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The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19
First Insertion Nov. I0-4t.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that letters TESLA
mentary on the estate OF Sophronia A..
Young deceased, were granted to the UNDER
signed, on the 10th day OF November 1909 by
che Probate Court OF Saline County, Mo.
estate are required to exhibit them to me
Tor allowance, within one year after the
date OF said letters, or they may be preclud.
such claims be not exhibited within twO
years from the time Of the publication Of
this notice they shall be forever barred.
W, f.. HOWARD, Exr.
The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19
afflicted eve.

afflicted eye.
Wild geese, ducks and rabbits are
very numerous around and about
Miami. and many q; hunter has his
Thanksgiving meat already select
ed however that nosed ana favored
'bird-the turkey will mos escape as
many thrifty people have them
coope3 to- make sure. OF their
feast.
The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19
First Insertion Oct. 70, 1909.

1 OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
and others Interested In the estate Of Flem-
ing Luse, deceased, hat ], Chas. W. Luse,
administrator of said estate, intend TO
of the Probate Court Of saline County,
to be holden at the Court House
in said County on tho first Monday OF De-
CHAs. W. LUsE, Administrator.
The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19
Piano Player Free.

Buy a regular size Piano
and get a beautiful Player abb
solutely free with the Piano.
We have them right in our
big stock to SHOW you." See
our adv. in this paper.
X. III. SUTHERLIN.
The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19

The City Council Monday even
ing passed resolutions of respect
in honor OF E. R. Page, deceased,
which were crowded out for lack
OF space.
The Marshall republican., 1909-11-19

Mr.. b.. Tabler's Oldest son Do very
low OF typflotd fever ut his home
noar Norton.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-04-29
CO. Neynls has sold bio house and lot

&C. Nevnis has sold bio house and lot
to Verne Robb, who lately came here
from Missouri. and who will take posses
sion soon.
o. "A Nevins returned last week from
a bus' ness trip to Joplin, Mo.
q. B. Morrison came 10 from Pratt
Monday to spend few days with home
folks. Hugh has not been home for some
time.
James r. Meador arrived on Monday
from San Angelo, Texas, to visit his par
ente, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Meador. Mr..
Meador left Ford IS years ago and this Il
bis first visit home. He notes many
changes 10 the country since be left 1t sc
long ago.
Mrs. Bredeh0ft, who has been 10 ths
hospital q. Dodge City for couple Of
weeks, is expected home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs W A. Lonker were call.
ers in Dodge City Sunday afternoon,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-04-29

every town in the southwest, f"
says the Trade Journal, sis being
weighed in the balance. Push and
energy will carry some to the zenith
Of power and influence, while others,
irresolute, will linger and decay.
Those that win are in the fight and
when the days march is done. their
banner will be covered with glory.
The southwest is field amply large
for the population Of all Christiandom
and every year thousands OF immi-
grants are casting their lots with this
favored section. The cities that grow
will watch for homeseekers and pre-
pare to offer them inducements OF
some kind. The downward tendency
Of most towns is caused by a citizenry
that has little foresight and no ap-
probation Of existing opportunities. "
Dodge City is one Of the towns in
Western Kansas, Of great opportuni
ties, and the Globe Republican be-
lieyes she will take advantage Of them.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-04-29
HlGH.0-ME
That's the Way to Pronounce Hyomel, the
Money Back Catarrh Cure

That's the Way to Pronounce Hyomel, the
Money Back Catarrh Cure
Az doubt exists In the minds OF many
readers Of The Globe Republican, let us
say that The above is the proper pronun-
citation of Americas most wonderful Ca
tarrh cure. The Palace Drug Company
is the agent for Hyomel In Dodge City
and they will sell you an inhaler, bot
tie Of Hyomei, and full Instructions fol
use, for only $1.00.
And IL 1t fails to cure acute or enron C
catarrh, asthma, bronchitis, Group, hay
fever or coughs and colds, they will give
you your money back. The person who
suffers from catarrh after such an offer az
that, must like to sniflle, spit and wheeze,
and be generally disgusting.
Read what Mr.. q. +. Lowe says:
~ haYe used Hy0mei for q case Of
nasal catarrh whicn had bothered me fol
a long time. / can say Hyomel killed
the germs Of the disease and gave me the
much sought and needed relief. From
this experience know Hyomei to be Q
reliable remedy, and ! give II the praise
and recommendation that 1t deseryes."--
@. r. Lowe, r. r. D. No. 2, Allegan,
Mich. September 10, 1908.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-04-29
FORD ITEMS.

