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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05

Mrs. b. Hartneck, New ID III, ~ oil
Mrs. lA. Wlesner. New Ul - 20
Leon Bartl, New % - /. - %
jos L lind aas NV jim s
Michael Macho. New Ul ~ 00|
y w n nssho s, New Y
Lars Doe, View Tim .:s 3. Z. 90
Carl kIng. New q Inn 6s 0D
Ms Sleepy Eye = tS
MISi 8 s. {, K !. Sleepy Eye. g q
MS. Hans Thorseni Hans %
Mrs. Mathilda Nehls. New III I'm. y. $500
Mrs. E Hesse New Y q GO GO
Conrad MOrShman, New Ul Inn. 10 sOO
Mrs. Marg. Ho1mann.; New Vim. ...... 200
Mrs Fredericka Ra al 81, Golden Gate S. %
Mrs. Inl HalIig, New S. 90
Mrs. Selma Waibel, New % I'm. 81 90
George schottenba New Ulm. 4ss 90
MIS- Mrs. Mary ary ha lnafsl nsM NeM %
Mrs. ROsela Ambrosch, New Tim. ...-.s "a %
John l Elder New y 2! g e @
Michael Fuchs, New q q. g Oo
Mrs. Wilhelmina Schertz, New Ulm. 80. 30 90
Mrs Mrs. Theresa Korherr snring field q & 90 90
Fritz Werner New Jim IS DOL
Mich, Buchholz, New Tim. 20 90
Mrs. Theresa Tel New g oC
Mrs Susan Schmid, New Ulm. Z. "a 10.
Mrs. Franziska Macho. New 10 n.. 3. SO DO
Coil Schade. New IS 0O
Mrs. JohH KneStner, New III 81 90
Jos. SchOtt enbaner, New % I'm 600 81 90
Mrs. N. EDahlmann. New. Ulni ......... 331 co.
III. Rivers. Spring e9 90:
4 Carl undermann, Sleepy Eye 80 co
John Ubl New C1in e. e Il 8. ~ co.
Mrs. J.sFuchs, New III .... ~ 90
Mrs. Johanna Macho. New vi M 3. lb$ 90
George Brix New II 90
Eliza beth e tier, New 20
4 Total IS. :. . I. =. 1854 90
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05
Statement ~"
POSTAGE AND EXPRESS.

PUS Tag " AND EXPRESS.
L. G. Yoge1. county auditor, postage S32 81
L.G. Nogel, county auditor, express.
", freight; telephone. messages, etc.. II 80
w. G. Miller, register of deeds, post
~ age .......:... .....;..........:.....:... 34i1
.F.Runck superintendent of schools,
~ postage. II 95
W. +: Runck, Supt. of schools, express
and freight: 90
5. A. George. judge of probate. post !
age. Observation-Disclosures. So
A. ochwerdtfeger, Co. Treas, postage II rs
John Schneider, Co. Treas. postage "a 80
John Cutting. Supt. Of Schools. post
age and express Recommendations, 10 IS
Total.............. $156 81
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05

John Johnson so 90
Christ. lar Springfe d s. 3. 90
John Kripner New co
Aug. Stoeh. New co
oRl asiaa s#
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05
County Poor Fund

a 4 2 s T.4
RECEIPTS. -. 4. LIZ
Order No. 6O96 payable to P. G. John
son, refunded ................... 1t5O
Sale OF poor farm to Chas. Stuebe. be- zz AZ
ing the s E u OF N w a.. and the s "
- of N E " OF section No. 8, Township 81
No. 100, Range No.. 49,. - =. zoos 90
From Redwood Go.fors caring C. Wal
stron. sent FROM SanbO rns 13l 90
March settlement tax coliection........ ,113 SO
June settlement tax collection. 097 80
November settlement tax collection 2S9 66
+sE Total. ......$$7 ,641 IS
AND RECAPITULATION OF
64<s. s POOR FUND. 4
County. Physicians salary, state- I, ! !.
Expenditures, stipends and Relief by
Relief orders issued by county com 's
missioners statement 80. 2s78 10
Cash On hand January
ss ss#.3 h Total .ss77,e41 s.
~. Statement !" ~ II. 4
COUNTY PHYSICIANS SALARY.
Dr.. G.F. Reach1er. 1st. District i. -. .ss4s IS
Dr.J Nv .fB.sNelc leone il. End District Sls 75S
Thos. lliyan, 80 DIstric $50 oo
. Fotal ...... tS74a22 So
j 4
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05

