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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-10-28
VERDICT NOWHERE IN SIGHT.
celsrsd Jurymen Had Done Their
Best but Thing Sought For Was
Net In Evidence.

A lawyer from New Orleans tell
the story about = jury trail in q littl,
obscure village somewhere In Lou
isiana: "Of course, strange - II may
seem, the jury In this trial was made
up entirely Of negroes. II seems tina,
all the available white men were eth
er at work or had gone hunting OF
fishing. And, anyway, 1t being q case
Of one negro charged with stealing
from another. the interest Of the white
people Of the place, Of whom there
was a conspicuous minority, was not
sufficiently involved for It to make any
difference.
when the evidence was all In and
the prosecuting attorney, white man,
Of course, had submitted the case
without argument, the accused, for.
tunately, had no counsel-the Judge,
also white man, ordered the jury,
which could not agree In the box, to
retire to an adjoining room and find
a verdict.
THE jury retired. At last the Judge
could stand 1t no longer, and went In
person to the room to see what was
delaying the verdict. He found each
of the jurymen crawling around on the
floor peering under chairs and tables,
and also into corners. The court was
amazed He did not know whether the
whole jury had gone crazy or what
was the matter.
Here he Numbered, what are
you niggers doingr
The foreman arose, and, making
humble obeisance, answered:
"'Yo' honah, faint no use; we jes'
KANT find no verdict in dis here room.
Fact is, you honah, doan b'lieb dere's
4 vuddict in here uohow. Central
Law Journal.
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tlcr--at lent BE- and ne lady that be
took with hin are keeping houss In one
Of bic houses 10 ths south part Of town.
Their friends gave them ! warm rccep-
tion on their return from Dodge, In The
nainrsoS an old-fashioned chsrivari, and
thy sure showed thsn . good time.
Their friends here wish them all posi-
bio happiness 10 their welded life.
H. P. McCaustland and wife returned
from their trip to Hutchinson Tuesday
evening.
Frank F. Fetter sold bis ten acre plat
adjoining Bucklin on the west, to Mrs.
r A. Artwein.
G. r. Trager's closing out sale 10 pro-
crossing nicely. They are selling a good
many goods. People will buy II they
think they are getting q bargain.
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Patronize home industry and furnish
employment to homo people by sending
your soiled clothes to the Dodge City
Steam Laundry. We wash everything.
Relief From Ores
Catarrah
instant

Why don't you get rid Of that nasty
humiliating disease oatarrah?
You can do It II you really want to.
But you can't cure catarrsh In few
days, that's sn utter impossibliity, be.
cause there is no remedy known that will
XIII the cstarrah germs In that short
time.
But you can cure catarrsh II you will
have . little patience sud breath 10
Hyomei pronounced High.o. me) three
or tour tunes day.
Hyomei cures ca,arrsh by killing the
gelus and II kills the germs becsuse II
gets where the germs are.
Hyomei 10 . powerful sntiseplie aud
germ killing air; IL 10 made from the auid
extracted from the eucalyptus trees Of
Australia where Catarrah u unknown.
II gives relief instantly, stops hawking
IN few dsvs and 10 guaranteed by
Palace Drug Go. to cure catsrrah,
asthma, Group and bronchitis or your
,aOneYl back A o'mplete outfit, ipciud.
INK inhaler c"st 81 90, and extra bottles
OF Hycmel cost 80 cents.
"HyOmei certainly saved my life and |
accord II the credir which II deserves and
merits. There Ia nothing too strong for
me 10 say regarding Hyomri Mrs. Ada
HonkIns, 8 CutferAse ,Coldwater, Mich,
August %, 1908.
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CONSERVATION In DRAWING Room

In Stories of a Famous London
Drawing Room" In the August Nc
Clure's, William H. Rideing says:
THE company always included
many delightful women, and remem-
Der the CONSERVATION caused among
them one day by Burnham, the scout.
He explained that he attributed his
success as scout to the acuteness
Of his sense of smell; 1t was like a
bloodhound's. There's no one here
to-day he affirmed, who at any time
anywhere in the future l could not
recognize In the dark Yes, could
tell you, and you, and you nodding
at an alluring group in modish ap.
parel, by the way you SMELL
For an awful moment the CONVEX
sation tagged"
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hlstsrIans Asrss That II Was Mads
Necessary BY DuIldInp u The
Chinese Wall.

