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The Globe-republican., 1909-10-28
JelIied Mutton Broth.

Cold broth, jellied, is just as nour
ishing as the same brots not. and Is
usually more tempting on a scoreh-
ing August day. Make the broth from
two pounds of mutton soup meat sim
mered slowly for five or six hours.
Add water when necessary, but at the
end of this time have only about a
quart of broth. Season 1t with salt
and pepper, strain and pour into cups
or individual molds When set, turn
the jelly on pretty plates, with a
spray of mint or parsley-just for
looks-by the side OF each mold, and
serve with small sandwiches of whole
wheat bread and butter.
The Globe-republican., 1909-10-28
Prisoners Narrow Escape.

Much to their disgust, two men and
a woman, prisoners at police head
quarters, were thoroughly fumigated
with formaldehyde gas at Allentown,
Pa, and will not soon forget the ex-
perience that came near costing their
lives. House Sergeant Harrison Ster-
ner, unaware that any of the cells
were occupied, decided to fumigate
the cellrooms, He set the fumigating
machine to work and went into an
other part of the building. Only after
the terrified prisoners had yelled
themselves hoarse, and were nearly
smothered was the mistake discov-
cred.
The Globe-republican., 1909-10-28
Value Of a Good Walk.

A woman who walks well is a more
helpful member of society because she
has better health, says the Delineator.
She is alert and alive and finds all the
world interesting. Then, too, the wom-
an who has learned to walk gracefully
finds reaction on her nervous sys-
tenn. A new calmness and self-con-
troll show in her manner and face and
even more in her voice, for those deli
cate muscles which we call the vocal
chords vibrate in harmony with the
movement of the individual. And,
free from self-consciousness, the
graceful woman expresses her best
self. for her every motion suggests
dignity, kindness, reserve power, SYM
pathy and that most charming of all
womanly attributes, graciousness.
The Globe-republican., 1909-10-28
FOND LOVER WAS TOO HAsTY.
Mr.. Grow Not Only Lost Bride, Bvt
Aiso tho Dowry Which Fair One
Was 10 Bring Him.

More Of our rich papss In Anerics
should follow the same manner Of
testing the affections Of the adventur.
our, commercial-minded, moneyless
wife-hunters--both those OF our own
nationality as well as the empty-head-
ed, titled foreigners who are ramp
ing on our hunting grounds--that
Uncle Zeke" did In Austin some time
since. After several months Of VIC
lent protestations Of love made for
his daughter, 1t was at last under
stood that the father was at their
marriage to give his daughter house
and lot. "Uncle Zeke" was sly
old coon, and, to test his future SON
in-law's affections, he said, as they
were smoking their pipes: :"
Mr. Grow, has been cogitatin, an
has come to de 'clusion not to do
nate Matildy dat ar house an lot on
Austin avenue"
Mr.. Crow sprang to his feet, and
sticking his stovepipe hat ON the side
of his head, said:
"In dat case, sab, our future re
lations done ceased to exist from dis
moment, sab"
But, Mr.. Grow, was gwine to
say"
"Ch, go hire a hall, an invite yer
friends to attend de meetin'"
"All right, Mistah Grow. Our rela.
tons has done ceased to exist, but
only wanted to Soy cat dat house an
too small so am gwine to glib MAJ
Tidy dat two-story cottage on PsacoiI
street, wuf twict as much"
Jim tried to explain, also; but.
when Uncle Zeke' solemnly lifted h
boot the size of ham and pointed
to the door, James Crow refused to
linger.-Judge's Library.
The Globe-republican., 1909-10-28
Cleaning Plumes.

A woman who has success in clean
ing ostrich and other feathers, puts a
cupful of Indian meal, hail cupfuI
of -four and three level tablespoonfuls
OF borax into paper bag, and with it
one large or two or three small
feathers.
These she shakes about until the
soil has disappeared from the feath.
ers and then she shakes them free
from the mixture. Fine K1fCtgd wool
articles and laces are sometimes
cleaned in this way.
The Globe-republican., 1909-10-28
The Usual Question.

