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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-12
Hair Health
II You Have Scalp or Hair Trouble,
Take Advantage of This Offer.

We could not afford to 50 strongly
iudorsc Rcxal "93n Hair Tonic and
continue To sell it as we do if we were
not certain that il would do all wc
claim il will. Should our enthusiasm
carry us away, and ReXall ''93 Han
Tonic not give entire satisfaction to
Che users, they would lose faith in US
,nd our statements, and in consequence
our business prestige would suffer.
Therefore. when we assure Nou that
if your hair is beginning TO unnatur'
ally fall out or If YOU have any scalp
trouble. RcXall "9S' Hair Tonic viii
promptly eradicate dandrull, stimulate
hair growth and prevent premature
badness, you may rest assured that
wc know what We are talking about. -
out of ono hundred test cases RcNall
"93' Hair Tonic gave entire salts
faction in nincty-thrcc cases. lt has
been proved that il Will grow hair
even on bald .hcads-whcn. of course,
the balduess had not existed for SO
long n time that the folliclcs which are
the roots of the hair had not become
absolutely lfclcss.
Rcxall ''93' Hair Tonic is vastly
different from other similar prcpara.
tious, We believe that il will do moro
than any other human agency toward
restoring hair growth and hair health.
II is not greasy and Will not gum the
scalp or hair or cause permanent STAN;
IL is as pleasant 80 use as pure cold
water
Our faith in Rcxall "9& Hair Tonic
is so strong that We ask you TO try
il on our positive guarantee that your
money will be chccTfully refunded
without question or quibhlc if it docs
not do as we claim. Certainly we can
offer no stronger argument II comes IN
two sizes. prices 30 cents and $ 100.
Remember. you can obtain il only AT
our stores--ihc RcNall storcs-Smlth
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-12
EXCURSIONS TO CHICAGO
November 18th and 18th,

yia Oregon Short Line. for UNITED
STATES LAND AND IRRIGATION
EXPOSITION. November 20 to Dcccm-
be- 4. and INTERNATIONAL LIVE.
STOCK EXPOSITION, November y
10 December 10. Round trip from Salt
Lake. $500 Limit, December -. City
Ticket Office POI Main street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-12
Suit Filed OH Note.

suit was filed IN .illc district court,
Thursday. by Walter NJ. Williams agairst
Walter T. POulton, Jr.. Wnnilr"d W.
Poulton and Walter i. Pouiton. 10 rccov-
or n balance Of $5lS.SJ claimed tp bc due
m promissory note executed by Walter
j. Poulton, Jr. and his wife OF January
H. 1909 in favor OF Dcy q Hoppaugh The
note Was Endorsed by Walter j. Poulton.
Sr and was assigned by Doy ~ Hop
paugh 10 plaintiff in this action.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-12
Removed 10 Holy Cross.

,;corc, smith. q carpenter was re-
moved from the emergency hospital 70
tho Holy Cross hospital Thursday. Smith
fen from u barn being built by the Jcu-
son Creamery company. at Fourth West
md Fourth South. on Tuesday. lie was
cared for at tn" emergency hospital unhl
Il became apparent that he was patient
for ono OF the hospitals supplied WITH bet
Ter facilities for treatment II rs believed
that Smith suffered an Injury OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-12
CHICAGO AND RETURN, s55,

Via D. & r. c. R. r.. Nov 16, II. Good
Returning Dec, 18th,
For tho great u. :. Land 6 Irrigation
Exposition and National Live Stock
Exposition. Diverse routes. Stopovers.
For further particulars. call mt City
Ticket Office. sol Main ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-12

Volcv'S kidney Rom"dv will cure any
ease Of kidney or bladder trouble that
is not beyond the reach of medicine.
Cures backache and Irregularities that
Il neglected might result in Bright 5
discasc or diabetes. ScbIamm.Jo obu uson
lrnc, 70
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-12
10000 ACRES
Carey Act Lands

To be opened for settlement al Med.
bury. Idaho. November 10th. under the
King Hill Extension Irrigation Co. Ex.
cursions via Q. s. i. Tickets on sale
November 18th TO 18th. Limit Nov.
oGth. City Ticket Office, 20l Main ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-12
Aches and Pains.