70 describe the war-like use Of u,
wall properly, . military historian Il
needed, who can sst forth accuratel,
and technically all the strategy In
volved and the weapons employed. II
default Of him, . lay view may hell
the general reader.
The very conception Of chain Of
thousands of strong blockhouses
linked by q rampant. and stretching
over more than thousand miles, be-
tokens a mind that can conceive great
measures Vast resources we're need
ed to execute the idea and to defend
the wall when once erected. A wall
would need an army Of workmen to
erect II. an army Of soldiers to defend
It. The trowel might be laid aside In
= few months, the sword must be ever
ready. A mere wall without men be-
hind It can not delay an invader for
a day. The wall Of China involved .
standing army, and historians ray It
numbered 3.0S0.0o0 men.
There are signs In the brickwork
that the towers were designed and
finished first before any wall was
erected. The order was not, there.
fore, wall first and then towers on It;
but towers, and then . curtain between
them. IN China and in South Africa
there was q time when 1t was found
wise to erect rows Of blockhouses
near enough together to command the
intervening space by rife FIRE. and nu.
merous enough to stretch for miles.
The line Of Chinese defenses appar-
emily began in the same way: only. ~
they had no missiles that could be
thrown far and swiftly, a solid line Of
wall became needful at an early
stage. We can imagine that each gar.
rison would be charged to build . sec
ton Of wall on to meet the builders
from the next forts and thus the time
would not be idly spent In mere
e. Cell. In Harper's
Weekly.
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AA~&AAStNs
isso bic town property for the wlntel
months.
| ". J. Hlne came home from an OK.
tended trip to Ohio and Indiana Mon.
day. Mr.. Hine left here Ia tho summer
quite bald but returned with 1 nne crop
Of hair.
Tho new residence Of r. B. Hagermap
west Of Ford 10 ready for the plasterers.
Rev. William Steele took tue train
Monday for Nickerson where be attended
the Arkansas Valley Association Of Con.
gregational churches and ministers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Besuchamp and Mrs. J..
y. Lyons made trip to Bucklin Monday
In the Hollopeter car.
The Neyins store building IL being
rapidly pushed to completion and Is now
10 the hands Of the plasferers.
E. Madison came inrlast Thursday for
= few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Msdison will
spebd the winter In Texas.
Chas. Stuart moved into bis residence
lately purchased Of J. n. Incl Saturday.
Mrs W. 8. Winslow Of Mullinville went
home Monday after stay Of several DAYS
with her daughter, Ms. Charles Stuart
who has been very III. We are glad to
know that Ms. stuart 10 improving.
W. B. Scott returned to bic homo In
Harper last Friday.
John Keough Of Dorrance reached
here Thursday to look after bis land 10.
terests.
Clyde McInyre and sister Cora Of
Seaton Ills, arrived last week and are
visiting at the homo Of John CLARK. Al
number Of Seatou people hsve boon here
this summer and tall.
The dollar wheat these days enables
the farmer to enjoy many Injuries and |
automobiles. W. A. Balfour and Ira
paulin hsve each purchased new Ford
touring cars.
August Shook and wife and Mrs. Ly.
man Mexican were Dodge City visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Balfour and fam.
lly and Miss Beatrice Steele went to
Dodge in the new car Sunday afternoon
bringing Mrs. Walker home from Fort
Dodge.
Mis- Jessie Travel . niece Of Chss.
Stuart left for her home in Kinsley |
after stay OF thres weeks.
". A. Lonker and Mr.. and Mrs. L. K
Van Horne went to Coldwater Saturday
eturDing Monday with Mrs, Lonker and
be new baby. Mrs.. Lonker has been
way from Ford ten weeks.
The Ladies' Aid society are very in
ustrious these days making pretty and
seful things for the bazaar In Deeem
er. The society meets every week.
The first number Of the Ford Lyceum
curse will be given next Tuesday night
, the Congregational church The Beau
III Buck Concert Go. Those who miss
lie entertainment will miss rare treat.
A new baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
|. B. Beeth last Thursday at tue home
the grandparents Mr.. aHd Mrs. 2.
eeth who live in the n J. Smith prop
-ty.
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d. b . n . I
utha popaias thing now % MAKE :
sollecticns Of Post Cards. II yoa want .
Aandsome Post Gard Album Just send the
Arsll sum o. 70 70 pay for The Kansas
ClU Weekly Journal to your address for
ONE YEAR and you will receive hand
scme Album FREE. The Album 10 ski
anghes In sise and will hold se cards. The
Album 10 handsome andbeautiful In finsh
and design. For the small sum Of 25c
The Weekly Journal will BE- nailed to
your address tor ONE YEAR and you
viii receive ibe Poet ttIo Album "a
present, Address
THE KANSAS CITY WEEKLY JOUR.
NAL, KANSAS CITY. MO.
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Furnished rooms with board at 500;
Fourth avenue; "a 80 per week. q
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Respectfully Submitted,
H. N. KINKEAD. City Treasurer.
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Declir. Of Ancient EnoIi.h Fair.

