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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-04-10

Talk about friend indeed. we'll. you
just tell somebody about Clydesdale
Ointment and you can push your feet
under the board in his house any old
time. Clydesdale binds friendship tc
stay.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-04-10
Mems and Boys Outing Shirts.

WCH uIU DVyS VutIHy O"IT e0'
Extraordinary Values, Immense Assortment irstClass
Makes and Less Pceour inducements foryou to buy shirts
of Chevots and Corded Effects white necband style
have cuffs to match. SOC.
Zephyr Cloth in white neck band STYLE collar
attached in fancy stripes jacquard Some have cuffs
Others have not 81 90
Finest Outing Shirts of Imported Zephyr Cloth have
cuffs attached others made in the Raglan STYLE Sl5O
Boys Outing Shirts in white neck style collar at
ached. Silk fronts or fancy percale, 5Oc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
Ser Gemablin bes ariediI6en

Der @emdblin Oes grie4ii4en
Winiiter : prdit0enten lit in Stdlten
Elm uuangenebmes Nbenteuer paIIirt.
Sic reiite Dor einigen Sugen auf Der
Strede gbtanp : 8rinotii nit benz
Sdnelsug na9 8rinDiii, UNI ii4 bort
na9 8rie9enlanb ein5uf9tffen. Inter
ibren 5ablreiden Gepdditiiden befanO
ii6 Elm nit @iIenbef9lagener Softer.
4ls man in 9rinbiii anfam, entoedte
man, baB bus S9lob Dieies 8offers
getpaltIam geDffnet unO baB aus benz
Softer Elm aGit6en geitphlen mar,
tpel6es tiinitleriI9 g~edrbeitete Silberz
laden bon srobem Wert9e, 3dblrei6e
S6mudfa6en un0 punGerbare
S6tlbplattdrbetten ent6alten bate.
Die 8ebOrpen e%rDffneten fofort cine
llnteriu9ung, UNI bic urbeber oes
Siebitabls gu entoeden, aber aae
Hu6fpri6ungen blteben bergebens.
Stalienti9e Giienbahnoiebe finoet
man ndmli6 niemals.
- Sin @ngeIteltsr zines betannten
Barrier Iuttionsbaufes in Der &ue
0rpuot mar fiir3lt9 nit Der 2ettung
elmer M%D6elauttton beauftragt. Oils
er nun ben Snbalt zines 9ii6eri6ranz
tes priifte, funo er, baB elmer Der
gdnbe SpiIhen ben Seiten Sa6lrei4e
Ootumente unb SdulpI6etne euts
belt. oils Der gi6erI6rant CUR duff
tipn fam, faufte er ibn uno geldngte
tbdtid6li9 in ben 9eiiB BON S6ulp>
ftetnen, Die 10000 &rpnen tpertb fpd=
rem; aber ais er perIu9te, ben GeIt
um5uiesen, lieb Der BANTER i'm bers
baften. Die Grben bes u~ripriingliz
den geiiBers bes WD6eltites, bic ii9
oas g~ebeimnibpple 8erI9pinben Der
tcItbdren papiere nidt ertfGren tonnz
ten, limb natirIi6 iebr erfreut ii6er
Die 8erbaftung bes c8snners", Der
ben 9ii9eri6rant taufte.
Sin Rattentriea tpirb na9 benz
@organg appenbdgens in Surgeon
audi in Stpdbrlm (S9peoenl 6egonz
men peroen. Gr beSfpedt cine 9riin6z
liae ausrottung cieIer etslbaften Naz
ger. an Oenen Stpdbolm teinen DIAN
gel leioet, unb Die Stuotpertretuns
bat fir QlsSa6lung BON Yrdmien
Die Summe bon 5000 Mart beipiQigt.
Die @ertilsung felbit bleibt ndmtiA
Der Qasemsinbeit iiberlafen, aber fir
ieoe eingelieferte toOts Gatte perben
10 pig. b5ablt. Sn aopenbagen tpurz,
ben i'm 2aufe bon Is @pfen ni9t
peniser ala etpa 100000 Staten gez
iammelt.
Sn Sent (gslgisn) fano man
benin Seffnen elmer 6am~ilien9ruft BEN
Seidnam zines jungen MGo9ens, Der
auf Der inneren Sreppe Der Gruft lag.
Wan bermutbet, DaB bas MGbGen
aus Dem S6eintoo ertpa6t lit, Ieinen
Sars ~aufgebroden unb ii9 bis quf
bic Sreppe gei9leppt bat, mo IS
i9ltebli6, pa feline Silferufe ni6t gez
bort peroen fonnten, perbungerte.
Wir figen bin5u, DAB nod fein eirz
siger 5aa BON @ufpa9en aus Io9ez
MANNHEIM S9eintob 6is6er pifen=
i4aftlia be~slaubist lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
asT1DllIGI]|
| IE1!'lE
Passenger Depot, Foot of Second
street. Telephone 40S.