Over in Italy an artisan claims to
have made clock that will run a
hundred years without winding.
And very likely the future owner will
look up at the clocks face on the
morning Of the one hundred and first
year and yell: We'll, ding-burn 1t all,
why didn't somebody in this family
of featherheaded idiots remind me to
wind that darned clock?"
The Globe-republican., 1909-10-28
Corn Gems

In this guise, green corn may be
served for breakfast Cut the kernels
from six ears of boiled corn. Beat
the yolks of two eggs and add to one
cup of milk. Silt a cup and half Of
-four with teaspoonful of baking
powder and half teaspoonful of salt
into bowl. Pour in the milk and
egg yolks, and beat with Dover egg
beaten. Remove the beaten, whip IN
the corn with spoon and then fold
in the two whites of eggs, beaten
stiff. Bake in muffin rings for 20 or
80 minutes.
The Globe-republican., 1909-10-28

Jack GoOdail will 90 on tie Santa Fe
a. brakeman, running out OF Dodgt
City east.
Rough dry fsmily wash &c a pound
every day In the week ut the Dodge City
Steam Laundry.
Rev. A. W. Yale, Of Lakin is filling
the pulpit at the Baptist church here
temporarily, until regular pastor Is
secured.
wANTED-r wo furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Family Of two.
Inqu tit at this office. II.
LosT-Friday, Oct. 10Th, between
George j. stauth's place and Dodge City,
q cravanette overcoat. Finder please
leave al this Office and receive reward
The Santa fe is building brick walk
across the tracks aud right of way south
on the east side Of First avenue. be
walk leads past the site for The new
freight depot and office building which
will probably be built next summer.
Wayne Slocum Is the latest addition to
the anto drivers Of Dodge City, and
from appearances be will make a care
full driver. Some OF The older onts are
still reckless, and that accident people
have been expecting Is likely to occur at
any time,
The Kansas Farmer prints picture OF
farm house, barn, tanks, walks and
fences made o. cement 10 Its issue of last
week. This idea is one that is taking
hold. Cement improvements will be the
whole thing after while.
Mrs. J. OFT, of Enterprise township,
who was visiting at Garden City was
called home the first Of the week by the
death Of sister at Quinter, Kansas, and
went to that place after arriving here.
Mrs. d. W. Stratton, teacher In the
Christian Bible School, entertained her
class OF girls, called the Mission Work
ers, last Friday evening In her home on
Fourth avenue. Every member Of the
class was present and delightful time
was had
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J .. Kelsey haa gone 70 Syracuse for I
! visit with Mr.. and Mrs. T "A. Dalton.

