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Ordinance So.

1sequiring Justices OF the Peaeeifo aceompa-
ny their aceoupts with swtk1l Statements
OF all lines collected by then, and
! SicTloS /. Be it enactedfbv the Police
JafF st isaiourche IN regular meeting Assem-
9lea, TO- Ihat the Justices Ut the Peace Of
TINS parish shall be and are required to ac-
com any their accounts or claims against The
parish presented t. this Jury with a detailed
stafement OF al fiaes collected b., them and
the name of the person from whom sai liurs
have beeu collected slHce their Induction iurn
otticc and from attl after the passage Of this
ordnance at each session at which suel,- at
counts are presented giving the tria Of Tire
cases in which such fines have been collected,
the amount thereof the date whea collected,
anG the date when paid over iYta the parish
treasury, and The correctness Of ~hich state
nlent shall be fnade 10 appeal 5y the affidavit
9. she Justice Iot the reics making it.
SgcTicN 2. lse IT further enacted, etc,
That no cl9ims or accounts OF any such jus
tees shall be teceIved or entertained by tke
committee ou claims or allowed ~ this bod ).
unless 80 accompanied by such worn stata-
a,ent. or in case no fines shalt have been col
lected IN the interval Of time above prescrih,
81 thrr by an affidayitof the claimant to that
effect and all each claims not SO aceompa-
-pled shall he returned without action by the
col1nitree on CLAIMS ~ the claimant
Approved july 7th 1890.
st. GRIsAM0RE president,
II. y COUL0N clerk
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A Disease Imported fro.n in,li.,.

TIE brooklyn health dsparbnent has
found q case OF o disease sad to be rare
in this country. Its name il heriberi
and its home is India. Cne Of the char
acteristics OF the disease IS dsoU'siness,
and on the African coast il Is known as
1.-THE sleeping sickness" n f.ti cases
death se1le1e.lly results from ozhalstion
or syncope. 1t is not c3as sioas ia this
climate, aud no danger Is ~ 5a feared
from its appearance. Tao Val Of its
westward journey was f;1e sip j. G.
Warus, frea 1Eacassr. II ire Dutch
East Indies, which arrived {. 1'ooklyn
Monday 4 sick man ea oaa-l was
taken 70 tie Long Island cslze hos
pital, and Dr.. Henry Bal}z7l.s4t9 learned
that On Nay 20 the capteaa. T &. .slI1s.
died at s9s, and that ogl. jane e &. Halt
man. t,a first mate, died. an n at
the 1csaital proves to have berll II, and
Dr.. Bullwint7le believes ti,4 o5har two
died from it.-EzcLanSe
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Ordinance 40

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.a Enrn.t!se Elsat.


Nor,ly 14loTli1ig dit ) O'clock while,
IN ba.2ors = Avalon, II. j.. were enjoy
ms q lJa..3. il the surf, which IS permitted
below the hot2l Up to O'clock in the
morning, :. large school Of porpoises made
8 daal up tAe coast Just behind the
::;rae A5ra. There was ovfr u hundred Of
these s6p3.fy monsters, SO hard TO catch
in a net, and they never n.te at any
Known bait. 4 good sized porpoise viii
davour :. aEsai1el Of mo13blalsers or a
young GEg.2s-ii5n at . ssssle meal and
jTsy NOW tao surf rr,-4~~~ffled with small
(.r,-l-.. Z sss.s:zlg I;fool e1e. The man
eating s,,.... l.z=5 l. gs;ne kind Of diet.
a1d mary 8 otoo3T cons.lc5 cliaucs be-
tween tzleza robbers ol fAe crest deep
when they meat On c9znlaon feeding
ground. II front Of tae hos5l there is
i,ieTa1le depth OF yTasse, and tla por-
.polseS came so near t's..t. .tzlaa' o. them
could nave been re.y.lesl NslJl :: fi:5.ling
rod.
Suddenly, Ill tlo aelooi ,,- r2lpoiscs
were tu2blicsg over each other ia play.
g four foot shark l-t,j7e o dash cut Of the
water, pursued by ten foot porpoise.
The porpoise succeeded in biting a piece
ont OF the E1ali-eater ana made a vicious
plunge a6 t.-e shark III mid air, while the
sea became le4 with blood
Both fish were i'll q duel to the death.
Neither tliel to escape The shark was
the swi1test in motion. bat WIS an rn-
equal antagonist. The porpoise would
dive under him and strife him IN the
belly under water, to the great discom-
tort Of the l2an-e&ter, whose jaws were
not big enough TO make much impress
sion On the tough hide Of the slippery
sea hog Three times they met in mid
air, and struck each ether an two bull
ells butt eseh other with their antlers.
The porpoiSo slowly Te.ired ten feet,
and with the swif.ness OF lightning
struck the shark ii The middle and rip
pea him open. The nan-eater soon float
ed dead cut on the sen, while the por-
poise. badly hurt, followed his compan-
ions up Townsend i1ilet.-Cor, Pniladel-
| phia Times
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a syonssn ara "a Lawyer.