You know by experience that the aches
and paIns Of rheumatism arc not p"rma
ncntly. but only temporarily. relieved by
external remedies.
Then why not use AN internal remedy
Hoods Sarsgparilla. which CorrootS in"
ariditv Of tho blood OF which rheumatism
depends and cures the disease
This medicine has done more FOR the
rheumatic than any other medicine in the
world.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-12

Buy one piece OF Piper HeidsiaclS to-
bncco and sou will understand why IL is
preferred by chcwers who know.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-12

Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000 Independent $50
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-12
REUNION COMMITTEES.
Local Committees % Named BY President Of
Association For This Year.

In order that the work OF prepar
ing for the reunion may proceed in
q harmonious manner, without con-
fict, and that il may be devided and
not fall upon the sholders Of few,
have named the following committees
from the citizens Of Dodge City.
am sure all the people Of this com :
munity are anxious that the reunion
should be a success. We have gained
such reputation from former meet
ings that we are assured Of great
crowd and the. task Of careiDg for il
and carrying on the different features
OF the reunion is such that I am con-
PEELED to appeal to the citizens Of
Dodge City for their active aid. |
am unable to see all Of the members
OF The committee personally and
therefore make known their appoint
ment in this public manner. hope
each member will accept the, assign
ment and do all possible to make this
reunion success.
Chairmen Of the several commit ees
will please Call committees together
for organization and for formation Of
plans ut their earliest convenience.
r. NJ PAINTER, President.
Committee on speakers and IN
vitation-E H. Madison, W. J. Fitz-
gerald, @. M. Beeson and M. W.
Sutton.
Committee on hotels and entertain
me"t- Andy Russell, L J.Pettij I'm,
G. M. Beeson Z. A. Milton and P.
II .Sughrue.
Committee on vocal mu sic-AIbert
Watkips,Sam Wllkinsn, Mr.. Hubbard
W. A. Incl and Mrs.L. J. Pettijohn.
Committee Oh para'ts-L. G.
Grobertv, H 3. Bell, S.W. Sturgeon.
r P. Vernon, q. e. Baker, L. L.
Taylor, E. II. Ball"u.
Reception committee-A. Gluck,
Mayor, E II. Madison. W. j. Flz-
gerald, H, A Tlce, J. D, Cofry, e
A. iced, M W. SUIT n, Z. j PETIT
john, G. NJ Beesop, G.. NJ. Fl "ver,
Andy Russell, H. A. Burnett, W N.
Locke, Geo.T. Martin, d J. Phillips.
W. E Teare, II r Brown, Sam
Subbs, Willis Watson, L. W. Tyler,
T. j. scball, H. F. MillikeD, @. L.
Finley, G. A Milt u, W.T. Coolidge,
From Soldiers Home-A. M b. eeee.
j A. Smith, Joe Tlmmons, DR.. A.
Raub.
Committee on Iowa escort to the
Hon. P W. Hepburn.-W. T. Cool
idge, G. NJ. Beeson, Il. T. Catlin,
I. B. Vincent, NJ. q. Lum W. Fl.
Preston, aud W. ]. Fitzgerald.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-12
Special Prices for
one week on all
Henney Buggies.
NO, 5 Elliptic Spring Buggy

