook, Defendant.
The State Of Kansas to Martha NJ. Cook.
G Getting:
sued In the District Court of Ford County,
Kansas. for divorce by the above named
plaintiff, and unless you answer or otherwise
plead to this action on or before March 20,
1907, said petition will be taken as true, and
judgment will be rendered accordingly, d.
vorcing you rom said plaintiff. and for costb
of this action. r
y;,s w. w. JACKSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Witness my hand and official seal this 4th
day Of February, 1907.
SEAL II. II. WELLS,
Clerk of the District Court.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07
Good Lumber

Is our specially. Low prices
are another. What can we do
for your Any'mail order will
be thankfully received We
will give your small necessities
as much attention as big ones.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07

'Nollvonoz NO slHonoHa ", !
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07
Special Announcement Regar aing the
National Pure Food and Drag Law.

We are pleased to announce that Foly's
Honey and Tar for coughs. colds and lung
troubles 10 not affected by the National
Pure Food and Drug law, a. It ccn,ains
no opIatss or other harmful drugs, and
We recommend 1t as . safe remedy for
children and adults. The Pine a Bond
Drug Co.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07
Published February 7, 1907.
QUARTERLY Statement.

W. J. Davis, Treasurer in account with Ford
county, Kansas, for quarter ending January
28th. 1907.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07
We Garry Lumber

Enough at all times to meet
your every want. This is a.
lumber yarel that is never Gust
out' of what you require.
There's only one kind of lum-
Der you cannot find here-it's
poor lumber. We're always
out of that.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
INDIAN BELLE HELD
FOR HUSBANDS DEATH
Woman Is Thought to Have Assisted
Murderer in Crime = Both
Prisoners at County
Jail

Suspected of completely in the murder
of her husband Mrs. Domingo Segundo,
an Indian was placed in the county Jail
yesterday by Under Sheriff Wallace
Evans of San Bernardino county.
Her husband, Juan, was murdered on
the Torres reservation more than month
ago. Mrs Segundo is accused of assist
ing Antonio Augustine in the crime. The
Indian was beaten on the head with a
club and later killed with an ak. The
body was buried witn;a few feet of his
own front door.
The Indian woman was brought here
for trial In the United States court. Ac-
cording to Sheriff Evans the woman has
admitted having helped in the burial of
her husband.
Antonio Augustine is also confined in
iail The murder is said to have come as
the climax to a quarrel of long standing
over Mrs. Segundo. the belle of the res
ervation.
Antonio is said to have loved her and
paid her court when her husband was
not around. This finally led to a bitter
hatred between the braves, who sought
each others lives. Mrs. Segundo is said
to have favored Antonio Augustine.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
ACCUSES LOVER or
FIENDLSH CRIME
MAN SAID TO HAVE THROWN
ACID IN sWEETHEART's FACE
Woman, FrightfuIIy Burned, Appears
in Court and Assailant Is Held
to Answer Under Heavy
Bonds

Enraged because she deserted him, Will
liam Worthington of San Pedro is alleged
to have thrown carbolic acid in the face
of Gertrude Sumner of that city.
Mrs. Sumner appeared in court yester-
day with her face and arms bandaged
and the sight in one eye almost ruined.
Worthington is said to have been in
love with the woman, but became en-
ragged when he learned she intended to
leave him. She says he threatened her
life several times. According to her story
the man entered her room and threw the
carbolic acid at her.
The accused man is alleged to have
made a hasty exit from the room, which
was Immediately entered by woman
roomer in the house, who was attracted
by the cries of the suffering victim.
"The evidence points clearly to the
guilt of Worthington," said Deputy Dis
trict Attorney Frank Blair, who went to
San Pedro to try the case.
Worthington was held to answer to the
superior court and was placed in jail In
| default of $4,000 bond or $4,000 cash bail
The alleged assault occurred November
| 16. The prisoner is alleged to have had
bottle of blue vitriol in his pocket when
he was arrested.
The preliminary examination was held
in the court room of Recorder Smith of
San Pedro. Mrs Sumner has been re-
ceiving medical treatment, but physicians
fear she will lose her eye.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
BOARD TO ENLARGE
ALAMEDA DRAINS
CITY WILL AVOID DAMAGE SUITS
BY PROMPT ACTION
Councilman Lyon Induces Installation
of cuIvert improvements in Sew
enth Ward in Advance
of Rains

Alameda street will get some relief
from the storm waters in the rainy sea-
son as a result of the active work OF
Councilman Lyon of the Seventh ward.
The council yesterday decided to set
aside 5000 to enlarge the culvert at Sixth
and Alameda and improve conditions
there.
The board of public works will fill the
street after the drains are in place.
The board has Just installed similar
work at Fourth and Hewitt streets also
through Mr. Lyons efforts.
During the present sanitary campaign
the inspectors for this ward all united
in complaining of conditions on Alameda
streets a menace to health.
Mr.. Lyon pointed out to the council
that if another rain occurred cellars and
sidewalks would be flooded and the city
would have damage claims to pay
Councilman Healy of the Eighth ward
wanted the work extended as far north
as College street, but yielded in favor of
his colleague.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
REGRETS ATTEMPT
TOMURDER WIFE
MAN WHO SOUGHT TO sLAY
WOMAN MAY RECOVER
Saws Love for Children Prompted Him
to Return After Being Driven
from Home by His
Spouse