" B t
The lecture Conrse management Of
Dodge City provided an Exc. ptionaliy
fine entertainment for the people here On
Monday night, and while there was a
fair sized audience present. the enter
tsiunent was worthy Of far better pat.
ronage High class entertainment and
real merit sre not drawing cards 10 anc
flfat xten! At present, Il seems. The
Enderly. Windsor company wac worthy
u q packed house. The soprano viii,
this company Is very much vut Of thp
ordinary, q singer any one should con-
Elder 1t q privilege TO hear, and the
'YEader ir'ber line Ia III the same class.
.Opettbipg may be sid of the audience.
Jh%sever, while not large 1t was d very
appreclative one, aud was made up EN-
'irely ofan exceptionally good grade Of
pfope. @s
n Mrs. Princess Long, Of Long Beach
California, gave aa'mnsic recital at the
Z hristian church Oh "Wednesday evening
There was fair sized audience, and the
'pr'grsnl was one OF the best Of It's kind
ever hea'di in Dodge City. 1t was COM
posed Of vocal solos, boh popular and
sAcfed, ana readings. Mrs Long has an
" vs..
unusually strong AID sweet soprano
voice. She has a marvellous range, TAX
Ing the highest tones with ease, as well
~ singing The low st notes with great
chafDess. She sings as from tue depth
Of her heart Probably her strongest
humber Wednesday evening was her
reading from Hale's "The Man Without
A. Country This was thrilling and
aroused the spirit OF patriotism 10 ever,
heart. If She ever returns to Dodge City
She will find very strong crowd Of sup
porters who will take delight 10 giving
her great audience.
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W. II. j Bs,c,h IN rrtaihed u crowd
Of her friends y, hpr home on avenue
~ strfdiy afle'nooa.
| Miss Juliet p u nm and Miss Hazel
NihkaH viii entertain at a Halloween
parry en next saturday evening at the
hom" OF Mr, and Mr. l.. j. Prttijohn.
'Ihe senior En'ieav0rs Of the Presby.
terlan church will have u Halloween
social ut the home Of Judge aud Mrs. B
f. M,Iion on Friday evening.
Nrs A g. Barnett and Mrs. Warren
Brown have issurd Invitations to q Hal
lowe'rD party, which will be given at
the hone Of MIR. aud Mrs. Barnett, on
Military avenue, on next Monday after
noon.
The ladies' OF the Embroidery Club
VIII give dinner TO their husbands and
members of the cub, ut the home OF Mr..
and Mrs N NJ. Gwinuer, tomorrow eve.
Mug
Mr. and Mrs. + w. Gorboe and daueh
ter, If Tribune, Kansas, were in Dodge
CITY Yesterday. They cane up from
Wright, where they were 10 attendance
a, the wedding o, Mrs. Goiboe's sister.
Miss Ruth Smith, who moved from
Dodge City TO Colorado Springs last
year is teaching a school this year at
Falcon, Colorado
MISS Lottie Stubbs left MonIay for
two wrecks visit at Hutchinson and Kan
sas City.
Mr. and Mrs J A. Arment very pleas.
antly entertained large number of their
neiebbors on Wednesday hight at cards,
the game being 1900" Refreshments
were served during the evening
Clarence Veacb, who has held mum.
Der OF piano sales In Dodge City was
here this week from Hutchinson on busi-
ness.
Some AIR G. Buff Orpington and
Wyandotte cockerels for $l00 each II
taken soon. D. y. Moore, phone 1904. 2t
The Larned Business Mems Associa-
tion is making elaborate preparations for
banqeut to b. given on nexr Tuesday
evening, November 2. Invitations have
been sent TO several In Dodge City TO ct.
tend.
Roy Martin is home from the State
University and will stay out of school
for while at least, and will put In his
time in business here with his brother
Will.
A children's Halloween party will be
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. I'll, r
Brown, by their daughter Dorothy, on
Saturday evening from four to eight
o'clock.
George Pond has built an upper addi-
hon to his home on First avenue, that is
quite an Improvement to the property.
4
The many friends Of Miss Helen Rip.
pie will be pleased to learn that she has
covered from her attack Of dlptheria,
ind Is able to be cut again.
The crowd that went to Salina last
friday to attend the Shriner meeting was.
'lr. and Mrs. I. ]. Pettijohn, Mr.. and
irs. @. N. Beeson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Scates,
Ar. and Mrs. P. H. Young and Mr.. and
frs. @. A. Hulpleu. Dir. and Mrs.
soung went on 70 Kansas City for q
isit, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hulplsu stopped
! Mcpherson on their return.
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The Globe-republican., 1909-10-28
Silver Parfalt

Boil one cup of sugar in one cup Of
water until it threads, Pour it onto
the stiffiy beaten whites OF three eggs.
Beat again. When cool add one pint
of whipped cream, favor with two tea.
spoons of any kind of aavoring de-
sired. Pack in lee and salt and let
stand until firm. One day for a com
pany dinner I picked few choice
strawberries, mashed in sieve ana
added whole, have also AIDED cherries
whole, and the effect is very pretty.
The Globe-republican., 1909-10-28
Papa's Superior Knowledge.