GEAR--Arched or dropped
axle, double perch, with anti
rafting all WI ought iron Will
cox fifth wheel; 38-inch open
head springs ; steel body loops,
steel reaches, axles, Collinge
collar IS inches, long dis
lance dust proof, roller rub
irons.
WHEELs--Second growth,
Sarven patent, 7-S-in tread;
height 3ex43 inches, or AK
46 inches; screwed rims.
BoDY-IS, 20, 20, a4x55
inches, plugless body, made of
the best selected material; con-
cave seat fisers; seat, new
style. 80 inches on top of
cushion.
SHAFTs-XXX hickory,
well ironed and equipped with
standard quick shifting coup
lings.
TR1MMINGs-L eath er or
leather quarter top, lined with
heavy all wool cloth; side cur
tains, heavy colored back rub
Der; steel tubular, reinforced
bow sockets, swell front one
piece valancem solid board
boot covered with heavy rub
Der, equipped with our patent
boot spring; seat upholstered
in dark green all wool cloth,
whipcord or dark green ma
chine buffed trimming leather,
style a." spring back and
cushion with IS springs in
cushion.
PAINTING-Body and seat
black; gear, brewster green or
carmine, fine line stripping.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-12
REEVES DRAWS CLAIM
Ex Mayor Of Dodge City Who Took a Shot At
the Occur d'AIene Hit the Bulls Eye.

Ex Mayor Of Dodge City Who Took a Shot At
the Occur d'AIene Hit the Bulls Eye.
Quite crowd at Dodge City have
been straining their eyes the past few
days trying to find their names In
the list who drew claims 10 the north
west. The first Dodge City name
found in the list is that Of Albert
Benton Reeves, ex mayor Of this place.
Mr.. Reeves merely registered for re-
creation. He had to make a trip
west on legal business and went by
way Of the Indian land drawing to
amuse himself. While his name ap-
peared in the last days drawing he
got in without effort. Some OF the
fellows from Dodge City drew much
harder than Reeves, and they all got
blanks.
MIR. Reeves is not home yet, but it
is good guess that he will not take
advantage Of getting his name on
the list.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-12

Rev. N. Lee Sorey, who 10 gradually
recovering from the injuries received 10
the automobile accident, will make a
short address at the Christian church on
mex Sunday. He will not attempt reg.
ular sermon as yet, but will meet bis con-
gregation and make brief talk.
Mrs. #. O. Hasbrouck, Of Ter-e Haute,
Indiana, who formerly lived here, was q
visitor 10 Dodge Cityth week, theguest
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. P Kol-
ley. She left yesterday for her homo.
Chas. Mcknight who travels from
Wichita for the Pioneer Shir: Company,
showed bis interest In the big Southwes-
tern w eTap's Reunion while here this
week By . $50 cash donation to the
guarantees find.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-12
County Correspondence
The News Of the Week in Ford County
By the Globe-R Republican Correspondents.

Mra. Latimer was shopping In Dodge
City Saturday,
d. A Lupton was at Mr.. Nlllerf
Saturday
The dry weather Ia Damaging the corn
crop 10 this locality.
MIR Lord and wife were 10 this neigh
boz hood lsst week Mr. Lord purchased
q bunch If cattle from Mr. Minor.
Meedsmes Besslrr and Grnham and
children returned Saturday from an ex-
tended visit with iri, nds in Great Bonn.
M. A. Wear and Ebert Richards deliv.
cred hay toparties 10 Dodge City 'ht first
Of the week.
Relatives OF Mrs. Merk are visiting her
from Okahona.
Avtry Hoover wac In Dopge City Wed.
nesday.
The farmers IN this locality are busy with
their Alfalfa seed crop,
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-12
FORD ITEMS.