William sHei1emAnn, for keeping the
Iberia bridge IN repairs, by order OF
S bridge COmmttte ]. 4 IN 81
JOS. Haag. for replankfng the Metzen
bridge, by Ord0ro OF the Bridge Com Il q
sfetefSOn 4 Carlson, Tor painting the
IBERIA bridge, by order OF the bridge
cUmm1tt 80. -. "a 00
Biue Earth Co., being y OF the costs
s Tor laying out judicial road be-
rs tween the counties OF Blue Earth
IS ana brown In the state OF Mimi as
Per petition and order OF the Judge
OF district court OF the Sixth Indi
cial Distri ct..-- - lag 90
Jos. Groebner, for cleaning Metzen
A. j. Vogel. for 1925 It. OF NO. sinch -
Il white oak bridge planks delivered
. at New Jim at $50 S5.,. - .. - IT. 9S
6sO62 tt. delivered at Springfield at
$35.85 and extra freigh 225 96
Refunded by refunding orders No. As
ana 05
APPROPRIATIONS.
Town OF Milford. for culyerts used at
the Richartz brid ge...-- ... so 90
Town of Eden, for repairs and i'm
prOyements OF public highway
leading along the vest end Of the
town OF Eden, where the same is 81
located as a judicial road .....-.., .., 200 90
Balance On nand Jan. list, l9. go. LIS SO
Total-....-.,.- S. ,16s 81
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-02-05
. County r Dad and
Bridge i I; !; F'1r " g |.
RECEIPTS ) I.

Balance on hand Jar. ID st,s 1901 25To "a
March settlement tax collection. . !. SIG SO
June N ~ ~
November = 9 y = 10b On
Order NO. [, Oo8 issued to Jos. Groebner &
. 800
Total 49,. $ Ia 50
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-27
CONTRA NOTICE.

This is to give notice, that T, r.
Mossman having never at any time
held any power or powers of at
torney, either written or otherwise
from r, Il. Mossmap, nor either any
intimation of any, as rurported by
notice from him in this mornings
issue Of the "Paci6c Commercial Ad-
vertiser," has never at any time act
ed, attempted, nor does he propose
to act for said e e. Mossman 10
any capacity whatever. Any such
notice on his part is obviously a
deliberate attempt TO deceive some
one or other.
THOS. R. MOSsMAN.
Honolulu, Aug 20, 1902. 2293-3t
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-27
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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-27
WHERE MILITARY CONTROLS.

But there will be no more serious
outbreaks in the Shenandoah region.
The fifteen hundred men of the
Eighth and Twelfth regiments and
the Governors Troop have the Lithu.
anian settlements SO well awed that
even "the worst citizens in the Unit
ed States as they are called, can do
nothing but resort to isolated instan-
ces of brutality and guerilla war
fare from the underbrush.
Even this is reduced to an occasion.
al pot shot at sentries or a volley of
stones at camp. Any, serious out
break in any district, however, will be
followed by troops in a half dozen
hours, as every regiment in the State
is practically under waiting orders,
General Goblin, at Shenandoah, is con
stantly in touch with every part of
the district, trains are awaiting or
ders to rush on the men and COM
missaries have engaged supplies for
them.
THEY RE HAVING HARD TIMES.
The quiet of Sunday appears to
have fallen over this, six months ago
the busiest and apparently the most
prosperous section of the State. 1t
Will be many years before the mil
lions now being lost can be recover
ed. From Shamokin to Scranton
hard times" have truly come. In Ha-
zleton to night the main street of the
city, with its long line of stores, had
not one-twentieth OF the usual Satur-
day night crowd and merchants stood
in their store doors for hours undis
turbed, II was the same in Shame
kin, Mahanoy City, Delano, Ashland,
Mount Carmel, Centralia and Nanti-
coke.
ARBITRATION THE ONLY SALVATION,
Arbitration, forced by President
Roosevelt or Senators Quay and Pen
rose, is the only hope now. Business
men in every town are organizing
associations and petitions for execu-
tive interference of sine kind daily
burden the mails. Quay, perhaps, is
the main dependence, He has said
he will do what he can, and every one
knows that "can" would only have to
be an intimation that the next Legis-
lature might pass certain stringent
corporation laws to end it all.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-27
IN FEAR OF RIOTS.