Time Table in Effect March 3, 1901.
Leaves for Arrive from
La Crosse, Winona, st. Paul, Mime
apolis and the Northwest.
11i50 D. No.. Daily $50. 3:42 a. m.
4:43 Il. m. .Daily, eX. Sun. 3:59 p. IN.
Ia Crosse and intermediate points.
$50 p m. Daily y Sun. .10:4O D IN
Chicago aud Eastern Connections,
3:02 Il No.. Daily .....l237 a IN
3:24 p N. Daily eX. sun. 5:1T a, III
Clinton, Moline, Rock Island, Daven-
port. ST. Louis, Southern and
Western Connections.
4:l5 p IN. Daily X. sun. Has 4 m
3:02 p No.. Daily .....12:3T 4 ~
For information about rates, tick
cts, through car arrangements, bag
gage, etc, call OF or address
j. DIEFENDERFER,
General Agent.
II. W. UTTLEY,
City Passenger Agent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19

5UTUu 8uUItH. VHI SIU.0U TUT
men mir gut cine before Miaihire perfaufen, ais bic.
lpelbe pom anoerstpuber Su b0heren Yreiien a~ngeSeigt
peroen, bod mir iuplen lieber cine before cualitit
sante arlington Sswsl. nit perisnttem Sopihaf,
s12. so nniere Ro. Q arlington nit 9useuaaern,
5 Aussiatu. perienftem 3estfti6. S15.45. Nian
beitelle eineu arpBen iluitrirten aatalpg. fpitenIret.
Van Buren, street, Bays, Chicago.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
spab mnb an6 icin.

Meter Gin Der SunbesN usitsllung):
rSu, Jag mai, moran tennt man benin
eigentli9 BEL pieIer RaHe Die i4Dnen
@remplare?"
9uber: v0os lit bod gang einfad:
ie bdBlt4er elmer 1T, peito i4Dner
1T err"
Der 9elbperleiber SirI6 lit BON
etnem p%ornebmen S6ulbner, ben er
%gemabnt, bic Sreppe binabgeporfen
pprben. 9abei bat Iebterer has
Glei9getpi6t perloren unb lit slei9z
fdus bic Sreppe binabgepurselt.
r9ott, Serr Baron, ipri6t SirI9
unten, rfpel6e Gbre for mid, oaB Sc
mid bis na9 unten besleiten!!"
Ri6ter (bet Der 9srbanbtung nuG
elmer RaufereD: Der Qnsstlagte be-
bduptet, er bate Sbnen, als Sic ba
ld9en, nur apei 5uBtritte geeeben9"
8ldger: rSs net pdbr, g'i9ubplatz
telt bat er duf mir"
@bemann Tim 9eIprG9e nit Isinem
SeHatbspermittler): sd ion audi
ben meiner 5rau griiben."
9eiratbspermittler: pHu - unb
pie funttionirt Iie2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19