After being held annually for 800
years Stow Green pleasure fair has
practically ceased to exist.
Established by charter Of Henry ILL.,,
II ranked as one Of the largest fairs
In England for merchandise and last
ed three weeks. All the large travel.
Ing shows in the country used to at.
tend and they covered nearly four
acres Of ground. The fair IL now
limited to two days and when II CON-
menced It only consisted OF q few
catchpenny devices.
This year the magistrates curtailed
the hours for drinking and 1t 10 ex.
pected the fair will soon collapse alto
sether.--London Standard.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1909-10-28

O~ptesuO0 ION 20 OCt00er xSe
Only So from Chicago
- . Peoria
~ . ST. Louis
Is . Kansas CITY
IS . 81. Joseph
Is . Omaha
- Memphis
% California, with similar low
fares to points in Washington,
Oregon, Idaho, Montana,
Utah, Arizona and Old
Mexico.
Travel Rock Island way, in
Rock Island clean, comfort
able, easy riding. vestibuled
tourist cars.
Let me tell you how delight
fully and economically the trip
can be made.
HIT. CATLlN, Agent, Dodge City
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why do women marry7" inquiries
the Baltimore American. Usually be-
cause men ask them. Give US hard
o. one" says the New York Herald.
sAIl right! Why DO men ask them?''
washington Herald.
But why call this still harder when
you can answer Il yourseIff- CIsvs-
land plain Dealer.
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Notice..

Hereafter the Globe. Republican will
charge for publishing advertisements Of
church or benefit entertainments five
cents per line for each insertion. For
Resolutions charge Of sl.OO will be
made, and for Cards Of Thanks q charge
Of Is cents.
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You don't have to send your family
wash out Of town to get It done for &c q
pound. We have been doing this for
scores Of satisfied customers the past
year. Let us do yours. The Dodge City
Steam Laundry.
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City Treasurer's Report
Dodge City. Kansas.

Dodge City, Kansas. Oct. 2ist. Oes
To the Honorable Mayor and CITY Counoii.
OF Dodge City, Kansas, 0HNTLEHEN;
herewith respectfully submit my Quarter !.
~ statement Of Receipts and Disbursom ents
Tor tho quarter ending September soth, 1909.
Balance from last report. ...... 7oss c.
RECEIPTS
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marke'. and should enable any person .,
figure their lumber bill. will, however
% pleased 10 figure your bills on tbs
above basic ct any time.
H. JUNEAU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-29
PERSONAL.

Judge Barley left today for Bitn
comfy, where be will be detained about
ten days by business engagement
GOV. Swanson has designated Judge
L. @. Barley, OF the Corporation oonrl
Of Alexandria, to hold part OF int
Aprjl t-rm of the Circuit Court of Prince
william county for Judge j. b. l.
Thornton. go, -,
MIR Thomas O. Hoy, Of this city, and
Miss Mary Eleanor hewitt, of Washing
ton. will be married shortly sitter Easter
At the home Of the BRIDES parents.
Miss Blanche Stansbury. OF AleSsn
dria, is the guest Of her friend, Niles
Susie Yates, 10 Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Fannie Breerwood, of PbiIadel'
obis. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam B Smoot.
Ms. w. Il. F. Lee, Of "Rayens'
worth - Fairfax county, and Miss Kath.
arlne Stuart, of this city, have returned
from a visit to Florida sod New Orleans
Miss Helen Holohan, who has been
the euest of her cousin, Mrs. Clarence
O, Leadbeater, has returned to her home
In Lancaster, Pa.
Mr.. Joseph W. Lssfe Is visiting 'r'eno'
10 Winchester. .u.
Mrs. Frank Mccormick, of B'rryville
is the gnest of her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. G. William Ramsay.
Miss Margaret Stephenson, OF syria
cuse, N. Y, is the guest Of Mrs. Edward
:. LegdSeater.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-29
STONING CARS.