In the northern coal field there are
more indications of an endavor to re-
sumo work Around Scranton, where
the anti-strike sentiment was strong.
est, the operators declare that when
the time comes there will be no trou
BILE to find men willing to work The
Hazleton district is not so certain.
AT Tamaqua there were rumors of an
attempt to rasume, and a riot follow
ed at Summit Hill.
AS no man can read the mind of
the Slav miner, so no man can tell
at what moment or where rioting will
begin. Without word of warning
mob may descend on the deputies and
police in some little out of the way
patch" in Carbon county, to the
north, or in Northumberland county.
hundred miles away. If the eight
thousand militiamen of Pennsylvania
were actually under arms, they could
not prevent this. From one end of
the coal field to the other there is
succession of cities, towns and camps
too numerous to be adequately guard
ed by them.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-27
Coal Miners Control Situation.
Continued from Ist page.)

F. G. Luther, chief engineer of the
Pottsville district, this week, who
declared not only was there no pros
pect of resumption, but he had receiv-
ed orders to give up the struggle to
keep five big collieries free of water
and abandon them. This means a
loss to the operators of 81 500, 000 and
also that about thirty-five hundred
men and boys will find no work for
themselves when the end does come.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
A fatal cuttinv sffair occnrrs3 .,

A fatal cutting affair occurred at a tie camp on the St. Francis River ou. posite the Cut Of last Sunday at l.30 o'clock. Sunday morning two men came to Rolfe's livery stable aud went. cd conveyaDce to the camp near tn. Cut O6. A team and driver were fu.. hished. The driver says that they were drinking and qusrrellng all the way, and it was but a few minutes after they arrived Tn camp, when the quarrel terminated in a light resulting lu Hue death Of one, V ho was dre4dfully cut about the face aSd breast. death ensuing in few minutes The mur der escaped to the caue. where It is ut teriy impossible 10 follow him. The names Of the parties could not De as- certained
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
Confederate Veterans,

\. B. Forrest Confederate Veterans Camp had special meeting las. Satur day at the Courthouse. Dr. J. D. Mc Knight was called to the chair and MT. Sam Sellers was elected Secretary.
 The only business transacted was the appointment of a committee 10 as. certain and report the bes. terms which can be had from the railroad officials for transporting the members of this camp 10 the Dallas Reunion in April. The committee appointed was Capt. Tom Folbre. Col. T. c. Merwin. and pr. J. D. Mcknight, and they are ex. pected 10 repor. al the next meeting on the frs, Saturday in March. Weough, to have full meeting at that time. and all of the members of the camp will probably be on hand if the weather is pleasant.
 A trip to Dallas and back for three or four dollars would be heartily enjoy. ed by the Old Vets.
 The camp will meet at 2 p. ID March l.t. 1902.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

Elsewhere in this issue will be found the formal announcement of G. N. Chrisisin. of Good~in town. ship, as . candidate for the office ef surveyor of St. Francis County, subisc. to the action of the Demo cratic psrty. Mr. Christian i. ad. mirably equipped for the office to which he aspire., is 6 Sou,herner and 6 democrat, tried and trse. Moreover his a,iainments ss s mathematician evineed at his grad. nation and since, have won him deserved destinetion. The office of Surveyor is non-poli.ical and if proficiency is a pre-requisiie--and U should be, his candidacy should receive careful consideration. The luclemency of the weather and the impossible condition of the roads. renders it i'm possible for him to make canvass, but the people will make no mistake in nominat. ing and elee.ing him 10 the place. Mr. Christian ls now employed ss school teacher. in which capacity he has been thoroughly tested and strongly approved. He is in the prime of life, active and in every way an ideal candidate for the posi- onofcounty surveyor. His energy, integrity, and high ability, no less than his answering loyalty as q democrat, will commend Mir. Chris. tain heartily to the electorate, and THE TIMES. without hesitation be- speaks for him the favorable con- slderatlon of every voter who marks ballot at the primary on the 29th day of March next.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDACY.
An Address to the Electors from
 Hon. R. B Macon.

Helena. Ark, February, 18th. 1902 Fellow Citireps of S. Francis County
 Ny duties as Prosecuting Attorney, together with my canvass iu that part of the district where l am DO, known. will prevent my calling on you pssonal- ly to solicit your support :or Congress You all know me, however. and know whether or not will faithfully repre- seDs you If elected. Therefore, if ID your judgement. you believe will dis charge tbs duties ot The office in s manner satisfactory to you. l sill much prils your indorsensn. for the posi- tion. You have been exceptionally kind to me ia the past, and truly hope I have committed no act tha. ha. caDs cd you to lose any part of the cona- isnce ard esteem that you have So generously accorded me. 1 have trist lo do ny d1,y by you ss God has given me light 10 see it, and van. 10 rise or fall by ny conduct while in your midst. Thanking you most sincerely for your kindness to me in the past, sm, very gIuiy yours 10 eomnsad,
 R B MACON.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
o. P. WOLFF. SSc'y. This February 18th. 1902.
Strikes a Rich Find.