Trains marked . run daily except
Sunday; all others daily. The 9:o5 u.
Chicago Special" No. 8 is the
best and fastest train 10 Chicago. 1t
has free reclining chair cars and Buffet
Pullman parlor cars, n arrives IN
Chicago at 1:40 p. M, in time for all
eastern connections. The l1!40 y, H..
train for st. Paul. the Great Western
Limited" is a splendid train of new
compartment and standard Pullman
sleepers and free chair cars. Through
cars n sleepers in all directions. For
information of any kind call az city
ticket office.
z. q. ROSS,
City Ticket Agent.
Depot foot of Eighth street. City
Ticket Office, 695 Main street. Tel. 12a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19

(2lus elmer annpnce:) .@iGa in
elmer Sommerfrii6e Wteus, in Der
Ndhe zines 8a(b)ntnotenpunttes, gu
taufen seiu9t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
Cru bter.

Srudfe9ler.
Glus elmer 4nnpnce::) v@iqd in
elmer Sommerfrii6e Wieus, in Der
Ndbe zines 8a(6)ntnotenpunttes, gu
taufen gelu4t."
8eim Groausbu6 gu einem Neubau
tpuroen mebrere nod gut er6dltene r0s
mif6e Mii(t)5en sefunben, pel6s aus
Der 3eit oes &aiiers auguitus itams
men iulIen.
SIN Der Gpmpaanie bes Sauptz
manns b. 8. iinb in lebtsr 3sit eins
Reibe I9perer SrunfenbeitsfGQe borz
getommen. Der Sberit beipri6t itf
bespesen nit benz Sauptmann unn
befieblt linn, besbalb einmal Der sans
gen Gpmpagnte ben Stanbpuntt gss
bDrig tlar au MAIDEN. Der Saupts
mann, ielbit Elm tupferer 3eder, ldBt
oarauf Die Gompagnie autreten uni
bdlt fplgenoe Qnfpra6e:
r2eute! Sbr Ieip in Der lebten
3eit mafenbaft betrunten ~getpeien,
0as oarf ni6t 10 fprtgeben. GrItsus
ion ii9 Der Solbat iiberbaupt nift
betrinten. unb speitens ipa er etpas
pertragen tDnnen. % SIR has pffens
bar ni9t tDnnt, 10 befleiBist Sud
alIo Der MdBisteit. Wsnn sinmal
pur6aus geioffen ipsrben muB. 70 be-
iprgt bas @uer gpmpusniedef. abs
getreten!"
o.: sd bite sic, lsiben sic mir
oreiBig Mart."
g.: ~absr id femme sic ia gar
ni6t!"
81: .Grinnern Sic Ii9 benin ni6t,
ouB mir leBtbin i'm Concert neben>
sinanoer iaBen9"
gommeraienratb: ga, ib bab' sss
fern gegeben a Soirse, erpBartig! Sr
tmporttrte Gigarren, tpie lie BEL mir
serau9t puroen, eiebt's nt9t mebr!~
o.: nWas is benin gepprben aus
9einem Qaronleben9"
g.: Ser is sepprbsn d 9pttor
Surisleben."
81: Dir i6eint gar, Su lernii
italienii6?"
g.: .Sas peibt 0u ni6t9 S6ou
felt feds Wonaten. SD baltic mir ia
einsn Meiiter!"
o.: LIMB bait Su i9on @rfolse
81 per5ei4nen9"
g.: 80 freilt6 - er fpri9t fdon
10 siemli9 beuti9!"
9err 8anbis, Elm reid aepprbener
Weinz, gplpnialpdarenz, Sabatz UNI
GigarrenbGnbler bat an ben ReItaus
rateur YanI6mann cine Sprberune
bon 70 Mart, bic sr aber troB eifriz
gen Mabnens ni6t sintrsiben Tam.
S9lieBli6 tummt sr auf ben @ebans
ten: .Woaen's abIaufen!"
@eoa6t, getban! Mit elm paa,
5reunoen gebt er gu Pai6mann in biz
rSiibe Seimatb" unb lGbt Sstt an
fabren. cine Slai6e mad Der anbern,
@ls er mertte, baB bic 70 Wart ppl
iino, ruff er:
pOu, 9anI6mann!"
nSu, mas siebt's9"
nWte piel bab' t92"
nSie63ig Mart!"
$50 biel biit Ou mir ia i9ulbig!"
Song ri6tigi"
Damn iinb mir alio quitt!"
.Sapobl!"
Ser Sett mar aber gut! :. Sag
etnmal, mo bait 9u ben bere"
Den bab' id bon Dir 'riiberbolsu
lahen!"
rWaaas? anI6reiben IaKsn9!@
nSaipobl!"
Sonntassidger: .Was niibt es euf
SaIep, tpeun ibr mir audi iebt bapons
luuft - beim 8ilbpretbGnpler erpiit
id eu6 po4!"
vGs 1T nod nitt buntel aenug",
fliiitsrte Tie. dnsitlid bic Strabe aui
unb al ipGbenb. r&ein MenI6 lit gu
lsben", sntgegnste er na6 einem for
i6snben Runoblid. Fiber ieber
q(ugeublid Tam Semano um bic Gds
tpmmen unb uns %ertennen, unb i'd
miibte oann iterben Dor S9am." =
.@ut, bann parten mir nod cine
Deils", trDitets er, - Mas modbteu
Die 8eiben S6redlibes p~prbabsn?
Sic ppllte ibre erite 2ettipn auf benz
Sabrrao uebmen,
.8srfIssn sic iibsr mid, 8ndbigz
tie, i4 bin gu iebem Ritterpienft be-
rett."
.@irtli99"
nMein Gbrenport!"
Sra, oann befreien sic mid bon
! Sbrer 9eaentpdrt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19

