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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-08-05
LOCAL NEWS

Miss May me Meairs Il visitInga at Buck
lin and hinneola this week.
Bs,nsid BeIkioD, Of 81. Louis, We,
the guest Of D. Phillips last Sunday.
For Sale-Single top buggy, good con.
diticu. lrquiie Palace Drug store. 1t
The Misses Watson and Miss Smith
apent few days last week At Ford visit.
Ing friends.
LosT-A purie containing $500.
Finder please return to this Office and re-
ceive reward.
Sam Wilkinaon and wife loft yesterday
for Garden City where they will spend
few days with friends.
Miss Clara Graves OF Topeka arrived
last week for a months visit with ner
brother, u. j. Graves, and family.
Mrs. Dave Phillips. son Ranold and
sister, Niles Nell Wheeler will return to-
night from an extended visit In Indiana.
Miss Lille Wells. Of the postoff1ce
force, Is taking few weeks vacation,
and will spend part Of the time In
Colorado
Mrs. M. M. Wolf Of Arkansas City ar
rived in Dodge City Friday for an ex-
tended visit with her brother, 0. a..
Steilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Corey will leave
Sunday evening. for Seattle, Portland and
other points west to be gone from four to
six weeks.
Mics Mabel Hayes was here from Hut
sninson this week for visit. Miss
Hayes has position In F. Dumont
Smiths Office in Hutchinson.
Henderson Baird is here from Colorado
for q visit and rest. Mr.. Baird, who Is
rsilroading in Colorado, was hurt recent
~. and has not entirely recovered yet.
Frank and Charles RiekaId left last
week for Colorado where they will visit
for couple Of months at Denver, Me-
Coy and Fort Morgan.
Mrs. James Ii. Brown and son Leon
ard Of Pueblo, Col, arrived In Dodge
City Friday and will visit Mrs. Hubbard
and Mrs. Markley for few weeks.
Misses Pearl Collins and Matte Lou
Martin left for Burton and Hutchinson
Tuesday where they will visit relatives
and friends for couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Brown started last
week for trip west to look up location
having sold his farm here last spring.
They will visit Seattle, Wash, while
gone.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Painter arrived
home Sunday from tip 10 Seattle, and
various points on the western coast, and
quite an extended tour through Canapa.
Their trip covered a distance OF over
1900 miles, and included voyage on a
steamer on the Pacific. Mr.. Painter says
that in the entire trip he did not fiod a
place, that be would prefer to Ford
county, and that be believes that he can
make more money here than he could 10
any place he Visited.
Real Estate Transfers.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-08-05

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nv hand and affixed the seal of said court
this 18th day of July, A. D., 1913. -
T. E. FRENCH,
IsEAI1 Clerk District Court.
Scates 4 Watkins, Dodge City, Kansas,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15
ULTIMAS NOVEDADES.

81 sisns uatsd que hacsr algun rsgslo
YEA sl inmsnuo surtido do joysrIa do todas
clasev, dssds 10 mas bsratn hasts 10 me-
jor sn la antigua y AcrsditadA casa do
TINAUD, donds 90 acaba de rscibir sl
mejor surtido que nuncs ha visto On
Puerto Rico. Tambisn hay ura inmspsa
vsrisdad dc sfsctos de plsss y platsadcH y
do otraE novsdades propiss para rsgsios,
to 10 & trscios snmsmsnt. liuaitadci: artss
dc comp rar hsga ustsd una vista 6 dicho
sstablscimisatn en- 81 cusl 90 han hscho
impcrsantsz reformas) no dudsmcs sal
dr6 ustsd conn piacido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15
PARIS BAZAAR.

Acabsn dc lIsgnr CINTURONEs say
ticos con oolgsptes 4 So csDtasos uoo.
Tala bordada propia par. b:usss. Entrsdo
sss tirss bprda iss fi1as. Pass-cintss
bordsdos On todns los anchos Cspsa de
gonna pars 'Sras. CHAQUkTAS Dc
ENCAJES Dc BRUSELAS a SO 90.
Lam narss electricAs para hsbitacionss &
$500 81 a%'
AdemEs ue rscibsn asmanAi msLts mu.
chss uovsdsdsL -F sdro Giusti. Forta
Iaxa 81 sfT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15
UNCUENTO De DOAN
Cura radicalmente las aimorranas,
eczema, picazon g. comez6n de
la pieI.