Crews Of railway trains passing
through the Wilkes street tunnel COM
plain of the acts Of mischievons boys
who stone cars after dark. On Friday
night a rock which had been thrown a.
sn engine at the wet enc of the tunnel
struck Engineer Heaton Lunsford on
one of his feet Saturday night about
nine O'Clock dozen or more boys threw
shower OF stones upon a locomotive as i
entered the tunnel at the same point
The crews Of the trains ATE kept on the
lookout after they leave Royal street Il
avoid being struck by missiles. The
law provides a heavily penalty for ston'
ing railway trains, and the police vii
endeavor to appretend the offenders
Youths who engage in this psstimt
would do we'll to take heed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-29
UNFORTUNATE FISHERMEN.

Four residents of this city, one OF
whom recently rugged net, concluded
to spend part of yesterday in gilling.
rhe party repaired to the opposite shore
of the river and al or having laid out the
net proceeded to the shore for the par
pose of procuring can with which TO
make buoy for the net while visions OF
plsnked shad aud Accompaniment"
were dancing through their minds.
When they returned to the channel no
trace of the net could be found, although
the amateurs searched diligently for 1t.
About this time Old BOress concluded
he would add to the discontinue OF the
party, and the heavy blasts which came
from the northwest caused the attention
of the fishermen to be concentrated
more upon their own comfort than the
whereabouts of the net, The high wind
soon landed the boat and its occupants
upon the beach In front of MI John
S aifPs place. The party found 1t mad
visable to attempt 10 return to this city
10 their boat, and later Mr.. Joseph
Dreifus brought the four men home in
his power launch. Mr.. Swift found the
net this morning. There was no evil
dence that there had been even a
uatrikp ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-29
=77=FXANDPTA GAZETTEf AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
pnRE FOOD SHOW.

There are many attractive features at
the Pure Food aud Industrial Exhibition
at Armory Hall of which no mention has
been made One cannot spend time to bet
Ter a6ya tage than in visiting this show.
7, IA instructive in many senses OF the
word The Yates coffee aud Ferguson
sausage. both local and of daily roasting
and manufacture, should and will be
more generally known aud appreciated
In the future. The Fleischmann Yeast
Co.. HoIzbeierlein with his variety Ct
cakes. aud The Gsnessee Jello, all in a
line. ara quite an attraction. Neat, a.
trsctiVe booths, handsome lady attend
an,s aad all kinds OF good things TO eat
aud In plenty, the many makes OF cake
and deserts make you hungry and the
more one eats, the more pleased are these
firms. They waut You to eat their pro-
ducts. Then the Velvet Kind On
that ice cream to top of with, and the
genial Philips to entertain you while
you eat. While partaking of this COLA
ton you are refreshed with the latest
musical compositions on the Bradbury
piano in the adjoining centre booth OF
the F. G.. Smith %. This booth is the
same one that was used at the James
town Exposition and is a handsome
work. 10 addition to the sttractiveness
of the display Mr.. w. @. Dscey adds
his geuialty to the occasion and uses all
the powers at his command In entertain.
ing the immense crowd which fills the
hall every night. Those who fail to
visit the Pure Food Show will miss
something that will not be their pleasure
to see 10 this city for many years to
come-ii ever. 1t Is instructive, beneh'
cial and entertaining, This is mililsry
night and the Alexandria Light lnfsn-
try will be present 10 body undsr COM
msud OF Capt. F. l.. 5laymaker. The
ElkS have been invited to be present In
body, and 1t Is thought the Armory
will be crowded. Two hundred packages
of spices will be distributed tonight with
the compliments OF the Alexandria Coffee
Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-29
DEMAND NEW CONTRACT.

The Washington headquarters OF the
various unions employed in the Portner
Brewery have demanded new contracts ct,
to replace the old ones expiring with
this month. The new contracts call for
increased wages, shorter hours and more
holidays on pay. The POrtner people
safe that conditions do not warrant
these demands, aud say that renewal Of
old contracts is the best they can DO. 1t
seems that this is not satisfactory to the
employees, and as the employers have
notified them that present conditions
will prevail on aud after April let, 1t IL
feared that serious trouble may develop
at that time, None OF the unions EN-
ployed in the brewery are affiliated with
the Alexandria unions, they having
withdragn from that connection several
years Sg0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-29
MEMORIAL SERVICES