John Larkin, the man arrested Thurs
day night after attempting to murder his
wife and shooting himself twice in the
stomach, is at the California hospital
suffering from his self-inflicted wounds.
According to the physicians at the hos
pital Larkin will probably live unless un-
expected complications arise The wounds,
although severe and painful. are not
necessarily fatal, say the physicians.
Should Larlxin live he will be compelled
to face a charge of assault with intent
to commit murder.
Larkin is the man who entered his
house Thursday night after three
months absence, and after making few
remarks to his wife shot twice at the
woman His 16-year-old son. John Lar
kim rushed to his mothers assistance
and knocked his father down with 6
baseball bat. The man arose from the
floor and went to vacant lot short
distance away There he shot himself
twice.
my wife told me to leave her three
months ago." said Larkin yesterday
"and 1 did so. l went to San Francisco
but the longing to see my babies mas
tered me and 1 decided to return. I was
confident my wife had been unfaithful
and 1 intended to kill her and the man
suspected on my return. Now 1t is all
over and 1 am glad 1 failed in my OBJ
ject."
Mrs. Larkin was only slightly injured
by the bullets from her husbands re-
volver, but suffered greatly from the
shock.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
ELLIOTT SLATED
FOR COMMISSIONERS
NEWSPAPER MAN LEADS FOR
CIVIL SERVICE
Board Has Two Doctors and Two
Lawyers In It's Makeup Now.
They VIII FIJI the
Vacancy

II John B. Elliott can be induced to ac-
cept the appointment of civil service COM
missioner the vacancy on the board will
go to the we'll known newspaper man.
Such was the general belief at the city
hall last night.
Mayor Harper is anxious to appoint any
member on whom the present board
agrees unanimously, and an unofficial
canvass indicates that Mr.. Elliott more
nearly fills the bill than any others OF
those mentioned.
It Is believed the appointment will be
announced in time for next Tuesdays
session of the commission.
The board is far back In examinations
important aqueduct and other work is
on hand, and the administration is desir-
Gus of seeing the full board working and
every commissioner present at every
meeting.
In the personnel of the board are two
doctors and two lawyers at present and
1t has been urged that IL another attorney
is named it will make the board top
heavy with legal lights, though the late
Archibald B. McCutchen was member
of the legal profession.
For Mr.. Elliott it Is claimed that he is
young, active and good judge Of men
and well posted on municipal affairs,
points of value that are important In
civil service commissioner.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
WATER DEPARTMENT WILL
RECEIVE SCRIP LIKE OTHERS

The city council yesterday added the
water department to the list in which
scrip will be acceptable from dwelers in
Los Angeles.
Recently an ordinance was passed pro-
viding for the payment of certain fees
and charges to certain officers and de-
partments of the city in lawful money OF
the United States, in cashiers c-iecks, in
checks certified by banks or in certifi-
Gates of the Los Angeles Clearing House
association.
The water department. was omitted then
and yesterdays action provides an identi-
cal ordinance with that department
added.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
DOLLAR SHOE SALE
5000 Pairs Of Shoes Worth Up to
$3.50 a Pair on Sale for $l.OO
FOR TO-DAY ONLY

A big "one-day special in the big bar
gain basement salesroom of The Nam
moth Shoe House. 5l9 South broadway
Bring a silver dollar with you. or scrip
will do, and attend the Dollar Shoe Sale
at The Mammoth Shoe House, 6ls south
Broadway today. There VIII De ooOO pairs
Of good shoes on display at this price;
shoes for every member of the family,
with values up to $3.50. for dollar. The
big bargain basement salesroom will sell
everything for dollar today, Sale Will
continue until 10 o'clock in the evening.
There will be an endless variety OF high
grade footwear; every style, every SIZE
and ali worth three times the price you
nav. Plenty of extra statesmen will be on
hand. All shoes viii be fitted and ex-
changed as usual Be on hand early. It
is your opportunity. Grasp it, Mammoth
Shoe House.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
LADIES OF G. A. R. HOLD
SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR
Proceeds to Be Devoted to the Cottage
Home Fund-Members in Charge
of Booths-Affair to End
Tonight

Columbia circle, Ladies of G. A. H.
with Nellie Baldwin as president, held
bazaar in Odd Fellows hall yesterday
and last night. The bazaar will continue
today and close this evening
The decoration of the hall and booths
were in charge of Albert Foster. Those
in charge of the booths are as follows:
Fancy work booth-Nellie Baldwin,
Mrs. M. Davis. Mrs. e. Miller and Mrs,
Pearn.
Candy booth-Miss Ethel ingram and
Miss Ida Andus.
Apron booth-Mrs. H. Treat and Mrs.
Quilt booth-Mrs. f. Waite and Mrs.
Anna Thompson.
The dining room is in charge of Mrs.
Mary Dunning and Mrs. Bester
novelty Of the bazaar has been the
sale of post cards with the picture of a
flag and a toast to the flag by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Baldwin.
The proceeds realized by the bazaar will
be for the cottage home fund.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
Wonen's Clubs

Mrs Mary Holland Kinkaid reviewed
Henry James comments on "The Man
ners of American Women before the
Friday Morning club yesterday, providing
an hour of great interest. Mrs. Kinkaid
is brilliant speaker and met the strict
ures of the distinguished literateur with
a "Lawford drive" which is tennis for
gave him as good as he sent"
The general discussion that followed
was participated in by Mrs. w. w. Still
son, Mrs II. r. Boynton, Mrs. e. X.
Foster and Mrs. Leonora Schultze.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23
FIREBUG SEEKS TO
BURN RESIDENCE
Blaze Discovered by Boy and Is Ex-
tineuished Before Any Damage
Is Done--oil-Soaked
Rags Found

What was apparently an effort to set
fire to the house of A. w. McCreedy at
916 Carondelet street was discovered by
the son of MI McCreedy in time to pre-
vent the Dlaze from making dangerous
headway.
The boy discovered the fire beneath the
steps in the rear and Immediately gave
the alarm. The fire was extinguished
before it had done any damage. A pile
of oil soaked rags and waste was found
where the fire started.