Cura radicalmente las aimorranas,
eczema. picazon 6, comez5n de
la pieI.
La primera aplicacion del I'm
guento de>Doan, calma Ia irrita-
clon en- casos de picaz6n fo come
zon de la piel y en- la mayoria
de los casos, una sola latita es
10 sufciente para curars radical
mente los peores casos de almo-
rranas (salidas Q sanguinolentas)
ronchas, aradores, sabanones, sar-
pullldo, aspereza del cults, grie-
tas, herpes. barros, espinfllas, etc.
e. UEGUESTa De DoAH OEspERCuDE e. CUTS
No debe faltar en- ell <Budoir,
de las sefloras. i Los hombres de-
ben usarlo en- la noche del dia
de barba 6 afeite. Una buena
trlcclon al acostarse por la no.
che y obs6rvese la blancura Y
suavidad del cults al dia 'siguien-
to despues del ha1o.
PROCORESE en- las boticas Y
tiendas que venden medicinsa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15

de New York.
fabricado para Veneer la
[uctora sobre los microbes de
entes Doctores y especiaistas
manufacturado de Aceite de
huina" Ell mas poderose de los
lutil nateria grasa) undo al
bs Conpuestos, & la reunion
fucto su renombrada fama v
que Sc use.
ones. consiste en- que: NO
ito digestive del tuberculoso
hezclado, con aqua, Y tornado;
ercitar su -beneiicioso efecto.
aurnenta, centuplicando en-
ION, absorcion y asirnilacion
b que ha de ayudar 4 saivar
aciente. Apoyandose en- tai
TIA Ia infection tuberculosis,
ia y final curacion.
be Ia Creosota, esta de1nostra-
tai efecto. a.nula el bien que
b Ia cantidad que necesitaria
pdo, y pierde I'd, un tempo
pudiendo ser tornado aasta
todas las preparedness de
10.
Fmas puede ser facilmente
importa que e1individuo,
Todos los htnnanos pueden
apas tarde 8 te1nprano del
j aqui, 10 facil del contagio,
lamar al aire una nehuliza-
licrobios, que f1otando en- Ia
Isl acaso Ia hubiera tenido
/, una de has fuentes impre-
mones. iaringe 8 intestinos.
,taque de grippe, este. solo,
encuentra el monento pro-
nente, toda clase de estado
7 Ulrici, que le curara posi-
trabajo lento, en- miles de
trataInientos recornendados
sin que los rnedicos hayan
= Ulrici, que le curara casi
Estinal, como, no, Sc Ia hecho
|entira Ud, no haber hecho
t<-.x :. q Z. VI "a. VI 4 ts 81 sa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15

ia MEJOR KON.-Los sefiorsa Al
varex hsrmsnoH, del comercio do ssts pIs'
80. contin6an rscibisndo grandss psdidos
del acrsditado producto Ron San Luis.
que hs msrscido ID msjor acspssci6n del
pGblico. No contiens sustaucias nocivss
y 90 'viejo" de vsvaad. sin mixtifcs clones
nj sditsmsntos perjudiciaIss & 10 salud.
No 10 olvidsis, Iron San Luis" calls do
San Jose casa ssfioves Aivarax hevraareu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15

= sfae reFnite & la
Ss!iliala! siia copia fnapa de Ia isla de Puerto
hico uitlmamente techo, en- que elconstan las
del actual regimen, poblaciones, lneas de tele-
fqnos, represas y depositos del riego de Ia costa
Sur, haslendas de canas ferrocarriles v otros
detalles,
-Esta bien dice Tizol riendose-mientras
nosotros pretendemos tirar con bala rasa al
Comislonado del Interior, este Sc muestra
cortes nos envia un buen mapa.
-Es de La estancia-dice DOR ana uno de Ios
delegados de Arecibo. '07
na las 4 Pa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15

