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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-04-11
On motion. the following bins were al

On motion, the following bills were al
lowed:
Mike Kennedy, support and care of
court yard months ---------- 50 co
Joe Harper, days court bailin -----.- 10 80
Grant Hale, boarding prisoners 81 20
Bill of Geo WiIcoxon of S26-ce for caring for
James A Card. was laid over
c. G. Logan, medical services for G.
GIbsoD. transient ----.S 20 90
J. H Oupree's bill of $500 for keeping E.
s. Hall was allowed in the sum of s24oo-
On motion, county treasurer be instructed
to receive face of taxes plus per cent on the
tificates:
Southwest quarter and southeast quarter
OF section 20, twp. 20. range p and orthwest
quarter OF section %. twp %. range p, and
northeast quarter of sec 20, twp %. range 23.
On motion. Board adjourned to Wednes
day. a. NJ
WEDNESDAY, "a. a.
Board met pursuant to Adjournment.
Presen-fulI Board
On motion, county treasurer be instructed
to receive face of taxes plus per cent inter
est in payment of all back taxes on following g
property:
Mex of section 10 and VIZ .sw1A Il and e1s
SEA Is, all in twp. 27, range 21-
Nw14 8 23-2G-
Lots 6. 7 and e5S sw14 6-27-24
Lots 3. 4, and sex nw44 6-2e-23.
Sw4 1923 26.
to receive $3.50 in payment of all taxes
against lots A and 45 Evans addition and
lots Is and 16 and east foot of lot II Chest
nut street, Dodge City.
On motion, the petitions of George s. Court
ney, Charles Hickman and others asking
that roads Nos. 1@9 and 130 be vacated, were
laid over until the July IA Getting.
On motion, rebate of valuation Of $500
each allowed lots 42 43 and II w WtlnIIt
street. Dodge City, for the year 1900
Petition of Myer Lawrence and others
praying for the vacation of n portion of road
No. los in speaIviiIe township was granted
and z. Moody, Fred Weidower and W. H.
Beck were appointed viewers and Monday
May 27, 1901, the day set for the viewers to
meet and view the portion of the road asked
to be vacated.
on motion, the following bills were all
lowed:
w II. Preston, fees state vs. Crawford
s TuttIe ...--.--.-.. ..-.--.S so
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-04-11

A Sterling man who has never be-
fore lost the combination now ad-
nits that for the first time in ten
years he doesn't know where he can
buy drop in the town.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-04-11

1t is with much pleasure and salts
faction that we publish the fact that
Meade's bonded Indebtedness has
been ::eompro onaisedv and reduced to
Of Mayor Boehler and his attorney
for the city, Judge Ed Madison
The ,refunding bonds. have been
issuedland sold and Meade has now
comparatively a small indebtedness
Mayor Boehler has 1abored un-
ceasing gly to get the city; debt reduced
and compromise and the Globe and
our people have every reason to con-
graduate him on his successful eff
orts.-- Meade Globe ses,fss.4 ssfs BIZ
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-04-11

Gun repairing, ETC.. key filing and all
kinds of repairing atthe Novelty Works.
doors south of the RINK.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-04-11

t. s. Truelove. scalp co
G. w Grantham, nursing f. s. Hail.. 70
W. T. Meadows, guard smallpox 4 so
John Gibson. - 90
J. NJ Baker. y 80
Geo. J. Carrier. oil for y 30
G. b Toles. nursing E. S. Hail 81 90
J. f. O'Niel, milk, small pox patients S co
Con P1unzett. guard - 81 80
D. J. burnett, . 2f 90
J. F. Crawford Gn
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-04-11

est and willing efforts. Miss Dodo Dill
lion, Principal, beginning her labor
stranger here, has made many faiends in
her modest and unassuning social man
ner and efficient work
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-04-11

A fine line Of assorted sizes flower pots
MEL Sc Son.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-04-11

According. to The srsgiatration
books All al tbez1edT teachers the
schools .ofss sGreatsRe end -.are just II
yeaFsse9 R&eMa x1s~ szs esss4@oaa ssds
.1s9z eiEzs b+>sx s-s-.ssf
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-04-11

Zimmerman IIwd. Co, co. supplies $ 5 CO
Grant Hale, telegraph bill, 3 months p OIL
II. B. Bell. Sr., board and room sick q 90
E. B. Goodrich, work at C. h.--.-... 90
p NJ incl & Son, supplies for poor 19 03
Miss S. F. Wells room rent sick pers'n 90
Grant Hale, sherfff's fees, Leather
wood case - s5 90
w. F. Petition, county printing. ...-.. % 10
Carlton N Rose, county supplies -. 25
Grant Hale, fees, Stete VS.. Ellis. 49,. 70
w. Ii. Preston, j. P fees State vs.. Ellis 05
Frank Manda, witness,
j. J.. Finley, 30
w. B. Rhodes, - - as
T. e French cIl1's fees, 90
II. w. Dorsett, supplies for poor -- So
w F. Petition, stationery .-..-.--...--- 116 so
case - ........s.. Is 80
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A Negro Burglar Killed.