IL 10 very nor. Ort tOOusty. "A c0piOus
rain would BIZ welc med by everyone.
Hester q d Doln Dawki' s visited re-
latlves 10 Bucklin Fr'uay nish'
Miss SalIit Raymond who has been the
guest Of IL, z B4lfOur for week went to
Dodge Tuesday
Mrs john Reynolds bss returned from
the Hu.plal nj Dodge City where .he has
been for several w-tk-
Mis- Nell Beaubitn came down ON
the county seal Sat. to visit N iss Lois
BalfOur this week.
Mrs Maggie Mckain has pun chased
the rrsiutDcr property It.thtly bnht by
L X. V,D Horn. Another hOu-e Is be.
.ng erected by Mrs Van Horn ju-r SOU
of the one sOld which viii b. occhp ed b.
Mr. Price and family with The Promoter
Editor.
Mrs Wright has bought the house 10
the pax which WAS owned by Robert
Jones ami viii move II On lot sbe just
purchased
w. A. Lonk.r, Mrs Holcomb and Miss
Kelly were iu Dodge last Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Kelly who has been sgutst OF
Mrs Lnnkers lift fur Topeka and Kansas
City rhursday.
A 9. Fuelle wife and hIer children
came from st L. us Mon day and are tne
guests If Ar and Mrs L,ons, The ladies'
are Sisters, th-y Will leave for Pueblo the
last Of the week.
A. Russell sons aid neLhtws from
Dodge passed lhr' ugh in al automobile
for Bucklln Monday Vt ern00n.
Mrs O. B Mrlia who has been spend
ing her Vacation with Mrs Meia left
Tuesday fer Dodge She will visit ut
Emporia befor' joining her husband al
Peoria Ill.,, Mr. Melia is learning the
jewellery business.
W. A. LonKer aud wife and Mrs Hol-
comb and yOnDg son CurraTw will 20 TO
Coldwa alter Sunday IN the automobile.
Mr. and Mrs John Clark, Mrs. g. B.
Smith, Mhs Bird and The CabeeD brothers
were in Dodge Saturday. Scott Cabee re-
turned t" III, aud Arthur wentto seattle.
J. A Melia and bic wife took their 1T
tie daughter TO Topeka Monday night to
consult specials In regard TO orr Of its
ss,htnh had hao N 4, ID 10 In a III ar ah
I'D. Shook and wife leave the 18th for
Seattle and the Pacific Coast They will
take a sea voyage and visit points In Csl
ifUTnia before returning.
John Simms looks quite tall these days
all because OF that new girl that arrived
Saturday
Paul RuoDer who has been visiting bic
mother; MR.. A N. Patterson Tor several
weeks returned to his work at New York
City SatuI day.
Mrs J. Morrison took her dauY liter,
Miss Ka hlreD, to Dodge Friday where
ahea is with her sister, Mrs. w. @ Van
Home taking treatment under Or. Pine.
Nrs. Maria Shook. m, thtr Of The SnoOk
brothers, returned from Mans field, Ohiu
Oh Friday where she spent year with II
daughter MRS. SnoOk looks well and
seems pleased to q. back to Kan.as.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Campbell and
their little girl stopped "wednesday on
their way from Chicago to Pueblo 10 vi
sit Mr.. Cawpbell's sister, MIS-. b. o
Shook
MIR ami Mrs. H B. Hertzer and family
from Dodge, arrived Saturday and are
spending their vacation with Mr.. aud
Mrs. Morrison.
Ross Bentley will move bis family
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-12
Registration Notice.

The registration boOks will be closed
for the special election In Dodge City on
Wedu esday, Aug Is. Those who desire
to vote must b. registered on or before
that date.
PEARL TREBLE oCK.
City Clerk.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-12

All private residents that can Furnish
sleeping Accommodations during the Re-
union will report to J. W. SIdlow or
Frank Chapman the number you Can &C.
commodate. 1t is hoped that our people
will respond to this call and not require
some visitor TO stay up all night for the
want OF place tC sletp.
J. A. ARMENT, Secretary.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-12
HOWELL ITEMS.