DR. Barclay. Of Spesrvllle, was down
In bis car last Saturday.
Mrs. Incl, who has been critically Ill
for number Of days, 10 reported little
better.
LII Taylor. one Of Dodge CltyS real
estate men, was down In bis new auto
Friday.
DR.. W. r. Pine came down Thursday
to hold consultation with DR.. Brede-
hoft In regard to Mrs. J M. lmel's Ill
ness.
Jack Incl, OF Spearville, has been
down In his new car Wishing relatives a
few days.
W. W. Dawkins was one Of the caDai-
dates inflated at the Dodge City En-
campment |. O. o. F. last Thursday
night.
Mis- Carrie Hall was at the county seal
between trains Saturday
Arthur Incl, OF Ponca City, Okla.
Flay Incl and Mrs. Walter Meador, Of
Beaver. okla. Mrs. Eugenia Yeakle, Of
y dge City, and Earl Yeakle Of Edmond
Okla, were all summoned to the bedside
of Mrs. Incl last week.
John Clark, E. Madison and Mesdame'
James smith, Maggie McKain and Johr
Lyons were transacting business II
Dodge City Friday.
The interior Of the congregational par
souage 10 receiving new paper and pain
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark left on Mon
day for trip to Wyoming to visit rela'
tlves and will be away several weeks.
L.K. Ven Horne, who has been II
with very bad sore throat, 10 improv'
ing.
W. W. Dawkins and family spent Sun
day ct BucklIn. visiting brother Of Mr.
Dawkins.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-04-29
COMMERCIAL CLUB

Committees Appointed At Meeting TUESDAY
Nlqht on Auditorium, To Escort Rail-
road Builders, and on Reunion
Matters.
The Commercial club held meet
ing at the Phenix club rooms on
Tuesday night. The auditorium
proposition was talked over, and a
committee composed Of DR.. Milton,
e.. M. Hoover, III. juneau, L. L.
Taylor and Pearl Trebilcock was ap.
pointed to investigate the cost, the
proper plans for such building etc.,
and to report later. 1t is believed
that an auditorium can be built before
the time OF the reunion. A number
Of ideas we're brought out at the
meeting regarding the needs and pos
sible usefulness Of an auditorium.
One was that it would be splendid
place to hold large religious meetings
summer camp meetings, Chautauquas
and things of this kind, that there is
no place in the county at present
large enough to accommodate.
DR.. Milton stated, in connection
with the park talk, that the council
would secure from the government, q
competant engineer to lay off the park
so that it could be improved to q pur
pose, and this is an excellent idea
The need for cement walk in the
park was also discussed.
A committee composed Of Mayor
Gluck, DR.. Simpson, L. J. Pettijohn
DR.. Milton and E. N. Slocum was ap
pointed to accompany the representa-
tives Of the Farmers and Stockgrow
ers Railroad company, In an automo
bile trip from Dodge City to the south
west corner Of the state, the trip to b
made this week.
Arrangements for the holding o
the reunion and the fall meeting o
the Ford County Fair and Driving
Park association upon the same dates
August "a to % are being made ant
the club pledged itself to raise a con
| tribution Of $500 toward the expenses
OF the meeting.
A resolution was passed by the clul
and will be sent to the governor, to b
presented to the board Of managers
the State Soldiers Home, concerninl
the use Of wide-tire wagons for haul
ing freight over the road between
Dodge City and Ft. Dodge.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-04-29
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1909
ON CLEANING UP