''In some way, George, papa has
found out that you are poet" said
the fair girl to the youth with uncut
hair.
"That's where your papa has the ID
vantage Of the critics" said the young
man : little bitterly.
The Globe-republican., 1909-10-28
Veal Outlets and peas

Slices of cold roast veal and ham,
veal stuffing, peas.
Cut some thick slices OF the veal
into neat pieces, lay little Of the
stufing and piece Of ham on each,
sticking all together with egg. Dip
each outlet" into egg and cover with
bread crumbs, and ny golden color
in deep fat Serve with a liberal SUP
ply Of peas round.
The Globe-republican., 1909-10-28

Simple, plain letters or ornate mons
agrams may be made upon sheets,
pillow slips and towels BIZ applyfna
fine white art braid 70 the stamped
design instead Of working with DOS.
Cotton braids resembling s0usAtHs
may Be sslt0haa % tks MS AIna
The Globe-republican., 1909-10-28
BOarders Wanted

WsnteG--Roomets and Boarders-
House strictly modern Prices reason
able. -6l4 Front street, Chuck prop. 81
The Globe-republican., 1909-10-28
For Rent.

Seven room residence, new, south
side, half acre lot, new barn, plenty Of
shade. good well. See =. r, Taylor. 2t
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-08
Business, 1908

Business, 1908
Risks written 113,619,11l.O
Premiums thereon ..... Z,644 l24.04
Losses incurred ....... SG2,G19.16
Nevada Business.
Number of risks written $500. lS4
Amount of risks written 266, 800
Premiums received 49,. 32l2,to
Losses paid . 1153,24
Losses incurred 1860
Number of policies in force
December 81, 1908 49,. l4S
Amount of said policies. 19S216.OO
w. II. BELTS,
feb.4 Secretary
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-08
PERSONAL

Ednest Sweetland, who has a pat
cntcd machine on sale, is visiting ais
pareAts in this city.
James A. Yerington and J. w. Boil.
eau have returned from hawthorne
We're they have ueen looking Over
some mining proper y.
Pete Murdoch, who formerly ran
the Royal Cafe in this city went to
Reno Saturday night.
Miss Alice Langwith returned from
Reno this morning after the week
end with her parents.
Sam Plat left for Dayton this
morning in a sleigh to attend court.
superintendent Hall of the Sutro
tunnel announces the fire is all out
and repairs are under way.
The Broken Hills mining company
expects to have mill running at
Helena within two months.
A second Conservation Congress
wiil be opened ut the White House
Feb. 18.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-08
GOOD BILLS
THAT OF LKO
LEGISLATOR

Assemblyman Winter of ElkO cOun-
ty has introduced bill TO promote
the public safety by requiring COM
mon carrier railroads to provide ade
Quate train crews and defining such
crews, and prescribing a penalty for
the violation thereof
Section one OF the bin provides
that ii shall be unlawful for any per
son, firm, company or corporation, en-
gagged in the business of common car
rier, operating freight and passenger
fRS in this state to run or operate
n~iSht or passenger trains of more
than fifty freight. passenger of other
cars, exclusive of caboose and engine,
with less than a full train crew con-
sisting OIL not less than six persons,
to-wit: one conductor. one engineer,
one fireman. two brakemen and one
hagman.
Section two prohibits the running
of freight, passenger or other trains
through this state of less than fifty
cars, exclusive of engine and cas-
boose, with less than a full train
crew of not less than five persons,
to-wit: one Onductor. one engineer.
one fireman, one brakeman and one
fiagman: provided, that this section
rier railroad that does not run or OPP
crate at least two regular or irregu-
lar freight or passenger trains. or
either of them. each way every cal
cndar day of twenty-fOur hours or to
Il relief or wreckinS train where a
sufficient number Of employees are nor
available for such service.
Sections three and four provide
that the fagman mentioned in sec
tons one and two shall have at least
one years experience in train ser
wee, and that the act shall not apply
to the running or operating of light
engines. or during the strikes of men
in train service on the lines invOlv-
| ed and also that this act shall not
| be construed as repeating the whole
or any part of the railroad commits
| sion law.
Section five provides that any vio-
lation or the provisions of this act
snail be deemed a misdepeanOr. pun.
ishable upon conviction, by fine of
not less than 500 nor more than $500
The OBJECT of the bill as expressed
in the title should commend it to the
| support of the legislators. INSULT
cient train crews are very often the
cause of disastrous wrecks that re-
suit in loss of life and property. The
| public has the right to the protection
demanded by this bill and it should
| become a law.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-08
ANNUAL STATEMENT