TIE Fraternsl Order of Eagles through
ont the United S aies observed Yes'efdA!
as memorial day. -.
Ava Asrie, No. 81, OF tlis city, al
O'CLOCK 10 the afternoon held us ser
vicss IN IFS hall over the Alexsndris
Nation al Back. There vas large at
tendance. and many members OF the or
der FROM Washington we're present.
Among the visitors were Pa.t worthy
prssident B srnsrd Goss, of Fairbanki A.
Lake: Bother Monsger, vice president,
of Denver, Colo; John B Riddle, past
Wortby president, Camden, n. j.; to-
gether with large delegation Of mem
bers of Washington Aerie, NO. 10,
head ed by Worthy President Dol. K. L.
Montague.
The principal memorial address was
made BY Bernard Gass, of Fairbanks,
Alaska, Aerie No. 1887.
The nall was tsstefully decorated with
Mains. cut flowers, and electric lights.
The programme carried out was 81
follows: Funeral march, orchestra;
hymn. Republican," Brother Jasper,
Washington Aerie, No. l25; opening re-
marks. Worthy President John A. Rice,
PRAYER, Worthy Chaplain S. J. Barn.
bnuse; "Rock of Ages" orchestra; re-
marks, Past. Worthy President Z; j.
Fleming; grafton, Brother b; Gos;,
Fairbsnks. Alaska Aerie No. 1887; roll
call of departed brothers, Worthy Secre-
tsry ]. d. West; solo, Vacant OtaIr'
Brother Jasper, Washington Aerie NO.
1876; eulogy, departed Brothers" Uoi'
Montague, worshipiul president Wash
A,rie. No. 1876; musical selection, or
chestra; closing exercises, worthy PrtSi-
dent aud worthy vice president; tenedlc,
tloD, worthy chaplain; Nearer, Ny God
10 Thee members and orchestra.
Following the exercises the visitors
were entertained at buffet luncheon by
the members of the local @rie.
The electrical effects and decorations
wers the work Of Past Conductor JACOB
Johnson, of Washington Aerie, No. 10,
and Worthy Vice President Walter Z.
Jacobson, of Alva Aetie.
Alva Asrie was instituted October 10,
1904. The following is a list of its pres
ent officers; John A. Rice, worthy
uresident; Walter f. Jacobson, worthy
vice president; S. J. Birnhouss, worthy
chaplain joseph w. West, worthy secre'
tary: Artber A. Paul, worthy treasurer;
George A Norris, worthy conductor; DR..
$ B Moore, worthy physician; Ed ward
J. Fleming, past worthy president /;
Thomas d. Downey, worthy outside
guard; Harvey W. Summers, worthy in
Side guard; Thomas OhauDcey, Peter 1.
Harrington, and Charles Zimmerman
worthy trustees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-29
up-Tn.DATE SHOW.

If the vaudeville show beginning to-
night at the Opera House can be taken
As criterion Of what will continue dur
ing the week, it can be safely said that
this weeks entertainment will surpsss
ALI others. 10 line with the promise
made by Manager Van Matre the best
talent on The stage today is billed for
this week. 1t goes without saying that
ibe cheapest and best entertainment ever
enjoyed can be had at We amu'em emf
houses here, the Opera House never
falling to carry out its part of the pro-
Srsmme. One feature tonight alone
will be the special engagement of Nh
John T. McCasliu, vaudeville favorite
comedian aud producer, supported by
an sll.star cast of performers, who will
present one act farce comedy entitled
s'shylock Finnigan or so percent"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-29
Joint MEETING,

The general committees Of the "Old
Home Coming Week." consisting oil
the committees appointed by the mayor
and the Washington Monument Asso-
citation and the various secret aud In.
duslrial organizations, fire companies,
ETC.. have been called together to meet
at 2 o. M. on Wednesday, March 81, in
the Surprise Theatre.
The officers oftbe association earnestly
request there be full attendance 81
it is of the utmost importance that sll
work should be promptly laid out and
rapidly pu,hed forward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-03-29
BIG NIGHT.

The Elite Picture COMPANY commenc-
ing tonight, will present one OF the best
entertainments that can be offered the
pnblic, high class 10 everyWay except 10
price and that remains the same. The
special pictures for tonight are "Ihe
UNEXPECTED Santa CLAUS" which Is very
amusing, and "A Prairie ToWo," arc.
nance aod a western picture which will
please you. The special added atIrac,
ton is Tom Howard, minstrel man, aud
sin cling, bar jc and taking comedian:
Mr.. Howard IS great entertainer sno
ynn should hear hin play The baulo.