Little Rock, April 5.-T. M Hors- fall, well-known young man, shot and instantly killed an unknown ae- gro burglar at the residence of D. L. Prather on Eleventh and Martin streets last night Horsfall was wis iting Miss Prather and was sitting in the parlor when their attraction was attracted by noise in the rear of the house. Picking up a small pistol that was lying on the mantel he went to investigate. He soon ran up against the negro, who pushed him aside and made dash for the doors Horsfall fired and struck the burglar over the temple The ball passed through the negro's head killing him instantly The dead man is about twenty-thre years of age and has not yet been identified
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Peanut Market Cornered.

New York, April 5.-It was an nounced today that firm in Hobo- ken, N. J., had cornered the peanut market, having purchased all the nuts in the Chicago. Boston and New York markets, as well as having se cured this week a 125-carload lot from Norfolk, Va. There has been an advance in prices from 70 to 90 cents bushel lately and membe! of the firm says this has becu due to the corner and expresses his opinion that it will go still higher.
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BILL PASSED HOUSE
AMENDING PENDING CONVICT
 LABOR CONTRACTS.
Three Votes Shy in Effort to Pass the Robins Resolution Over the
 Governors Veto.

Little Rock. April 5.-The following is summary of the business dispos- ed of in the legislature yesterday:
 Senate-Blind school appropriation bill considered in committee of the whole.-Norwood bill to regulate practice of medicine amended and de feated 15 to l4.-By vote of 10 to 12 senate refused to take up Lawrence bill to abolish state capitol commis- sion.-Senator Shorts bill passed, compelling railroads to build depots at stations near the state line
 House-By a vote of 4S to 37 the house failed to pass over Gov. Davis veto the concurrent resolution No 23 (Robins, of Johnson) for a joint com mittee to receive bids for a convict farm.-House tied up" nearly two hours over a bill to reapportion rep resentation in lower branch of gen eral assembly; bill and amendment ; recommitted.-By vote of 5 to 35 the house passed MT, Humphreys bill limiting convict contracts to two years and calling in such contracts extending beyond January 1, 1901.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05

ants in the treasury department show that the cost of the army and navy since the breaking out of the Philip pine insurrection, February 4, 1899, has been about $246,55O,O0O more than it would have been had the same rate of expenditure been maintained that prevailed before the war with Spain.
 Most of the increased cost of the army has been necessitated by the operations in the Philippines, but part of it is chargeable to the military oc. cupation of Cuba and Porto Rico and to the campaign in China, and part of it must be charged to increased ex- penditure for Notifications in the United States and to the increased strength of the artillery with which the war in the Philippines had noth- ing to do.
 Deducting these expenditures on account of the army and navy leaves a net increase on account of the Phil ippines of s173,550 ,OOO. To this amount must be added $20,000,OO0 paid to Spain under the treaty of Paris and other minor items that bring the total up to over S202 ,000.- GOO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05
AGGY MAY VISIT US.
EX-REBEL CHIEF ANXIOUS TO
 COME TO AMERICA
Rebels to Surrender to Uncle Sam.

Manila, April 5.-Aguinaldo is pre- pairing a manifesto, calling upon the insurgents still in the field to end the war. A proclamation of peace is ex- pected now by June. but the matter is being kept quite secret by the authorities, who are awaiting fur ther developments,
 The oath of allegiance which Agui- naldo took was administered by Chief Justice Arellano, in the pres ence of Gen. Macarthur and the lat ter's secretary, Lieut.. Col. Crowder Aguinaldo's consent was won only after patient effort by Arellano. who pointed out to the insurgent chief the laws that have been enacted for the Ifilipinos by the Americans When Arellano had convinced him of the justice of these measures. Aguinaldo said
 Enough, l am satisfied with Amer ica,
 Aguinaldo is ignorant of American institutions and American history, but he seems to be reasonable and open to conviction He is desirous that the insurgents funds in posses sion of the United States be devoted to the education of the native youth, as has been suggested If the devel- opments arc satisfactory to the Amer jeans they will result in the restora- tion of Aguinaldo to liberty. There is every indication that Aguinaldo is quite sincere in the course he has adopted, although hitherto he has shown himself misguided and unscru- pulous
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05
THE SURPLUS Hooking Up of Enormous q Sum in the Uuited States Treasury. COUNTRY BROUGHT FACE TO FACE WITH A COMING
 STRiNGENcY. Was Brought About by Republican Refusal to Reduce Unneces-
 sary Taxation.
BOMB VERY STARTLING FACTS