$4,000 que para csh obra sc Iiiaron en- hos
pro,ectos hechos III ingeniero justiprecio
u expresada suma de $500 como suiicien-
ae yara terminar el edilcio. Pero despues
rrsute que para hacer esa obra no eran $40
O0O Y 81 g6OOO0 los que se necestaban, ha-
biendo nsf una euuivocaci6n indisculpable
Gle Ia que es culpable el ingeniero del depar-
6amento del Interior que hizo tales calculos
\ no es disculpable ese error por que ellos,
que nos consideran ineapaoos para todo,
que solo Green 10 afifman ,q9e " 1nica
sntelgencia In dnica capacidad reside ep
'sllos que en- p. Rico no hay nadis que sirvs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15
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6sea Vino de Aceie de higado Copues del Dr. U
ubes; d es considerable e pene reme
luDcuosi ma sldo mas sabo e
@ Is oa S sI ensggi9o aato
pep na d ri de 9Gals9 a so de ia
asombrosa seserada aboaon
La "Prtodd nnei0nabl tola clase de Ep
@a de- eor e dsado % p fs p' Ea aion dyosa
de este 9do atsorvdo rrianene la nere
nno xanio @ e I eom anT pus I
tempe que evna Sos 4ue es en- Ia practice
Teaniacn general cen efecto benheeh
Siea ID ondo slrn1aias a eo1eaee @
pudeT habee hecho al oTls por ID tor e "a
precioso svtar este Vino U1r Que no it ian1
peosota cnocda % prue e IS % yeces mas
TUBERCULOSIS PULMoNAR-LARNGEA cuaauera de sus
adquda P cuquer IA priposon
ad9oE;a & 1 4y0gntaTn s n pu ye9o npoabe
IN gope de o @ gu9 adlar amigo uercuo
uva dnina inyi r1ucosdad sav satnrad Gnse
atnoeTa @ su aededor I'd man vestdoe ia I
ta de- Ia Dfaco P tufcu oa Po1 I puon el are
81 este un que todo el epuesto onr
po aqu ipeoa ndpd % de que se9ne Ia
aaa por simple que P Vino aMorrbuE
TUBERCULOSIS INTESTINAL: ha dennostrao ,.e exits
paen de Epmeades diar etc rebeIdes c
para dea deneas eono
P9dd6 eu1are no peder I'd NADIA o
n @ de e e pTan aparato
dpsnden eayo fs q ses M y aeaer e II
= s!a.Is
ha nne E , 1nsH g
P P Ui a1 I efeesyo a aas ssT
incipiente m en- @ de- cue que su
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de mantenda la natra a ene d este poderoso
unrasco
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15
INDIAN TINCTURE PORTO RICO
COMPANY.

Ha SidO elegidO presidente de
esta COmpaiia para ell aiO 1909,
ell Sr. Vicente Balbas..
La empresa que explOta ell
negOciO de la TINTURA INDIA
Ma, es una entidad independent
te de la Direction y Administra-
ci6n del "HeraIdO EspalOr'..'
FL Presidente de eSta COmpa-
mia, ruega a sus relaeiOnadOs
dirijan su correspondence para
pedidos y demas, en- esta forma:
Sr. Presidente de la
INDIAN TINCTURE PORTO RICO
COMPANY.
p. 0. 297 FurtaIeza al. San Juan, PR.
Direction Telegrafca,
InabOna.
30 v. g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15
1)on Manuel Fernandez Juncos.

t>cproduclmos en- facsimile carta que nos drie este
@@ngu'do escrltor expHcsando el efecto que produ-
sF' On su prop0 caso uso de las Pildoras de Foster
rara>lo rinones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15

COLOCACION.- - Desea. coIucarse
una sehorita Iaqufgrafa, con conoci-.
mientos de ingles y msquinilla. Para
informes dirigirse la calIe de la Cruz
No. 20, altos.-San Juan p. R. l5a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15

"a Observation-Disclosures Bron-
bro eronico de la Nariz--
4aringe-Ro onquera-Mal de
ronica-Catarro bronquial
onquial-Bronquitis fetida--
aire cargado de emanaciones
enen el habito de los licores,
Foz, por largo tempo, como
Fal, desaparece prontamente,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-15

TERRENO EN- SANTUROE. Sc ven-
de una parcela de unos 10000 metros cua-
drados, situada en- la calle de CaU ais, q
ochenta metros de distancia de Ia Plaza
del Mercado de dicho barrio de Santurce
en- colindancia por ell Norte con ell "Par'
que eResidencial".-Pre moderado v IA
cilidades para Ell psgo. - Informara W.
Bosch Tetuan 8 altos. dp
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30

A Russian woman has invented rudderless dir'gible airsh'p waich ex- perts declare Is practicable.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30

The Forestry building on tho grounds of the Alaska-Y Yukon-P Pacific Exposition in 1909 VII be the largest los house ever built in the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
PUTS STATEHOOD AWAY IN FUTURE.