Mrs. Mary Williams, d Wisconsin wo-
man, took o steamer at milwaukee, for
Grand Haven On the way .cyer she
was very seasieli., and she has foynd a
Chicago lawyer to hc.3.a sF1lt AGAINST the
steamboat caalpany 4sf s.},95i damages
She says It vas implied asaa inferred
that she sIenld be carried PLEASANTLY
and safcly.-Da5roit Tree Press.
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PR0CNEDlSGs 1E i'EsE TOWN
COUNCIL.
rl,,YN lhsI,ls.


rtt Ccaryi for 4he sfsNn OF Ihil,o-
nau> met this dsv IA rseaar menthly s..--
sion u, o'clock y ~.
r,.soat--J. l.. su,ain, Isyfc. .,,.,i trisr,..~
3rau (. B,ssicanx,' Ca,a'.n. N;sqsia aud Trol-
ter.
Asss,ar---o. Maihrougl, Tsa .tese
'tie nlinns.s suf ,-i sr,siaa were REAL
al. / a,g,rpyell REGARDED.
I,ae iniiJ,nGs.. r.9arF ii lie ronlH.tec ea
finance WAS re;st and received by tho roe
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1raGA Tracks.

a gentleman Of an inquisitive turn Of
mind noticed Hundreds OF tiny tracks IN
the duss ross Somerset avenue, and,
fellow; l..zel up, discovered l1a5 they
were u--S.a ey "a a-.ay Of catsIplllars,
who y.e-ae--7g5zz-;s yil 'Eallaron Gazette.
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A Bostoaian lust returned from, Lon

don says that l-a was attracted By large
crowd ole Gag, and ca Investigation
found tina. the people were whiting to
see fao man expected to enter railway
cal1i;gc marked, Reserved for Presi-
l4-.s AHrs Of -A1naric;i."
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wa can. s,ASF.

All ordinary Flettets cnata.n.Hg PesiH
Netes, Money Orders isgaed ay iii ANpFeA
Companies qr New lorSExralIge
Addressed VI "A sSAgTs1 s1EEsN,
New 0fleaus. Ia.
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a Man l-.a1En 80 C. aYars tllat

a wel known hotel CLERK ayers that
for nearly thirty Yeas every third sum-
mer has baen intensely hot. As the last
two We're cold ana r&jay, ne says we are
on the edge Of . scorcAlns three months
to come.
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Some cne Is going to fish for the sloop

Some one Is going to fish for the sloop-
of-yar De Braas, SINK IN 1928 in the
lover DslasFs-.e, wit2 ten million Span
Isl, dol.a-8 o. board Lhis f1iffie OF 250 tons
OF metal WIS slowed away, the crew
said. in the captains cabin. Should it
not now be foyeEd il his locker the in
ference viii seem irresistible that he
carried it ashore with hitn il his pockets.
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Address RegI.teged Leiierscan'a''ias esf enc
70
Ne,U Orleans NdatG2tGt .tssf,
NAV oRrhAls, Ia
NHv 9RnhA3s,

eREHE3lHgR. tbat tle nayelest pi
nrizes is GUARANTEED nY aaU Sk.
aTI0NAf. BANKS at New }raeans. aud 'se
Tickets arc signed bv the rreSi laag = =
stitution whose rh-atere& e4kgs Hr' feesg.
nigad ii the iiehest Cu0rta; ahelefafe, w
ware Of ai! limitations or aiin1Fafas
schemes
REMEMBERS shat The suPglas : IS
.f,P TFIE UNITED STATES has si.e ll8'
3 the louisiana ate Lottery tn CtiS-
TT ANV wth ihe state - snatiFtA. BET
Dds NOT EAPlAA aN' ~ AM k}t
fst i595,
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,,l;;i.sa S.....s Ll...as7 C5nss.r