~ Washington, April 5-Secretary 8Gage estimates that the suprlus for gthe present fiscal year will be over asixty millions, notwithstanding reduc- stions of income during the next three months. This large sum will, how ever, be locked up in the treasury in company with the millions already there; it will not be used i'll buying bonds, thereby reducing the interest
 on the public debt: nor in making de posits in the banks So, at least de- clares the secretary in an authorized interview just published.
 This is a striking commentary on the opposition of the president to any reduction iii war taxation to q greater extent than $30oo0. .000 The United States is rich. =but. no country ean stand the locking up of such enor- &mous sums without suffering from #the consequent diminutions of it5 cir
 aculating medium Bankers and men
 who have money to lend will, of 6urse, profit by money being made 4 Scarce. and by the consequent high z rate of interest. but the people will suffer correspondingly
 Thus the country is brought face to s face with a coming stringency in it's money market, caused by the Repub-
 lican refusal to reduce unnecessary
 taxation. True, it must be admitted that the c. o. P. did it's best to pre- . vent this congestion by spending money lavishly in every way it could devise. It was not it's fault that the expenditures of the last session were , not large enough to wipe out the en- tire sixty million surplus, the failure : to accomplish this being ascribable to the outcry that arose throughout the , country at it's boundless eXtrava- ganee, and not to any lack of will in Itself.
 One cause of expenditure, which N has not yet ceased, has not been 0sured up with any accuracy until N gently. This is the Philippine war, ZBhich, according to semi-oficial esti-
 nates, has cost the United States
 S2o2, ,5S3 ,0o0 in money (exelusive of
 island revenues expendend), 90S off,
 cers and men killed and died of #wounds, and 212o officers and men #dead from disease.
 Estimates made by expert account
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05
SERIES OF THREE GAMES.
Desired by Radford, Va. Baseball
 Team With Pine Bluff Team.

MT. c. D. Monk has received let ter from Mr. C. R. Bright, of Radford. Va, manager of the base bali team of that city, stating that he would like to arrange series of three games between the Radford and Pine Bluff teams in June or July, and also ask ing what dates can be given There is no regular ball team hero but Mr. Monk has been doing some work looking toward the organization of one. with fair prospects Of success. If the team is organized the Radford team will Ec given dates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05
FORT SMITH FIRE. The Loss Is Placed at S16,ooo With Insurance of
 S7,6oo. COUNTY BOARD OF PHYSICIANS AT LoNokE GO AFTER
 FAKlR DOCTORS. St. L. & N. A. Reduces Rates to Con. form to Arkansas Law-Treas-
 ury Statement.
INTERESTING ARKANSAS NEWS

Fort Smith, April 5.-Fire in the livery stable of Bruder Bros, caused total loss of $16, 1000 in four hours The origin of the fire is unknown. The insurance. on the property de- stroyed amounted to only $7,600, so the actual loss was 5000. The firm of Bruder Bros, the Thrash-Lick Printing company and M S. Buckley, the owner of the building, are the losers.
 The Thrash-Lick Printing company was the heaviest loser. The firm oc cupied a part of the building as a storage room for paper and the stock was valued at $12,000. upon which was insurance of s7,500. Mr Bruder estimates his loss at about S2000, with an insurance of only $100 The building, which was of stone, has a value of about $1.000, no insurance. It may be repaired. All the cabs in the Bruder barn were saved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05
City Federation Meetinu.

There is meeting of the City Fed eration at Merrill institute this after noon at which the various committees will make reports with reference 10 matters referred to them as 10 the entertainment of the State Fedora. tion of Women's clubs which meets here on April Y. The meeting went into session too late for the Graphic to give report of the proceedings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05
Russia May Leave Concert.

London, April 5.-"The Italian min ister in Pekin telegraphs,' says the Rome correspondent of the Daily Mail that M De Giers has threaten ed that Russia will leave the concert if the powers continue to oppose the Manchurian convention"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05
Passenger Rate Reduced.

Eureka Springs. April 5.-The St. L. X N A. railroad has made passen- ger rates conforming 10 the state law. which is three cents per mile between stations in Arkansas, where. as, the rate was formerly six and one half cents. The road will De open for general business April E as far as Harrison.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05
Treasury Balance.