Il was troubled for several years with chronic indigestion and nervous debility, n writes r. J. Green, of Lancaster, \. H. No remedy helped ne until 1 began using Electric Biiters. which did me more sood than al the medicines l ever used
 They have also kept my wife in excellent health for years. She ssys [ Electric Bit ters are just splendid for female troub- les, ths, they are a grand tonic and n. ylgoraior for weak. run down women. No other medicine can take is p.see in our family Try them. Only soc. Sat isfact!on guaranteed by J. II. Danayani
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

h connection with the Board Of Health the Mayor issued the following health notice:
 Mi yoa do your duty: T. is dg. yourself. your family and your neigh DOT that you be Yaccinsted AS com. pared Siih most places we are pou, aod have been remarkably free from this losthsome plague.
 Ne deem II absolutely rscss.ary iha. Yo1 help Us s-.ye this dreadful disease from within snr borders. This can he done on'y in the way aforementioned. 4 little trouble now, perhaps a little DaIn, with proper precauiion. may save yoa much suffering. the community many deaths, and the city n enoFroas Oatlsy Of money. Viii you help us? Will you conform 10 the suggestion. of lae Board of Health?
 II those who are unable to bear the expense wili cal at the City Hall be- tween the hours of 9:30 and Il a. n.. the members of the Board of Health will vzecinate free of charge. Don't ignore this call. IL is necessary-it IS in mpeIatiye.
 Yours Very Truly.
 J. H. TETON, MAYOR n.h
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
E ght Was Her Terror,

sou'd cough nearly all night long. B writes Mrs. Chas. Appiegsie. Of AleYsn- efia, Ind. and could hardly get any sieep. l had consumption 50 bad that if l walked block l would cough fright, fully and spit blood, but when all other medicines failed, then three q % bottles .ut Dr. Kings New Discovery wholly enred ne. and l gained $ pounds" !" H. absolutely guaranteed 10 cure coughs. colds. Ia grippe. bronchitis and al thros, and lung troubles. Ptiee 5oc and Sl co. Trial bottles free a, J. II. Dunayaat's dug stOre.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
Saved Him From Torture,

There is 10 more sson.z ns troe5 5.s than piles. The constant itching and barB.rs make life intossrab.e. No position i. comfortable. The torture is EncessiHg De eWi;,'s Witch Hazel Ssise cures piles s; onee- For .kin diseases. cuts. burns. oraiss.. all kinds o' wo1a6.. ], is ua- rqaaIled. J. $ GeraH. St. Paul, Ak says: From 1885 l suffered sIth ihe 2rotTadins bleeding plies snd osali snd nothing 10 help me until used De 6ii,. Witch H.zei Save. 4 few boxes con- .isieIy cured me Beware Of counter feii. J. H Dassyaas.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
LENTFN SERVICES.

The following isa programm of the I.enten Services al the Epitcopal Rev, J. J. Cornish, rector. Friday, Feb. 2l. Litsny l0 a. ID. Wednesday Feb, a5, Evening prayer
 7:S0 D. m.
 Thursday Feb. ?, Evening Prayer, 8 T. 10.
 Friday Feb. B, Li,any. 10 8. n. saturday March l, Evening Prayer.
 4p, ID.
 Sunday March ?. third in Lent,
 Communion II a. m.,
 Childrens' choir services, lp. m.,
 Evening prayer. T:S0 D ID.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
Senatorial Committee Report.

RsPor. of he Senatorial Committee ot he S2nd Senatorial District. which ne. a. Wyune on February Is. lsc2:
 Resolved, by the Democratic Sena- tor.sl Committee .. the S2nd Sena,ori- al District
 l... That 3 prinsrT election i: here. oy ordered 10 be held in both Cri,.en- den and s. F,.rc:. counties on March Ssh. le,e. for ihs purpose Of nouins- ting Democratic candidate for Sens. ior from this District.
 end. That said primary election be held by the election oncers vho shall conduc. the general primary in said counties and electors voting thereas shall have the qualifications prescribed oy the respective County Central Com. nittees Of said counties.
 3rd. That the person receiving the highest number of votes al said prima- " election shall be the nominee for said office. and tha. this committee shall meet at Forrest City on the l2.h of 4 April. lete for the purpose of ascer. taining who shall have received such highest number Of votes and of declsr. ing such result and of certifying the nomination of such candidate so the General Election Commissioners of each of said counties, to the end that the name of such person shall be placed upon the regular ballot to he voted for st the general election in September as the Democratic candidate for Ssna. tor from this Dis.ric,.
 4th. That al the meeting of the Democratic County Conventions Of each of said counties. there shall be selected bY each of said conventions two persons to represent tha. count, and the four persons thus 10 be selsc ted shall compose the Democratic Com. mittee for this District for the ensuing four years.
 J. r. SMITH, Chairman.
 O. P. WOLFF. Sac'y.
 This February 18th. 1902.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