Cbas. Wright and family visited bis
brother 10 Dodge City, Friday.
n. A. Wear end fsmily were at the
county seat Friday.
Mrs. VIM ADdPrs and children visited
at ibs ltneu J,bn ADdtrs Ovti Sunday
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-12

About 50 other styles Of
buggies and carriages all bear
ing special sale prices. Bug
gies from $45 to $I.5o.
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-12

Priced for one week only
at $1,000
The Globe-republican., 1909-08-12

from Ccffrsville to Ford. He has rented
The Brink building and will open short.
order restaurant.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-04
SCANDINAVIAN UNION
IS URGED
FORMER MISSOULA MAN HAS
PLANS TO PRESERVE MA
TlONAL ENTITY.

Spokane, July 3,-E'ifty thousand
Danes, Norwegians and SWcdes in
eastern Washington and Oregon, north
and central Idaho, western Montana
and southeastern British Columbia are
backing a movement, launched in Spo~
kane, to urge upon the mother coun
tries the Importance and necessity of
forming a pan Scandinavian alliance
to preserve the territorial integrity of
Denmark, Norway and Sweden. 1t is
purposed to enlist the support Of the
Scandinaviaus and their church So
cieties and lodges all over America in
the plan.
Harold S. Swenson of Spokane,
formerly of Missoula. editor and pub
Usher of the American Scandinavian,
official organ of the Scandinavian
Brotherhood of America, says, among
other things, of the movement:
Sons of Scandinavia in America do
not presume to shape the political des-
TIMES of the mother countries any
more than they attempt to fix the pub
lie policy of the United States after
forms and features of government of
the countries from which they came,
but they assume to offer advice to the
rcigning monarchs, their official rep
rcsentatives and the resident citizens
of the three sister kingdoms. 1t is a
matter in which they are still jointly
interested, and we believe that its adj
vocacy will gather support from Scan
dinaVians all over the world.
"The loss of the provinces of
SchlessWig and Holstein is still fresh
in the Danish mind, and Sweden has
ever been suspicious that the Russian
bear had designs upon her territory.
For each of these little nations to build
Dreadnaughts and effectively protect
themselves against the greater powers
is out of question. To rely upon the
policy of universal peace does not APP
pear altogether safe, in the face of the
fact that nations are bending every en-
ergy and resource for Warshps and
arming with might and main. What
means this aggrcssiveness in sea arm.
ament?"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-04
WASHINGTON WEDDING
IS SURE-kUFF QUIET

Spokane, July S.-What might aptly
be called a quiet wedding took
place at Pullman, WASH, south Of
Spokane when Miss Bertha M. Stiv-
ers of that city and Harrison CORN
ley of Waterville, WASH, graduates
of the school for deaf and dumb at
Vancouver, Wash, were married at
the home of the brides parents. Rev
M. II. Marvin, pastor of the First
Methodist church. read the service,
which was interpreted in the sign
language by Miss Eva Stivers Twen-
ty relatives and friends We're present
After the wedding the bride presented
ed a novelty with the "singing' of
Nearer My God to Thee" and
Comm Thro' the Rye" in the sign
language Mr.. Gormley and his bride
met at Il gathering of deaf mutes in
Spokane two years ago, and they kept
up a lively correspondence until few
days ago. when their little romance
resulted in the good old story book
way. They will make their home at
Waterville, in the Big Bend wheat
belt, on their return from "A trip to
the coast.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-04
Picture Eraminu.

Picture lovers of Missoula will be
pleased to learn that we have secured
the services of Mr.. w. j. Seaver, the
Well-knoWn picture frame man. to
take charge of our picture framing de-
partment, and our patrons can rest
assured, that pictures framed by us
will be framed right at the right price.
Mr.. Seaver has been in the picture
frame business in Spokane the past
two years, but has lately disposed of
his interests there and returned to
Missoula to live, and those having pic
lures to frame will do we'll to see him
in regard to prices and let him help
you to select the right frames for your
pictures
THE ELITE, FRAME SHOP.
100 Higgins Az, next to Freisheiincr's
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-04
A PYTH|AN JUBILEE
PLANNED
X. OF p. WILL HAVE GRAND RAJ
~ AT THE SEATTLE EXPO
SlTioN THIS MONTH.