Little Rock. April 5-FolloWing is the quarterly statement of balances in the state treasury: Cash s295.- S43.6f; county scrip, 13,93177; city scrip, $72.23; three per cent funding bonds, $l11S, 300; three per cent fund ing coupons, $973.o95; Governor Dan ". Jones notes. s102.915.95
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05
CRIMINAL DOCKET Of the Jefferson Circuit Court as It Is St
 for Trial. THREE MURDER CASES AND ONE ACCESSORY TO MURDER TO
 BE HEARD. The Hearing of Criminal Cases Be- gins April IS and Will Last
 About q Month
NEWS FROM THE COURTS

The criminal docket of the Jeffer- son circuit court has been 'sets%for trial. There are three murder cases on the docket, and one for accessory to murder The murder cases are John Ellis, Reuben Howard and Jack Green. Ellis is charged with murder in the first degree Thos. Craig is charged with accessory to murder The docket is as follows: April 15-Clabe Simms,= grand lar eeny; same, burglary.
 April 16-GrifIin Shelton. appeal, Eliza Taylor, appeal. Moses Wells. forgery
 April 17-F zangerl. appeal; Wm. Ross, appeal; Robert Brown, appeal. Abram Hill. appeal; Richard Stan field, appeal; E. H. Gibbs, appeal, Charley Dyer, grand larceny.
 April 1s-Franlf Brown, grand lar eeny; J. F. Smith, grand larceny. Richard Allen, gaming; Henry Jack son, gaming
 April 19-Joe Williams, grand larceny; Jack Alien, receiving stolen property; Reuben Howard murder.
 April 22-DaYe Rainey, intimda- tion appeaI same. grand larceny, two cases.
 April 23-Handy Qnalls, grand lar ceny, two cases
 April 24-Lonis Smith, assault to kill; John Ellis, murder in the first degree
 April 2G.-Thos. Craig. accessory to murder Jack Green, murder.
 April 29=Garland Fenton. grand larceny
 April 30-Henry Taylor trespass.
 May w D Hiyens, forgery, Dave Lyles disturbing the peace. ap- peal; Joe Frazier. carrying a pistol appeal.
 May 2-C. K Kimbraugh. grand larccny zaek Seal. grand larceny. C. K. kimbraagh, geand larceny.
 May 3-Eneien Armstrong, for sery all city appeal cases are also set for trial on this day
 May f-Allen elayburn. accessory to trespass.. same freepass.
 May 7-fIarrison Davis perjury: same, assault to kill.
 May K Gaming and appeal cases.
 May Peter simns grand lar ceny.
 As will be observed the trial of criminal cases begins on April l.. and 1t will require about month to dis. pose of the docket
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05
William R. Warner.

Philadelphia April {. William R. Warner ] widely known manafactar ing chemist, is dead Mr Warner was tho first man to manufacture sagar-eoated pills and to introduce licorice tablets He vas distant relative of George w. hngton and his art collection inc s over ono hundred portraits ot Wa. hington,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05
Goinq After Fakir Doctors.

Carlisle, April 5.-One F. P. Davis, an alleged fakil. who has been pos ing as a doctor for the past fifteen months in this place and imposing upon the community. having what he called a diploma from the we'll known peddler in such commodities of Chicago, having been cited to ap- pear at Lonoke before the county board to show cause why he should not be amenable for violation of the law left in a hurry on the early east bound train yesterday Several large damage suits for malpractice were to be entered against him. The alleged quack left his wife here in his hurry. not having time to take her with him. Davis had posed as consistent church member. Knight of Pythias and also as member of the Knights and Ladies of Honor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05
Appointed Agent Joneshoro-

Texarkana April 5.-Col J. T. Fer. suson, formerly joint agent for the Missouri Pacific lines here, has been appointed general agent for the Cot ton Belt at Jonesboro, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05
Bridegroom Released from Jail

Little Rock, April 5.-The affidavit of perjury made by Mrs Lizzie John
 son against her son-in-law, Robert Foster, was withdrawn yesterday on condition that he agree to a divorce. which he did, and was released from jail. To secure marriage license
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05

Foster swore that Miss Johnson was of legal age, which was false, and he found himself in jail few hours after he became bridegroom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05

In the circuit court today the ac- 4oh of Carrie Green Blatt against the Altheimer Dry Goods company took ap most of the time | is suit by the plaintiff te aispossess tho de. fendants of the storehouse they now occupy on Main street.
 The next case 10 bc called is tha appeal case Of fhe Pine Bluff rror Works against J r Breyfus
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-05
American Anti-saIoon League.