ANNUAL STATEMENT
Of the Band GoIdfieId Mining Com
pany for the year ending Deem
Der 81, 1908.
Location of mine, Godfeld, Mining
District, County of Nye, State of Ne
vada.
DR.
Jan. l. 1908, cash on hand. s71o 80
To assessments collected
during 1908 None
To amount received from
other sources ...... 1921 90
CIR.
Mine expenses in year 1908 $40 6:1
General expenses in year 1908 sos SO
Paid dividends in year 1908 None
Balance on hand Dec. 81, 1908 37l 25
WILLIAM H. SCHC,OLFR
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-08

N4H 40 irr'vocsnlc protest against
N4kpr9@ bsed measure for the follow.
l1x iu0ortant reasons. which W. be-
~ Ne 70 be of vital moment both to
IHrscivcs and the community at
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-08
Assem- bly-Mornin

A. b. 62-Reported favorably by
committee on education.
A. b. 45-Reported favoraby by
committee on education.
A. b. 25-Reported favorably by
committee on education.
A. b. Il, Lunsford-An act 10 am
end an act relating to the submis-
sion of constitutional amendments
to vote Of the people. Referred to
committee on judiciary.
A. b. -. Smaili-An act to approx
riate $3.50 for plans for remodellins
the state capitol building. Referred to
committee on ways and means.
A. b. 10, Bumer-An act to amend
an act relating to school districts.
A. b. a. McIntosh-An act to pro
nibit gambling and other matters re
lating thereto. Referred to commit
tee on public morals.
Sub. A. b. 6. Gallagher-An act to
regulate the sale OF mining stocks.
Referred to committee on mines and
mining.
A. Il. 10. Todd-An act to fix the
salary of the constable of East Fork,
Douglas county. Referred to Doug
las county delegation.
A. b. 10, Brandon-An act for the
relief of w G. ,,iddell, $500. Re
ferred to committee on ways and
means.
A. b. II. hane-An act creating
Bullfrog county from the southern
portion of Nye county and other ma:
tiers relating thereto. Referred to
committee on counties and county
boundaries.
a. b. IS, Brandon-An act to abOl
ish tne office of district mining Re
corder and other matters relating
thereto. Referred to committee on
mines and mining.
4. b. 10, Bergman-An act to am
end an act requiring foreign corpor
aUons to publish Statements. Re-
ferred to committee on corporations
and railroads.
Ways and means committee report
ed favorably proposal to appoint com
mittee to assist senate committee tC
investigate State University affairs
Committee appointed.
A. b. SO, Brogan-placed at bot
| tom of file.
A. b. %. Berry-Placed at bottom
of file.
A. b. 50, Observation-Disclosures en-
crossed, placed on passage and pass
ed.
! A. Is. 81, Todd-Considered en-
/ crossed and placed at bottom of file
A. b. AS, Bulmer-Referred to com
| mttce of the whole.
s. b. 10, Tallma l-Referred tC
! committee of the whole.
A. b. %, Gallagher-Piaced at bot
| tom of file.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-08
Final Clearance of Tailored Suits and Goats