The mayor has had published no
lice. requesting the people OF Dodge
City to clean their yards and alleys,
and few have made an early start
in that direction. The mayor receives
one dollar year for bis services
The man who serves as mayor is CIV
ing his time to your interest. 1t is
money out Of his pocket every day
that he serves in that capacity. Mayor
Gluck is anxious that the town should
be thoroughly cleaned up before
warm weather, and every citizen OF
the town should cheerfully assist IN
The work. It will make expense to
wait until notices are served on you
personally, and you are helping q. C,
pay this expense. 1t will be still
worse, after the notices are served
to still put it of, until the order is en-
forced by law, and it will make hard
feelings. Mayor Gluck will enforce
the order, the writer believes. II he
doesn't, this paper will tell you about
il later. It 10 the first step he has
taken, and it is a commendable step.
and deserves the support and help OF
everyone who wishes for the welfare
Of Dodge City and her people. II
there is anyone in Dodge City out OF
work, plenty Of people may be found
who will pay for having their yards
cleaned up. II anyone wants work
Of this kind to do, phone into this Of
fee, and those who want work Of this
kink done, also phone in. 1t will mol
cost either party anything 70 use this
paper for an employment agency in
the work OF cleaning up the town. Il
the law takes hold Of anyone in en-
forcing Mayor Gluck's order to clear
up the town, the facts and names vii
be stated in this paper, but it is to BIZ
hoped that there will be no news Of
that kind.
Get the work started early. ant
have it completed during the mex
week, before the fireworks begin. Tit
health officer, DR.. Whitworth, il
showing strong indications of using I
good deal Of backbone in his officia
capacity, and The mayor will not b.
alone in the cleaning up camgaign
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-04-29
Hedge Post.

One Of the hardest things to control
In Dodge City seems to b the papers that
are thrown out on the streets. 1t has
been the worry Of the city.authorities for
several years. The street force vii
spend day cleaning up the streets In the
business part Of town, and the next morn.
Ing they are ali covered with waste pa
per. The authorities try to watch, but 1t
is hard to tell where the paper comes
from. Some Of the business houses are
very careless, and 1t would take secret
service force to control the matter Pa
pers blowing about the street do not only
make the town look bad, but teams are
frightened bv 1t, and 1t is likely to cause
runaways at any time.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-04-29

What is to become OF the "unde-
sirable citizens" Of Kansas towns.
Hutchinson has just given notice to
twenty-four Of this class to leave
town, or be good. They can't be
good. or, rather, will not. II used to
be that when Hutchinson made q
clsaning, Wichita received the ban
ished with open arms. But Wichita
10 engaged in the same kind Of
''swesping," and most all Of the other
Kansas towns are working to the
same end. Even in "Old Missouri
there is agitation for responsibility,
and IL the undesirables Of Kansas
towns should go there they would mol
get 4 very warm welcome. The fun
desirable citizen" seems to be W
against the choice Of being good, Of
getting of d the earth, and The place
prepared for "undesirabIes," aftel
they quit the earth, Is not alluring
ii looks like they would have 70 ),
qood, or, at least, as good as thel
saYa
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-04-29
Church OF Christ.

Every one cordially invited to attend
the services at the skating rink In Dodge
City, beginning Sunday at II q. m. ant
| p. On May Bad, continuing two week,
or more. All members Of the church o.
Christ who can possibly do so are earnest.
ly requested tocome and help 10 the work
Services each evening during the week al
$3.50.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-04-29
THE GIRL QUESTION
Your Money Back II you Don't Admit This Is
the Best Show Ever Seen In Dodge City.
Guaranteed by Manager Of the
Girl Question Company.

Girl Question Company.
Pretty girls and catchy songs,
dances which are marvels OF grace
and action, cast Of sterling players,
and above all, play with plot OF
intense human interest are found in
1.-THE Girl Question" the enhancing
musical play which comes to Gluck's
opera house for one night on Wednes-
day, May s. This play is along the
lines and is in fact successor to
"The Time, The Place and The Girl"
the musical comedy which has jammed
every theatre in which it has played
since its run OF 1853 performances in
Chicago.
The Fifty prettiest chorus girls who
have ever been seen in one show ere
found in "The Girl Question, as are
also the famous $1,000 Beauty Broil-
ers, the latter being the ten little girl
who dance with an abandon Of emo
ton and enthusiasm and an amount
Of ginger which has never been
equaled.
The plot of "The Girl Question"
reveals every day life which is Of real
human interest, though broken up in
its development at moments to allow
for the introduction Of songs and
dances. The production was staged
by that past master in the exploitation
Of dramatic SCIENCES, beautiful stage
pictures and graceful dances, Harry
Hanlon. The cast includes Paul
Nicholson, Henrietta Tedro, Mar
guerite Devon, Nina Collins, Carl
George, Russell Lennon and others,
while the songs include Goodbye
Pal" IT Hate to Work on Monday"
20 Gee, Be Sweet to Ne, Kid"
"Waltz Me Round Till I'm Dreamy
"When Eyes like Yours Look Into
Eyes Like Mine" "The Old Buck and
Wing" and "Do Something"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-04-29