Washington, April 5-The officers of the American Anti-Saloon leagHe have fixed December 3 10 , inclusive as the date for holding the national convention of the association.
 The gas stove is the cheapest stove, gas the cheapest fuel. dtf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-08-13
DETERMINED TO DIE.
A Confederate soldier Who stubborn
~ Refused To Make His
Escape.

Our civil war had many purple ties.
taments" that showed its ruthless
ness and wolfish cruelty. but these
are wars main features, and the fol.
lowing only proves it: Death fol
some had no terrors; for renown and
shoulder straps some risk il, OF
through defense OF principle or re.
morse some seek it. The First Ten
nessee enlisted for three months
service. Drawer men never shout
dered a gun or gave the confederate
yell. 1t was largely Irish in its make
up, had as many daredevils as ever
followed the beat of drum, and
earned fighting record second to
none. They mutinied, not for want
of love for Dixie, but because, their
term OF service being out, they
wanted to choose their own com
mands, in which they were not only
willing to fight for her, but, If needs
be, die for her, as many of them did.
The conscript act was in force when
their enlistment ended, under which
they had TO stay in their old COM
mand. The rules of war are retro
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-08-13
BAD HABITS LIKE WEEDS.
A Good Gardener Does Not Cut Them
Down, He Pulls Them Up
by the Roots.

How comparatively easy to cut off
a weed; and for the time it seems
as though every trace of it was
gone; at last the ground is clear and
the garden can bring forth it's very
best. But in a few days the weeds
show themselves again. In the
wedding of the garden there was no
attention given 10 roots, and though
the weeds were cut off the roots still
remained in the ground What
strength and vitality there is in a
weed; with or without sun, or rain,
even in spite of frost, weeds grow
where other plants droop and die.
There is only one thing to do with
a weed; pull it up by the roots!
Many. bad habits. the weeds of life,
grow without attention, and in spite
of ourselves. Now and then there is
a movement in the life garden and
there seems to be thorough clean
ing out of weeds. But the weeds
have just been cut from the surface,
the roots are still there and are
bound to come up again. Clean
clothes do not change the character
of a tramp; he is a tramp inside;
resolutions to stop evil habits do
not change the real man; the roots
are inside. Unless a mans heart is
cleansed, the roots of evil taken out,
weed cutting is only a pleasant pas
time, it accomplishes nothing. The
Book says something of being born
again; have you read it?-Baptist
Union.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-08-13
Easy 10 Take
Easy 6O Operate
on. prompt. healthful, satisfactory =
HOOsk,S Pills
TRIPLBLAUEOHIKG.
At sparrOw's Point To Be Witnessed By
Prominent Naval Officers

At Sparrow's Point To Be Witnessed BY
Prominent Naval Officers
A large number of prominent naval
officers will visit Sparrow's Point near
Baltimore on Thursday to witness the
triple launching of torpedo boat destroy
ers. Acting Secretary Hackett will be
present. and among those accompanying
him will be Admiral Crowninshield. the
chief OF the Bureau of Navigation; Com
mander Cowles. the assistant chief; Ad-
miral Endicott. the chief of the Bureau
OF Yards and Docks; MIR. K. p. Hanna.
the acting Judge advocate general; Naval
Constructor II c. Smith. Naval Con-
structor ID. w. Taylor. Mr.. Darius
Greene, chief clerk OF the Bureau Of Con-
siruction and Repair; Commander F. n.
Bailey, Lieut. c c. Rommell. Lieuten-
ant Commander w. Nj. Parks. Prot.
Charles Smith, of the Bureau OF Steam
Engineering. and Mr.. w. H. II. Smith.
chief clerk OF that bureau, and Lieulen-
ant Commander G.. +. ID W. Veeder.
of the Bureau OF Equipment
The party will leave Washington
Thursday morning at IL o'clock, and will
return at o'clock. On their return to
that city all the officers will 60 back TO
their bureaus to clear up the work that
may have Accumulated during their alb
sence at Baltimore.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-08-13
Tbonsands Sent Into Exile,

Every year large number of poor
sufferers whose lungs are sore and rack
ed with coughs are urged to go TO anoih-
er climate. But this is costly and not
always sure Don't be an exile when
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton will cure you at home. lt'sthe most
infalhble medicine for Coughs, Colds,
and all Throat and Lung diseases on
earth. The first dose brings relief AS
founding cures result, from persistent
use. Trial bottles tree at Feldmeyer
Bros. City Drug Store. Price 50 cents
and 81. 90. Every bottle guaranteed. t