8eim Grbausbu6 gu einsm Rsubau
puroen mebrere nod gut erbaltene rOs
mifde Wtii(t)5en sefunben, pel9s aus
Der 3eit oes &aiiers 4ueuitus itams
men iolen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
9ennpt kpitr Bpln-sonoern

Menu Sbr ntdt ftuoet,
! eaS Ste beNer ais irgeRo cine
4 anoere lit, bic sum ielbeu poer
= einem bbberen Greiie auseboz
n Diro, ODER Denn Sbr aus irz
no pelhem @runoe unSufries
n feb, ihift ne aui uniere Sp=
N Suriid uno mir rperben Cub
. @eIe uno bic 5rattsebahrsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
Ill. Central II. II.
Time Table Effective Jan. 10, 1901.
WEST.

Time able Effective Jan. 13, 1901.
WEST.
Passenger leaves, daily. 80. $40 a N
Passenger leaves, ex. Sunday 4.45 p IN
Passenger leaves, daily. 80. 1892 p N
Passenger arrives, daily. 49,. 400 4 IN
Passenger ar, daily ex. Sun. .11,15 a m
Passenger arrives, daily. 4.30 p m
Passenger arrives, daily. -. 1920 p m
Passenger leaves, daily. -. 1.55 p IN
EAST AND SOUTH.
Passenger leaves, ex. Sunday 7.30 a m
SPassenger w., Sunday ...... lilo p N
sPassenger leaves, daily. -. 500 a IN
passenger leaves, daily. -. lilo p N
Passenger leaves, daily. -. 4,35 p III
Passenger arrives, daily. 80. 500 n IN
Passenger arrives, daily. -. 1.50 p m
Passenger ar, except Sunday 9,10 p IN
Passenger arrives, daily. ...10.27 p IN
Passenger arrives, daily. -. 4.50 a IN
Passenger ar. daily, ex. Sun. 2.3O p IN
.*South.
The 4.35 p. m. train for Chicago Is
equipped with sleepers and dining car
for Chicago.
ARRIVE AT CHICAGO.
Leaves Dubuque, ex. Sunday 7.30 o IN
Arrives Chicago, ex, Sunday 1855 p IN
Leave Dubuque, daily. 800 a IN
Arrive Chicago, daily. $50 a IN
Leave Dubuque, daily. .,...11.3O p IN
Arrive Chicago, daily. ...... 700 a IN
Leave Dubuque, daily 49,. 4.35 p IN
Arrive Chicago, daily. ...... $50 y IN
LEAVE CHICAGO.
Leave Chicago, daily. ....... $50 a IN
Arrive Dubuque daily. ..... 1.50 p IN
Leave Chicago, ex. Sunday. 3.45 p IN
Arrive Dubuque, tx. Sunday 9.10 p IN
Leave Chicago, daily. ...... 5.45 p IN
Arrive Dubuque, daily. -. 1927 p IN
Leave Chicago, daily....... 2.55 a IN
Arrive Dubuque, daily. ..... 500 a IN
Sleeper on night train to Chicago.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-04-11
Shooting Scrape.
From the cimnrron Sentinel Apr 4.