The dedication services OF the Christian
church here last Sunday were well at
tended and we are informed that enough
money was raised to clear the church Of
debt.
The new city government will soon be
full fledged and ready for business, and
then what?
Mrs. G. r. TRACER and children, except
the Oldest boy, left Tuesday morning for
a visit with her sister and other friends
In Illinois.
Quite q number were over from Ford
Monday to take In the ball game here.
Fred G. Davis of Minneola was In
Bucklin the front part OF the week. Mr..
Davis is a painter and was here to see
what the prospects were for work.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. Schanek Of New
Jersey, the mother and step-father Of W.
r. Gordon, who have been making tour
of the western states, stopped off mere and
visited with Mr.. Gordon for q few days
N. O. Peacock OF Pratt, was shaking
hands with old friends and transacting
business In Bucklln Tuesday.
Wellam is putting In bake oven II
the rear OF his restaurant on Main street
Chas. Robinson, G. 2. Redfeld, A. W.
Padgett and F. A. Gresham, made trip
to Larned Tuesday, In Mr.. Robinson 8
White Steamer.
They tell us that the festive green bug
is improving each shining hour and
getting 10 his work on the wheat fields;
we'll, we have heard that same. song be.
fore, In fact every spring time there IL
some dire calamity lowering over the
wheat fields threatening their Obstruction,
but we usually come out oil right at the
harvest time; don't fret
Bucklin's first game OF base ball for the
season vas played here Monday and
Buckiu got squelched. The Salt City
squad was too much for the home team by
q score OF 7to3. But If
Mrs. y. Z. Coons is having her former
residence on First street remodeled. She
is having II raised and new foundation
put Under 1t. new roof, veranda In front
repainted and partly replastered, and
papered throughout.
The Standard Oil people have thu
foundation for their tanks here abou
completed. OF course this corporation II
a very bad proposition, but II the deal
people can get their oil little bit cheaper
they will swallow their hatred Of the viii
trust and patronize 1t literally.
j. A. Lukin made business trip t
Minneola Monday. He made the trip b.
the auto route.
Married--At the home Of the BRIDE
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J..F. Hampy, Of
Thursday, April %, at 8 O'Clock p. m.
MIR. Theodore Dieker Of Guymon, Okla,
and Miss Dora Hampy Of Bucklin, KS
The marriage ceremony was performed
by Rev. Walter Dierker, a brother OF lh
groom, Of Alton, III. The groom own
farm near Guymon and the newt.
welded couple left Friday evening 10
their home there. The bride has lived II
Bucklin for a number Of years. She take
with her to her new home the kindes
wishes Of q large circle IT friends.
The party that went over TO Larnet
Tuesday returned Tuesday evening, an
one OF them, @. 2. Redteld, brought
new Buick Ger home with him.
Mrs. @. z. Redfeld Is visiting be
daughter ct Ashland this week.
Af1
The carpenters have commenced wor
ON K. e. McHughs' now residence owe
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-04-29

Mrs L. r.. Miller, Mrs. Frank Mlllikan,
and Mrs Sam Wilkinson will leave Mon
day for Wichita. On heir return they
will stop at Newton few days with Mrs..
Blaichley, the mother Of Mrs wilkinson,
and will also be In Hutchinson day.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-04-29

Now what 20 you think Of that? Gar
den City, with oil Of her poking along
on the free delivery proposition. has been
inspected, allowed free delivery, and ex-
poets to get the service put in month aft
er next. Dodge City has poked still
more poky than Garden City has poked,
and Is still poking.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-04-29
Beautiful Residence Site for Sale

own and would sell to right people
the small block just east Of my residence.
Half of 1t lie covered with large trees and
the north part of 1t runs up on the hill
and is suitable for gravity water plant
for house, garden, etc There is no
prettier location Tor a residence 10 town.
A. B. REEVES
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-04-29
Catholic Church

The services on rext Sunday will be In
charge Of Father Mennis. Mass at $3.50,
High Mass at 1890 and Benediction at
1850.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-04-29

Don't bug your machine oil until you
get prices from the Uncle Saia Oil
10. II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-02
MASSACHUSETTS.
Usual Interest Not Shown-RepubIi
can Victory Generally Conceded.