A acornniated by the Legislature fo
I'M. ionel and charitable narposas. and "a
sne5 sdnea, 1aq made part ot .he present sr.,t. @
Consslul@ ,oTE.
If. CRANE . EE3Ga'1R0iShFf Ill.,. ad9Ijy 1E,a DaAW ~.
INGS take pl5a Is GRANU SINGLE. NUN
Deem ter egI GIN reaeke place in each of Tbs
ntber 1hn ten months s5dar sg5r aoa f 9 Nnse g.
.Srasn in pubiic. at the NO = r ''''
New Orleans, lie. e"
~ o-r--r- bniNt We snporvie.
: No ,ts fora the Non t'tif "hd sfaii
apnnaI tDe Drawings Of he oaea s. 3 st'de , 1oE m
tarl ca and 10 person manage e.. $3.50 ~
sSa Drawings themselves aad That tae sSsree - I
ate e.ftL tovrsrd a4l parties aud we author
g.s the Company to use this certificate with
tscsjmiles of our Signatures attached III lt%
a3vertiseipeuts
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.a.fsf PrEzes, anorntin@ 70 ~ n5i 80
AGENTS w3sTED EVERY WHERE /

r1pFoR CtuB RsrEa o.. my fur her 'ni.'l
NATION desired. write legiaig to t'se uuaet
sirned. nleaty statitg your rfs4ae+ea, VIE
state. County, STRAIT ;tad NGmsFt' aof
rapid return naj' delivery giil 'e '.sdfea Y
veisr enclosing al envelope sa'@fths Yoq
full address
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fIafgenbla . N arIsct mousse
I. I. ARcoin fIeigh1 ltaid..-.--S 90
j. Auslet for month of JuuA. 90
ofanAatd Oil Cnmpanv DBL oii..---.. -
H ". Fgos' for Iuaiae...-...-....-.. I08 ~
Il. ". frost lamber..........-..... .'.'. 40 10
Chargeabe 20 wharf aud ievea-
II w. Frost lumber ---.-- So As
Chlrgeahe To town halt
4. Malbrough, for mouth of Gune---- 50
4. Na,6ro 1sl,. ior 6'oath Of Iaae.... so 90
Chargesbe to Incidental EXPENSE
l. + Sehneitlrr>for lrnce ces..- 20
Jos. james. Deputy Constable -. 30
Ghargeahle IL fye department.
Fhih0fsauX Fire Company rs. i,--.--- 20 go
T!iaoiaux No 4.....-. 10 90
iio,ue Hook Il La.tder 10. Nol... 10 60
Thihoaaux g. 0G
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Levying a tax For the current year 1890 oB
al property situated in tho parish Of La
tplrche subject to taxation undor TIE c0p-
stIlntion O 1879
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solution We

II. n COu0N clerk.
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So curing Justices OF the PeaoeI 10 acsompa-
ny their ace6upts with sw,ku statements
OF all fines collected by them, and
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-13
Walked un Effectually,

A leihargic, dormant condition of the
liver is hardly to be overcome with dras:
tic cathartics and nauseous cholagOgues.
A gentler, pleasanter and far more ef-
fective means exists of arousing the organ
when somnolent. This is Hostetter' 6
Stomach Bitters, vouched for by the
medical fraternity. tested by the publ.
for many years. A resumption by the
hillary organ of its secretiye function.
with the activity attendant upon health,
return to regularity of the bowels, and
renewal of digestion, are the no less
happy and certain results of using the
Bittcrs Systematically. Its laxative eff.
feet is never painful and drenching, Its
tendency being rather to perpetuate
regularity than to produce a copious
action. Malaria. nervousness, debility,
kidney troubles and neuralgia it subdues
cffectually.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-13
The Police Court.