entlnel J.
B. V. Vancll, man in the employ
of Archie Keech, shot William Shay
with 45-calibre Colts revolver yee-
terday afternoon, the ball striking
him in the right leg just below the
knee and ranging upward through
the feshy part cf the limb and COM
ing out with cut striking the bone
The wound, although quite painful, is
not considered serious. DR.. Hollem-
beak was called to attend the wound
ed man. He dressed the leg and
left Shay resting easily at the homo
of A. w Meyer, where he was taken
Immediately after the shooting.
Deputy sheriffs Evans and Fisher
went down to the Keech place last
night and arrested Vai1ci1 and
brought him to town. He will be
given a preliminary hearing before
Justice Barton today. No was
present to witness the affair,
but Vancil talks freely about the
matter, and made the following
statement to the Sentinel
sBetween 4 and O'Clock in the
afternoon L was holding Keech's
cattle on the Ady place when I noti-
ced Shay riding horseback in the di-
rection of Keech's place. [ rode
over to the house to learn what he
wantod. When L got there Shay
told me he wanted to got some cat
tie there belonging to VIM. Wilkin-
son. I told him he would have to
get an order from Keech get the
stock when he was at home. He re-
piled with an oath that he intended
told him he could not have them in
Keech's absence. He replied that he
had as good a gun as mine, and that
we could shoot it out at the herd L
mounted my horse and rode back to
the cattle and commenced punching
them preparatory to driving them up
Shay appeared and commenced cut
his right pocket as if he had hold OF
gun. I commanded him to stop
and rode toward him. He kept
right on working the cattle and I
drew my gun and shot at him. The
first shot missed him and I fired
again, when Shay dropped out of his
saddle to the ground. L then drove
the cattle home. Mr.. Ralston came
along in a wagon and took Shay
to Myers house. I simply took Shay
at his word and protected myself
This is about all there was to it,
Vancil is quiet inoffensive citizen
and has hitherto borne good repu-
tation
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-04-11