The Aemphi. Scini.ar hits the h2il souarely on the head. Moth iag speaks louder for ihe enter prise, ihrift and ge,-tbere-i.eness cf s city, than the colarns Of sdver- Using carried by the papers f,hc city. Coluns of advertising stand as monuments 10 enterprise and prosperity"
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

"The old road working law has been tried in Arkansas for sixty years, and has never built mile of good road and never will. "A iat of truth from the Arkansas Democrat.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

Miss Stone, the missionary who Las been held in captivity by the Bulgarian brigands since Septem. her. has been released. Her ran. son was sI2 300. High price gal that.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

"Uncle Toms Cabin" is getting black eye in Arkansas. The Little Rock Daughters of the Con- federaey recently adapted g reso- isiion against the production of the play in Little Rock.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
Short and to the Point.

Gentlemen: Dr. Caidweli's Syrup Pep. sin IS the finest preparation for the stom- aeh and bowels that l have ever used. wishing you continued success, l am. yours very truly, W. C. KIxBEI-
 New Troy, Mich.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
Meeting of Board Of Health.
Osce of City Board of Health.

ORs[c oi Oity Dcei1 VI neoilu- Forrest City. Ark, Feb. 17. 1902 PaIsuant 10 call of President Me Knigh. the city Board Of Health met. with a quorum present. 10 consider the expediency of taking measures re- zsrdins certain reported cases of small pOx
 After due discussion regarding the best interests of the town and the peo- pie. the following ~ss recoHmended:
 I. That the city school b- 10, diseon- tinued.
 .. That all persons living si.hin the corporate limits of the town of Forrest City and these living adjacent thereto sho have 10. been successfully vaccin- ated within the last twelve months past, be at once yaccin2ted: and further hat ihe town furnished free of charge vaccine virus and vaccination to those unable 10 have iheulsslye. or families vaccination st s1eh time and place as may be designated by City Mayor 3. Ina. all persons having lately had or yAo have been exposed 10 the smallpox, or any such suspicious intec- .ioa., exercise all due caution to pre- rent spread oi same by dis.nfec.ing themselves, clothing and pr5ni.is.
 Respectfully signed.
 J. D. MCKNIGHT, Prs,
 J. O. RUSH, Sec,
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure. ls smiths Sure Kidney Cure. Your drag. gIst will refund money, if after taking one bottle yoa are not entirely satisfied with results. soc.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

E1-Goy. Clark knows q good thing when he sees it. IL is now asserted that be owned i've shares of stock in the American Cotton Company.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
sFor tomach Troubles

Il have taken great many dlcersn, nedlnes for stomach trouble and cons.I. patton, says Mrs. $. Ge'zer. Of Dunser. tou. Iowa, but rever had as good results from any n from Cham berlsin's S.omsch < Liver Tablets" For sac by J. T. Ssn. ders
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

Congressmen and Senators gre sowing the seeds of re election through the mails.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

Tomorrow is s legal holiday, George washington's birthday.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21

The readers of tais pap will be pleased 10 learn that there is at is4st one dreaded dis ease that sciee ce h:s been able 10 cure . all its sAges and that is Catarrh. Hai.s Cstsrrh Cure is The only positive cure kncwato the De6fcs! fraternity. Catarrh being cons ti- tutlorsl disease requires . constitutional treatment. Hairs Calarra Cure is taken ip. terraIly. acting directly upon the blood sad IT ocous surfaces Of the system. thereby des troyinS the foundation of toe disease and giving the patient strength by building up fhe constitution and assisting nature . de- ing lrt work. The proprietors have % much faith n iis curative powers that they offer One ucdre3 Dollars for any case that II faili 10 cure Send for list or tss;inonisls
 Address F. J. CHENEY < CO, Toledo O Sold by druggists. -5c.
 Halls Family Phi. are the best,
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
To Cure a Cold In One Dav

Take Laxative Brono QqInine Tablets All eruggists refund the money if i. fails to cure. F. w. Groves signa.sre is on each box. 25c.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-21
Special Offer.

You Know What You Are Taking hen 3on take Groves Tssteless ChlIl rome because the formula IS plainly printed On every bottle showing ,ha, ii i. simply Iron and Qu.nine in a t,s,ele.. form. No cure, TO pay. soc.