Our Spring line of ladies tai ored Suits and Goats W
being taken remaining fall and winter Stock
of its goods, imperative that
next week. Prices have been and no reserve ha
clearance should prove ctive who is
this podu ctions and most of them
profit by this price ctior.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-08

YeringtOn has started a campaign
for a new county nigh school.
r. p. Schwerin, of the steamship
companies. is at Washington trying
to see the president about allowing
his companies to flood the Unite-iI
States with OrientalS.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-08

IT'S A CURIOUS WOMAN
who can't have confidence in
? DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. Here is a tonic
for tired-out womanhood. a
:. remedy for all its peculiar
\ ills and ailments-and if il
, doesn't help you, there's
nothing to pay.
What more can you ask
for. in "a medicine
The Prescription" will
build up, strengthen, and in
vigOrate the entire female
system. 1t regulates and
promotes all the proper func-
tions, improves digestion. en-
riches the blood, dispels aches
and pains, brings refreshing
sleep, and restores health and
Vlgor. In female COM
plants" of every kind and in
all chronic weaknesses and
arrangements, it's the Onlu
medicine for women made
without alcohol, a remedy of
known composition.
Nothing urged in its place
by dealer, though it may be
better for him to sell, can be
'tust as good "for you to buy.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-08

large
First. We ASH you 10 consider how
serious a matter il is for men like
ourselves in the full bloom of youth
and innocence unacCustomod as we
are to any restraint OF any kind. used
as we are to roam careless and free
up and down our beloved Humboldt.
angling Tor the artful and willy carp.
thoughtless of the dangers and snares
that attend the fishing for female.
hearts, or to Willing away the pass
ing hours as We sometimes do at our
favorite game of solo 60. Further
more and secondly We object to yoUr
measure which you will 50 suddenly
and Unexpectedly spring upon your
unsuspcCting constituents, ON the
ground that marriage must of neCcs.
sity as we'll as by custom 0e pre-
coded by that preliminary sparring
which people call courtship, and
and unflnchingly. Our timid dispos-
ltions will not permit us h sit on the
vcranda and call any blushing maiden
pet names. Nor have We any mixing
after moonlight strolls. or tete.a-tetes
over the front gate while papa and
mama are snoozing, unless we have
sufficient assurance that papa is
snoozing s0undly.
Also Courtships often result in dis
appointments. as does marriage in
establishment. And think how sad
II wouIu be for one Of our finely
strung tempcramcnts to meet vita
the blighting effects Of mrcqucted
love, by having a sylph.like dams i
with the curve and beauty of figure
Of the graceful ga2elle, and silken
hair and soulful eyes and ribbons and
fluffy things. say to you. "skidoo you
nincompoop, skidoo," just as you
wer' about to say be mine. fair one,
be- mine"
mo. our friends a thousand times
no!
refuse To leave our happy homes
and rim the risk OF AavIng our young
lves blasted. We prefer to suffer
the ills we have than to fly to those
We know not of. No, your undinc
scheme to marry us off will have no
effect. We are resolved.
"RpSpcctfully but firmly Suhmit.
ted"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-08

Lake Tahoe has risen % 1-2 in
cnes since Jan. l.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-02-08
LEGISLATIVE
CALENDER
Senate-Mornino

A. b. 54-Reported favorably by
Washoe Delegation.
S. b. 27-Reported favorably by
Elko delegation.
s. b. 26-RepOrted favorably by Ly
on delegation.
5. b. 2S. Coryell-Relief of w. w.
Weathers. Referred TO committee on
ways and means.
A. b. 80, Observation-Disclosures
Ormsby county to issue bonds. Ref
erred to Ormsby delegation.
A. b. 5, Giffen-An act to amend
an act relating to ownership of lapS
by aliens in Nevada. RsfeEe4 %
committee on ll1cfry. = n
~. 20, e@trs-pelsfing to con,
=: !: =: g: g:
4eave OF absence to County Clerk of
-tstko county. Engrossed and passed.
A. b. "a, Dodge-Relief of attaches.
IN al