Seattle, July 3.-Pythian jubilee
week at the Alaska Yukon Pacific ex-
position will open on July and con-
4 tinue until the 18th. Commencing on
the 4th, special excursion trains will
arrive from all parts of the United
States and knights numbering at
least 10000 viii be in attendance on
the opening of the jubilee.
special train of Pullmans, bearing
the world famed lola knight rank
team and Ohio delegation, will reach
Seattle on the afternoon of Sunday
July 4. and the part taken by this
noted organization in the production of
the great drama. Damon and Pylh-
las VIII be the most vitality interest
ing play ever staged in the northwest.
The organization is comprised Of 1913
persons and carries it's own orchestra,
band and all effects necessary to a
perfect production of the play. The
costumes alone have value of 100000
Jubilee week will open with mon
ster parade of all Knights of Pythias,
and the enormous gathering of uni
formed members will be accompanied
by ten brass bands. Every knight
will carry an American flag, and the
national colors will form the great
decorative feature OF the event. Fifty
automobiles will lead the procession
and many new and novel attractions
will be introduced during the march
1t will be the greatest gathering of
knights of Pythias ever held on the
Pacific coast, and one of the days of
the week will be declared a holiday in
the city.
Special trains will bring visitors
from Ohio, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, Texas. Minnesota, Illinois, In
diana, Oregon. Utah, Nevada. Montana,
British Columbia and California On
the evening of the 5th, the lola knight
rank team will confer the rank of
Knight upon large class Of cand-
dates. The great meetings will be
held inNthe national guard armory and
addresses of welcome will be delivered
by the governor Of Washington the
mayor of Seattle. the president of the
exposition and the grand chancellor of
the grand domain of Washington.
Special sessions Of the grand lodge
will be held in the armory on the 9Th
9th and 18th and the week will be en-
trely occupied by a continuous round
OF social and sightseeing events
Headquarters have been established at
the Seattle hotel, corner Of First ave-
nue. and James street, and Pythian
information bureau will be conducted
from there
Eminent members Of the order from
all parts Of the United States have
signified their intention of being pres
ent at the jubilee and during the week
the highest officers of the knights of
Phythias organization will deliver adj
dresses on lodge matters.
AS the fair progresses the grounds
continue to appear more beautifui,
their carpets of grass and their riot
of flowers showing fairer as the pleas
ant weather heightens their color The
average attendance is around $4,000
and success seems to be written in
every feature of the big show on the
shores of the Pacific.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-04
DECISION REVERSED
BY THE SECRETARY

Helena July 5.-The attorney gem
erals office received word from
Washington today that the secretary
Of the interior had reversed the de-
cison of the commissioner of the
general land office, holding the selec-
tons of land by the state at Cut
bank for cancellation. Before the
townsite had been located the state
made the selections. but several con
tests We're instituted by private par
ties against the state, the latter fin
ally winning out. Then the commits
sion ordered the selections cancelled
on the ground that the land had been
withdrawn for reclamation purposes.
AS the state had already sold 300 or
400 lots and substantial buildings had
been erected. the people of Cutbank
We're much interested in the outcome
of the action.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-04
IS NOT 4 FUNCTION
FOR THE FAIR SEX

Detroit, July 3,-"Because a judicial
trust is no function for woman to
exercise, she being fundamentally in
capacitated by nature therefrom." is
one of the statements made by Attor
ney Fl. A.. Pound in proceedings
which he has begun to challenge the
right of Miss Carrie Dawson to act
as extradton commissioner under APP
polntment of the United States court.
Attorney Pound represents William
kinsley, who was ordered eXtradited
to Canada by Miss Dawson on a
charge of stealing lumber. The at
torneys contend that Miss Dawson is
not lawfully an official for extrad-
ton. nor can she be either under the
Michigan laws or the laws of the
United States. and that therefore.
kinsley is illegally held in Jail.