Tn: following is isl Of tD;- cases trI'
ed IN the police court during the iasi
week as shown by the docket of said
court:
Mary Sommerholter disturbing the
peace by offensive language-acquitted,
Tom Everett disturbing the quiet OF
the city-convicted, fined $40 and costs.
Defendant appealed to district court.
George Holt disturbing the peace by
assaultlng and beating Annie Rule-con
victed, fined $40 and costs. Defendant
appealed.
Billy Norton disturbing the quiet Of
the city-plead guilty. fined 81 and costs.
T. s. Bozeman disturbing the peace by
assaulting and beating JAS. u Brien-con
victed, fined 81 and costs. execution is-
sued
]. r. Judd disturbing the peace, af-
fray-plead guilty, fined 81 and costs.
Dennis o. Brien disturbing the quiet Of
the city. assault and bait ery-plead
guilty, fined S. and costs.
Marsh disturbing quiet of the city
plead guilty, fined 81 and costs.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-13
What Drink Has Done.

Chauncey NJ. Dcpew says: Twenty
five years ago in Peekskill knew every
man, woman and child in that place.
And it has been a study with me to =:ark
boys who started in every grade of life
with myself, to see what has become of
them. l was up last fall and began to
count them over, and it was an instruc-
tive exhibit. Some of them became. clerks
merchants. manufacturers, lawyers. doc
tors. 1t is remarkable that every one of
those who drank is dead: not one living
of my age. Barring few who were
taken off by sickness, every one who
proved a wreck and wrecked his family
did it from rum and no other cause. OF
those who were church goingpeople who
were steady >: industrious. and hard.work.
ing men, who were frugal and thrifty,
every single one of them. without an ex-
ceptiOn, owns the house in which he!lives
and has something laid by. the interest on
which. with his house, would carry him
through many rainy day."
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-13
Growth of a Big Book,

When Webster's Unabridged was first
published in one volume, it was a COM
paratIvely small book. Some years after,
an addition was made of 1900 pictorial
illustrations. a table of Synonyms. and
an appendix OF new words that had come
into use. A few years later came an en-
ti-ely new revised edition Of larger size,
with 5000 pictorial illustration then, af-
ter an interval of few years, a bio
graphical Dictionary of nearly 10000
names, and supplement of nearly 5000
new words were added; and now there
has come another new and most valuable
addition. Gazetteer Of the World, of
over 81. 900 titlrs The work is now not
vn,. ti',. best ,!is;liunlry IF the words of
tn language mi ~ biographical die
tiouar,. u Il ,Z,:Iecr Of the world. aud II
great many other good aud useful things
in IT. r;;ny vi abe tables 9
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-13

What is communist? One who hath
warnings. For equal division of un.
equal earnings. Be he idler or bungler
or both. he is willing To fork out his
penny and pocket your shilling.
Even worse than the communist are
the Bohemian oats vender, the lightning
rod peddler, the green goods man
not one of them intends to give you an
equivalent for your money. We can tell
you, however. where good bargains may
be had. Thousands of the most prosper
GUS farmers in the country willingly tes-
tify that they have received full value for
their money in purchasing the Binders,
Reapers, Mowers. and Binder Irvine,
made by VIM. Decring & Co, Chicago,
III.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-13
Racket Store.

People are beginning to realize the
significant meaning of Spot Cash. The
manufacturer has more goods made up
shan be has sale for. He has bills to
INSET, and Spot Cash has clear ring
to him. He thinks not OF profit but
raising cash.
Our New York representative IS on
hand with the A mighty Dollar, and
the goods are bought at tWo-thlrds
their value.
Our Mr. Rouss of New York CITY
has been obliged to cree oulidina
eclipsing anything in the .Nerean''.e
world 1S5, 900 square feet of sr ~e' Al
there were not something in the T. ~Se'
business it would not require it. 4 se
numerous drafts on Mr.. Il for goods,
from his representative trom Main to
California, requires force working
night and day.-and the good work goes
on.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-13
Basis Of Assessment for Ford
County.