to receive S35 for assignment tax certificate
on west half OF lot 1 and all lot ?. block 1s.
. Crawfordss addition
On motion, The treasurer be instructed to
receive face OF taxes plus per interest
on lot and sw-l4 neK and lot 6 and se14 of
nw1z of 2s -26.
structed to receive face of taxes on the fol-
lowing property Lot IL. west feet of lot 81
and east half 10 feet lot 81 and lot CO. So. 81.
1oa and 10 Front Street. 1exIa5 feet of block
Z, KIaine & McIntyre's addition.
West 10 feet of block 2s and all block a
Evans addition.
Lots 6, s. and 10. J. Collars addition
Lots p. 24, 26. 2s, so and 81 olives addition
On motion. county treasurer be instructed
to receive S25 for assignment of tax certifi-
cate on lot block Is, olives addition.
On motion county treasurer be instructed
to receive $50 for assignment certificate on
lots 1, ?, 3, and4, block o spearville-
On motion, the county treasurer be in
strueted to receive f"ce of taxes plus per
cent interest on following lands:
Lot 8 AMI VIZ mex 12-29-26
Lots and of 7-29 25.
Lots 6, : and e5s sea 6-29-25.
Lots 3, and e55 sw Il 1-29-
Net4 CT 1929 c5- sea of = 80 25
Lots ,, and So nw4 5-29-25- SwI of 5-29-25-
Etz sw14 and Va se14 6 %
On motion, the Board adjourned to Thurs
day, April 4th, 9 a
THURSDAY, a. N.
Board net pursuant to Adjournment.
Present-fuII Board
On motion it was decided to adjourn to
Saturday, a. M, for the purpose of allowing
the Board time to view the bridges at Ford
and Pleasant Valley for the purpose of
certaining what repairs are necessary.
SATURDAY, APRIL 6, . a. NJ
Board met pursuant adjournment.
Present-fuII Board.
The application of Fielding Mcdonald ask
ing for admittancc to the state Soldiers
Home considered and motion, the
Board recommended his admission the
Board of Managers of the Home.
On motion g. II. Ripple & Co. were allowed
a rebate of S370 valuation personal tax
for tue year 19eOin Dodge township.
On motion, the county treasurer be in
structed to receive $50 for assignment of Ger
tificate on lots and 10 and So nw14 -27 -26.
On motion the personal tax OF NIessrs- I'm
boden 81 Hoard for the year 1860 be rebated
as the same was enormously returned.
On motion II. Juneau he refunded all taxes
paid Iot9 section So -26- p. ne was er-
roneously assessed. being the property of
Santa Fe IY-
On motion, the treasurer be instructed to
receive face of taxes IA feet west side of
lot and all lot ?, block 5, KIaine & McIn-
tyres addition.
On otio:. county treasurer instructed
to receive face of tax plus per cent inter
est on nw14 2-25-26.
On motion, county treasurer be Instructed
to receive s. foc assignment of certificate on
lots and 5. block II, SpeaTviIle. also receive
s2-50 for assignment certificate on lot 8,
block II, Spearvitle-
On motion, county treasurer be instructed
to receive $50 for assignment of certificate on
lots Il, IL. block 43. Dodge City.
On motion, the following bills We're al
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-04-11

On motion, the following leases ON school
land were granted F. A Sturgeon, lease 5
per year.
c. III. Way. lease years all section Sc,
twp. %. range &c. except lots and at S25
per year
David Barrow, lease 5 years all section
SO, twp. p, range
Ed Shaffer, lease years on sw14 1925 p at
So per year
On motion, Smith Brothers be granted
lease years sw14 36 1928 6.25 per year
On motion county treasurer be instructed
to receive 81 for assignment of certificate on
lots 10 and 20, block Z, BuckIin and SO for
sigl.ment of certificate on lot 9, block 12 and
So for assignment of certificate on lot 1, block
20, Bueklin, Kas-
On motion the the appointment of John L.
Lloyd, T. r. Campbell and p Cobb ap
praisers of school land nw4 1928 p was ap-
proved.
on motion, the county treasurer in
structed to receive the face of taxes plus 6
Per cent interest the following lands:
Nw14 21-29 22-
Mex 2s- 1922
So sw4 % and nj nw14 1929 p.
SI Sw14 81 2G-22.
Sw14 20 % %
Nw1z 20 go
Se7z 20 % p.
On motion. the county treasurer be in
structed to receive S1se22 in payment of taxes
against lots and p, Locust street
On motion the county treasurer be instruct
ed to receive so in payment of taxes lots
50 and So Locust street
structed to receive face of taxes plus 6 per
cent interest lots 3. of section 20 80
also NJ sw1z 1926 "a west of railroad
The appointments of 8 H. Seacat. Thos
Bianken baker and John Davis appraisers
of sex 36-2522, school land was approved
Report of examiners of county treasury
for 1st quarter approved and motion
O. A. Bond and john s Rush We're appointed
to assist the probate Judge in examination
of comfy treasurer's books the coming quar-
ter
On motion. the following bills were al
lowed. s4ssse, e s4a.f
N B. KIaIne, stationery-s--- - q 5
On 1esase IoIssS years pc 81 Fanted Al
On motion. the county streasurer be i'm.
Estruetedt0 receive s. for zRssfgxi1neI of tax
cerfffi cate on lot 9, 5Iock8z, SPearviHe.Ss5
kfsOn necttop.f tlies following bills ere
salloEed .esss sfssxa ars5g6f-zf5aeTd 20 8
81 5ea sssaHsE esssse cEesffof orr ssasz
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-04-11