The article sent from Washington to the Chicago Tribune by Raymond, reproduced in this paper yesterday. is not calculated to make bouyant the hopes of Arizona for statehood. Raymond" has the reputation of get ting very near the facts concerning every public question as it comes be- fore congress, but il is to be hoped that he was up against bum steer" when he wrote the article dealing with the probabilities of statehood for the territories of New Mexico and Arizona.
 According to this article there is lit tie prospect of the admission of Ari- zona by the present congress and there is much do,.b. about favorable action on statehood during the sixty. first congress whicl begins on March I. next.
 Notwithstanding the news last week was to the effect that all opposition to the statehood biill had disappeared in the lower house of congress and that Chairman H9milton of the com mittee on territories had eomRleted tho draft of the statehood bill for presentation to the house this week 1t seems that its introduction has been postponed until p"yt week With the opposition expected in the senate the delay in the house means almost cer. tain defeat this session.
 Let us continue 70 hope, however even in the face Of the prediction of Raymond" that our chances are not hopeless for admission. Admission of Arizona as a state would serve a double purpose-giying that which is justly due to deserving people ana redeeming the pledge of the republ.- can party. the latter accomplishment being in the nature of a miracle.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
CLARK'S AMBITION
 IS PLACE OA BENCH
in Prescott Interview Attorney General Is Optimistic On
 Statehood.

PRESCOTT, January 2S.-Attorney General E. s. Clark, who arrived honse yesterday from Phoenix. be- lieves that the present congress win grant. stste5ood to this territory.
 Letters from congressman and oth- CT Information from the national capi- tai received in Phoenix the last few days prove that the friends of state hood are very active in Washington and that many influential members of congress are advocating the passage of sta:eaoof bill this session" ho said George lU- Young. general manager Of tle Derby mine. who ar rived home from Washington by tho southern route, assured me on the way from Phoenix. that statehood was certain this session. Mir. Yolng said hat Ralph Cameron and Mark Smita are very active and working hard in -ho interest of the early passage of an enabling act"
 Discussing the reports that he was 8 cand date for the appointment ot sssoclate justice Of the supreme court O fin tle place of Judge Nave. wao will retire April 1. Attorney General
 lark admitted that II was one of ais
 herished ambitions 70 be promoted O the bench. He said. however. that
 c will not apply for the aonor al his time
 My appointment would necessitaie ny removal to the southern part of he territory" he sad. My hcTne is in Prescott and Q change of residence would mean a sacrifice in financial way. Personally I keenly appreciate he homer of being mentioned for the lace and the high endorsements that 7avs been rendered in case l agree to apply for the appointment"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30

one. While the company has never had any understanding with the un- ion. stili it has neye'' objected to any of it's employees belonging to the un- ion if they so desired: on the other hand, requisite sor employment. The Old Dominion has simply always pro eeeded with it's enterprise exactly as they would if there never had been a union in Globe and it Is unfortunate for everyone iE Globe that the union off, cials have permitted an ofieious and troublesome walking delegate to dis tarb the conditions under which tho district has proceeded peacefully and prosperously during recent years.
 The contention in Globe is practi- cally the same as it was in Bisbee. only the case is reversed. In Bisbec the union leaders ordered strike because the managers of the com panies there refuse.l to recognize a union committee. while in Globe the mines were shut down because union leaders were forcing conditions which if allowed to go on would lead to a closed" camp.
 If the union leaders at Globe see it to back away from any demand for recognition sNd withdraw the walking delegate. according to assur- ances from Supes.ntendent Hegart work will be resumed at Globe ano proceed as 1t has heretofore. This would bo the, best for all people in Globe. union and non-union, and it is to be hoped that this arrangement will be agreed to.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
A PATRIOTIC GOVERNOR.

The recently elected governor of Indiana has declined to occupy a man sion worth Q hundred and fifty thou sand dollars which the legislature Of his state wishes to build for him. He announcea that ho,.se costing fifteen or twenty thousand dollars is good enocgh for him. In truth. 9 house can he built for fifteca thousand dollars containing all the ounvenlences and comforts of a house costing fifty thou sand dollars and any sGn in excess of fifteen thousand dollars must be expended for space and decoration and not for comfort.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
PUBLIC SALE OF FORFEITED