OoobO W USSSSOssSss
County.
The assessors of the several townships
met, pursuant to law, at the court house.
Monday, March g. 1890, to fix basis Of
valuation.
On motion A. J. Anthony was chosen
chairman, and L. G. Grobcrty secretary.
A motion carried to assess land at from
81 to So Der acre. except.land lying within
three miles of Dodge City and within one
mile of other towns in the county, which
lands shall not be assessed :lOwer and as
much higher rs assessors of SAID districts
may think just
A motion carried that all city and town
property in the county be assessed at one
half the real value.
On motion the following valuation was
agrcedEon;
Stations and jacks from $50 up accord
ing to judgement of assessor
Horses under enc year and yearlings
from S. TO $50.
Horses coming two years old from S.
10 $50
Horses coming three years old from $40
to $50.
Mules and horses work first class $50
to $50.
Mules and horses work second-class,
SIS to $50.
Horses and mules work. third class.
3 TO $50.
Asses, 50 10 $40.
Bulls from S. TO SIS.
Fat steers to be assessed n, one and one
half cents per pound.
Steers, not fattened, three years old,
from s. to sl2.
Steers not faiiened, two years old,
from s. TO $40.
Reifers and steers. one year old, not
fattened. 50 TO S..
Cows, s. TO SO.
Sheep six months and over, 40cts. to
60 cts. per head.
Hogs to be assessed at cent per pound.
All farming implements. wagons, pleas
ure carriages. gold watches. silver watch
es, plated watches, jeweiry, piano fortes.
and other musical instruments 10 be left
to the judgement Of the assessor.
All interest on bonds Of tine United
States; all bonds and interest on bonds of
any state, coslty. district, or municipality:
ali other bonds no; exempt from taxation;
stock in any company or corporation OF
merchants stock, manufacturer stock,
tax sale certificates, judgements, notes,
mortgages. money, shares in national
banks, 10 be left TO the judgement Of the
assessor.
G. W. POTTER. County Clerk.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-13
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The undersigned having been restored to health
By simple means, after suffering for several years
with a severe lung affection. and that dread dis
case CONSUMPTION, is anxious to make known
10 his fellow sufferers the means OF cure Tc
those who desire IT. he will cheerfnlly send free
Of charged copy of tie prescription used, Which
they viii find a surc cu-e for CONSUMPTION
ASTHMA, CATARRH. BRONCHITIS and I'll
throat and ling NaLADiEs, He hopes all euf
fere:s win Try this remedy, 90 il Is invaluable
Those desiring the prescription, which viii cost
them nothing. and may prove blessing. viii ad
dress, REv.-EDwAnD \. WILSON. Williamsburg,
Kincs Corlr;S. View York.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-13

Hon. ID. NJ. Frost has rented the resi-
6ence of W. W Cleary and ia having it
repain;ed, reftted and refurnishod, pre-
paratory TO moving here and making it
his future home Before his family az
riycs be intends giving party to lis
male frish5s. to which only old bachel-
ors and grass widowefs will be invited.
No married man need apply unless he
can si.av that he hrs had trouble az
home.-Gsrden City Herald.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-13

1t has been question with great
many people for some time how they
could arrange tbei: necessary expenses
and still make ends meet. If you will
call On Dick Robinson at the new grocery
one door North of the Bee Hive he will
reveal the secret OF this long felt want.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-13
WI SILL

Ladies shoe dressieg Sc, bottle. %.
600 wood tooth picks, 4c. 4 ply linen
collars 10c, cuffs zoe pair. The o. n
s. Laundned shirt 75c. Gents Kid
gloves LOO. Ladies Kid gloves SOC to
100 pair. Mems blue denim over
ais IS & 75c pair. Canton Flsnne
drawers 35c. "a sheets of writing pa
per Sc XXX envelopes &c bunch of =.
IL sheets os IA lb legal cap Sc. 4 pa
pers Of tacks for a nickle. Sperm
sewing machine oil &c bottle worth 10
We have lately added shoes to e'ul
stock and Racket Prices make the.r
cheap. Call and see them.
Hats. Caps, Underwear, Suspenders,
SILK Hkds, Hosiery etc,
Every article in our ouse is marked
in plain figures, and those figures are
% low Is can be sold.
Strictly one price to all.
Thanking the public for their liber~l
trade,
Respectfully,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-13

For SNLE-A lot OF brick makers sup
plies, moulds, fluc doors, pokers, etc.
Also one repress machine. c. W. Ray
mond patent, good as new, for bargain.
Call on, P. III. SUeHRuE,
At the Second Hand Store.