DR.. Simpson, of Dodge City who
owns the Bose1 ranch eight miles
down the river, had a fine thorough
bred Red Poll calf stolen few days
ago only few days after its birth.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-04-11


The bill of DIR. T. L. McCarty of s4o0 for med
ica1 services small pox cases of Ramsey
and Schrader was considered and on motion
it was allowed in the sum of $3.50
The following resolution offered by Mr..
Duncker was on motion adopted:
Resolved by the Board of County Commits
siOners of Ford County. Kansas, that in the
future this Board Will not allow any bills pre-
sented for medical services for any
nursing of sick people unless the bills
recommended by the county health officer
and in case will the County be liable
medical services for transient paupers-
On motion, the following bills al
lowed:
T. L. McCarty, medical services
dered Thomas Jones' 10 90
On motion the county treasurer receive s.
for assignment of lot o. block Is. SpearvilIe-
On motion, the Board adjourned to Tues
day. April 9th, 8 q.
sP REYNOLDS.
By r. s CRANE. Deputy. Co. Clerk.
TUESDAY. April. 9TH. A NJ
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-full Boawd.
On motion. the following bills were
lowed:
II. b. Bell, Jr, 5 days court bailiff- 50
Sam stubbs. supplies for county poor
and small poN patients. 1o5 10
All bills presented to the Board for expense
incurred in cases of smallpox patients were
allowed under protest The following bills
were allowed:
VIM. Ramsey, goods destroyed IS 25
W. J. Schroeder, - p 90
Mrs. Susie Parsley, goods destroyed 30
Wn Wilkinson. paper and hanging
paper in house of smallpox patients IL 10
Strange &sulnmersby. su'pTs for poor
and small pox patients ..-.... So So
Adam & Hulpieu. supplies and
goods for smallpox patients. 65 50
c. E. McCarty, disinfecting house and
chemicals 10
Adam Il IIu1pieu. goods furnished J.
HuIpIeu's house that destroy
ed contagious disease) =. SO C5
T. E French. dist. clerks fees State
s.
Frank Crouch, assessing Bloom twp. 81 co
The following bonds were approved:
Bond of J. w. Hicks, Constable. Dodge
Bond of p. R. Hobble. Justice of Peace.
Dodge City.
on motion, the following bills were al
lowed:
Palace Drug Co, supplies - s 10 e5
w G. Duneker. sal'y county com 4s 90
Mic Mayrath. - - - AZ 90
a. j. Anthony, - ..... 33 CO
Frank Boesel. keeping Emma Auger-
man, insane .---... 80 90
W. F. Pane. co. supplies and supplies
county poor and smallpox
patients 26 sc
On motion, the county treasurer be in
structed to receive face of taxes plus 6 per
cent interest nw11 s. 1928.
On motion T. F. Garner be allowed rebate
of $40 on second half personal tax in Grand
view, Royal and Fairview townships for the
year 1890.
The county clerk was instructed to publish
the naIaes of all parties that ars receiving
county ald The following parties received
aid from Ford County during the past three
months Thomas Jones. Ebert S. Hall,
Sidney C. Gibson, Mary Lawrence, VIM.
Ramsey, Mrs. Fay. AR. Van Ordstrand. Mrs.
CarIocl1, Mr. Dunn. Mrs. McC1araa, Orvie
Gregg, Nathan G.. Dorset, Emma Augaman
Cnsane), S. G. Baldwin, Mrs. Beeke1, VIM.
Gregg, Mrs. Pratt, NIr. Schroeder and John
West.
On motion the Board adjourned to wednes-
day, April 10, @ a.
S. p. REYNOLDS,
By r. s. CRANE, Deputy. Co. Clerk.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-04-11

We understand that VIM. Herman
Sr. will move to the state of Wash
ington, where one of his sons went a
short time ago. Mr.. Herman has
lived near Oferle for sixteen years.
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