Boston. Nov. Final campaign ar
guments in the case OF Republicans vs..
Democrats in Massachusetts were made
tonight and tomorrow the jury of the
people will vote on the question wheth-
er Governor Eben $. Draner and the
balance of the state ticket shall con-
time in office or give place to James
n. Valley, the Democratic candidate
for governor, and the balance of that
ticket.
The Republicans look with conf
|dence on the result, while the Demo-
Gratis are hopeful. The former claim
the state by a plurality ranging from
90. 900 to 10000 for governor and higher
figures for the rest of the candidates
for state offices, including Lieut. Gov.
Louis rockingham The Democrats
predict Valleys election by 10000 to 49,
900 and victory by narrower mar
gin of Eugene ~ Foss over Lieut..
Gov. rockingham.
Politicians agree that the next Legis-
lature will show the customary Repub-
lican pluralities in both branches, but
the fate OF the income tax amendment
in Massachusetts is much in doubt, as
very few of the members of either
branch who are looked unon as likely
to be elected have been willing to eX-
press themselves. The campaign closed
with the cry get out. the vote bv the
managers of both parties. as each side
realize that with no Presidential or
congressional incentives and with but
few local contests. general apathy IS
a foe to be feared. Lack of interest has
usually been more marked in the Re
publican ranks than in those of the
Democrats
The total registration this year is
est mated at 531 900.
The POLLS in most of the larger cities
and towns will open at A. NJ. and
close at +. NJ. with the smaller conf
munities voting later and closing
earlier.
Tho campaign in Boston has been
more than usually interesting. as in
addition to the state contest, there was
district attorneyship in question as
Wei as two plans for the choosing OF
city officials at the next election in
January. Arthur d. Hill, who was APP
pointed district attorney last spring
by Governor Draper to fill out the
term of John b. Moran. who died in
the West is candidate on the Re-
publican ticket and is opposed by J"-
seph c. Pelletier, the Democratic can
didate The latter was a slight favor
lie with a few of the betting men to-
night
The voters of Boston will decide be-
tween Plan / of the new Cit charter
Which provides for a partisan mayor
with a twO-year term and a large city
council. and Plan ., in which the mayor
is nominated by petition, elected for
four wears with a chance of being re-
called in two years and with small
non partisan city council. A rev "as
ers were made tonight in favor OIL
Plan /,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-02

Jackson, Miss Nov. 1.-Pr"s;dent
Taft, a threc-ring circus. a gala day at
the state fair, a balloon ascension and
a thrilling parachute leap gave Jack
son today q share Of honors unpre-
cedenteu in the history OF the Old city
The President visited the state fair
ana the state fair gave return checks
to all who wanted to see the circus
acroaS the street. In this way q COM
bnation Of the three great attractions
vas formed. The balloon ascension
was free to all
"iInclC Joe" Cannon WAS to have
been in the city tonight. but he was
summoned home on bushes sand Iass-
ed through jackson this afternoon
without stopping Secretary OF War
Dickinson rrioincd the Presidential
party this afternoon President Taft
left t;. midnight for Columbus. Miss
the birthplace of Sec Dickinson. He
will spend three hours there and will
reach Birmingham. Ala. tomorrow
evening.
The railroads handled 10000 cX"ur-
sionsts tuin jackson today. 1T was an
event of ,heir lives - 50" the Prcsi-
dent "f the United states. for Mr. taft
is the first President to visit Jackson.
The Pr, sidcnt had Il long but pleas
ant day. He seemed To- enjoy the ni%
crowds that chokcd the streets and
gave HIM a demonstration wherever h"
went. At the fair grounds he totnd one
of the greatest and most cAuberant
throngs of his entire trip. He lunrhed
with Gov and Mrs Noel and Dnt :,
number of the states prominent citi-