WHEREAS, on October 22nd, 1909. the board of directors of the Bisbee Extension Development company, nlad3 call of ono dollar per share ois all outstanding stock of said company and directed that tae same should De paid to the treasurer Of the company on or before January isi. 1908; and
 WHEREAS; the board of directors Of the said Bisbee Extension Develop ment company at q meeting duly caii- ed and held on November 23rd, 1908. declared all outstanding stock upon which the said call of One Dollar per share aad not been paid and all cea- tificates representing the same. and all moneys heretofore paid on ac- count thereof, forfeited on account of failure to pay the said call of One Dollar per share. and directed that the said certificates representing the same be -old in the manner provided in the bylaws of this company and the laws of the Territory of Arizona ur. Saturday. Janusry 9th. 1909. at 10 o'clock a. m-. and
 WnEsR GAS, no bidders for said
 tock appeared al said time and place and the assistant secretary of said Bisbee Extension Development company postponed said sale in ae- cordance with the provisions of the bylaws of said company, to Monday, January 11tA. 1909, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the same place. and
 WHEREAS. no bidders appeared at said time and place and the secretary of sad company postponed said sale to Wednesday, January 18th. 1909. a. 70 o'clock a. nl.. ct the same place, and,
 WHEREAS. no bidders for said stock except the said company appear cd al the last mentioned time and place and the board of directors Of aid Bisbee Extension Development company at meeting duly called and held on said 18th day of January. 1909. decided 10 re-adyertise Eae said sale and directed that the same ba made in the manner provided by law and the bylaws of the company, on Sat urday. the 23rd day of February, 1905. at 10 o'clock Q. m.
 NOW THEREFORE: Notice is hereby given that for default made in the payment Of said call Of One dol Jar per share upon all Of the shares Of tae company which appear on the books of the company ia the name of Ee followiDg persons and which are represented by tae following describ- cd certificates set opposite their re grcctiVe names. to-wit:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30

The largest wooden building in the world is the parliament building at Wellington, New Zealand.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
THE LABOR TROUBLE AT GLOBE.

It is now pretty well understood that the real cause of the trouble which has caused the shut down of the mines at Globe was an attempt made by the union officials to make the Globe district a closed" one, whereas in the past il has been prac- tically an "open"oue.
 A correspondent at Globe sent the following to the Fl Paso Mining Jour nal which will throw light on the sit nation:
 Globe has been running as, practi- caIly, an open camp. According to the best authority available. of the 1000 men employed in the mines. only about 1900 were in good standing with the union.
 ~These conditions were unsatisfsc- tory to the union men. Wills was sent here rem Denver to organize the non union men and induce those in ar rears to pay up thei- dues. His tao tics were somewha. strenuous. He went into the mines and shelter at will. stopped men at nork to ask them for their dues, held meetings in the mines and is even said to have pulled men from the cage to prevent their going down. That he frequently stopped men on their way to work is known as a fact. The old Dominion finally tired of the walking delegates activity"
 If it is the purpose of the union to mako Globe a closed" camp the struggle there promises to be 8 long
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
OklAHOMAfS SCANDALS.


 The scandal about to be uncovered in ali its hideousness in the federal courts of Oklahoma is going to reflect no honor upon thas state and prom ises to blast the reputation of many people prominent, and heretofore in fIuential in its affairs. says the Times.
 All of this is ot course regrettable and deplorabie and will result prob ably in shame and disgrace to many who lave been innocent of criminal intent or act, and arc only indirectly involved. While DO one would wan tonly inflict suffering upon the inno- cent, yet when the stern duty of pre- tecting the public interest and pro mote civic honesty is brought home. feelings of sentiment must be laid aside for the time faing.
 1t affords no pleasure to a right thinking man to see another man of ability and reputation fall. but the duty of the citizens is to expose and punish wrong-doing and it is mere justice to demand that the higher the position the criminal holds, the great CT the trust reposed in him. the great CT the caIpability and therefore. the greater should be the punishment
 At first glance t would appear that the scandals in Oklahoma would prove unfortunate for that new state in staining the first rages of its prom ising history. but reflection brings the conviction that if the corruption ex- isted the painful operation of exposing and eradicating it is a necessary one for the future well being of state ana people And, if the exposures should result in the death 0. many promising political careers, compensation will be found in the higher type of office holders that will come and bring with them higher type of citizenship anu a wiser and more beneficent system of managing the states affairs.
 We shall continue to hope that the accused parties may De able to estab-- fish their innocence and that the re- proach of official corruption may be spared the new state.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30

Of course the ri srges fled before the senate committee against Govern or Kibbey, as 8 means of preventing the confirmation of his appointment as governor had nothing to do with his presence in Washington Kibbey went 10 Washington to work for state hood; we have this assurance from the Arizona Gazette. the same paper that declared that the election of Ralph Cameron was all that was nee essary 10 secure statehood for Ari- zona during the lifetime of the six tieth congress.