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The Globe-republican., 1903-01-15
WANTS PRIVILEGE OF
SUING The STATE,

Senator Fred Dumont Smith Of Ed,
wards county Is advocating a radical
change In the method Of collecting ac.
counts against the state. He wants the
Legislature to pass bill providing that
the state may be sued In the courts the
same as any other individual. Under
the present laws the state cannot be sued
aud II a person hos q claim against the
state be must 60 before the Legislature
and get an appropriation billpassed. 81
course, during the hustle and rush Of the
short session, a close investigation OF a
claim cannot be made and, as a result,
some meritorious claims are rejected and
some that are rank steals are allowed.
This has caused the deficiency appropria.
ton bill which Is presented to every Leg
islature to be regarded by many as a
graft pure and simple.
'.Some years ago. said Senator Smith
yesterday, "the Illinois Legislature
passed law permitting the state to be
sued. 1t has worked satisfactorily. By
submitting all claims to court their just.
ness can be thoroughly inquired Into and
If a man attempts to work graft be ID
sure to be caught 1t was torld Congress
Of The faint Of alleged grating that the
United States Court Of Claims was estab.
llshed. | certainly hope the Legislature
will pass the bill. | believe II is one
which the people, when they become &C.
quainted with provisions will endorse"
The Globe-republican., 1903-01-15
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature s,.,, ''s O. MsZz7M

Remember Stubs will not be under.
sold by anybody, quality Of goods con-
sidered.
Largest line Of Queensware In Western
Kansas at Stubs Store. Prices reason.
able.
A marriage license has been Issued ia
Miss Mary Hahn Of windhorst and Mr.
Stephen Konda OF Iowa.
Two car loads Of Canned Goods just
arrived at Stubbs' Store. Let us figure
with you before buying.
POULTRY WANTED-We want all the
poultry you have to sell. We pay the
highest market price. D. W. DoDsoN
south Of river bridge on Crawford place
Dodge City, Kansas. u.
Biz Chief Lye at &c per can at stubbs
Store.
J.F. Foley has purchased the Dodge
property occupied by Conductor Chas'
Chrystol, the sale being made through
the Dodge city Realty Company.
Every show company, even agood one
has a "Jonah." The "Jonah" In laat
nights show was Frank Milton who in-
PRODUCES himself as ''the managers son."
Young Milton has one Idea which Is
certainly original. He has 40 idea that
be Is an actor He a living Illustration
however that everyone Is good for some.
thing. Iie did one turn as an old man
which was not bad. Aside from that be
might be called a be Cherry sister.
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Domestic Troubles.

TIL exceptional to find family where
there are no domestic rnptures OCCASION
ally, but these can be lessencd by having
DR.. Kings New Life Pills around. Much
trouble they save by their great work In
Stomach and Liver troubles. They not
only relieve you, but cure. Zoe AZ Rath
a cambridge, City Drug Store.
The Globe-republican., 1903-01-15

The revival services that are being con.
Quoted by, Rev. D. Mccormick and bis
brother, Rev. Frank Mccormick Of Doug
las, arc having good attendance. Rev.
Frnk Mccormick will preach on Sunday
morning. o. Sunday evening Rev.
Julia Donahoue, 4 missionary who has
been 10 China will lecture, -
The Globe-republican., 1903-01-15
SOUTH FAlRvIEW ITEMS.

From the GLOBE REPUBLICAN, Correspondent
Mics Ada Hobble and her school gave
an interesting literary entertainment at
Ralston's school house the evening OF
the 9th Inst. The exercises consisted Of
readings, recitatlons, dialogues and songs
which were highly enjoyed by the audi
ence. The final wlndup was a sunp-
tuous basket supper, which was greatly
enjoyed by the way some Of the boys
bid on fay0rite baskets belonging to
sweethearts, lovers, engaged couples, and
those likely to be. 1t made The girls
hearts beat a little faster and their pulses
thrill, and their rosy cheeks glow with
unconcealed pleasure when their baskets
we're bid off by the right selected fellow,
Miss Hobble is teaching her first school
and by the skilfull manner III which she
conducts her school the future will find
her ranking among the best teachers Of
the county. eu5
The trustee Of Concord township H.
tends to have the road overseers Of the
township begin killing prairie dogs this
week. Richland township trustee Is also
preparing for the same purpose. The
trustee Of Fairview has not taken any &C.
ton, but Geo. G. Laird, the trustee is
wide awake to the best interests Of his
township and will have the road over
seers Of the township join in killing the
pests. In the past many farmers have
repeatedly killed the pests on their farms.
In week or two a new outfit would
make their appearance and killing would
become a vexation. The only way to
get rid Of the pests Is for every township
and county go Into general extermlna.
tlon, The prairie dogs may have their
towns and their burrows, yet they are on
the 20 all the time travelling from one
location to another.
There Ia another pest confronting the
farmers Of our county, and TINT is The
Russian Thistle. They are. here, and
the farmers along the Arkansas valley
who have them pay no attention to de-
them. They acknowledge they
ought to destroy The thlstles but don't do
It. The alfalfa fields along The river,
will soon show the rum The thistle will
cause. The mixed seeds Of the thlstles
and alfalfa will spread the dreaded
plague everywhere. From 0. M. Bee
sons west great lunches Of the pernlc.
ious tumbllng weeds are cllnglng TO the
wire fences. The millions 81 seed each
y J. . #. & 4 4. W. l..
The Globe-republican., 1903-01-15
First published Jan. IL, 1908.
PUBLICATION NOTICE,

In the District Court Of Ford County, Kansas
State Of Kansas to Fred Walkin, Mary Walkn
Amanda Il. 9. llovey, and - Boyey, hel
husband, and B. Hrlker, trustee, Greeting:
You and each Of you, will take notice that you
have been sued In the District Court of Ford
County, In the State Of Kansas, In % action In
which Eliza B. Kirkbride Is plaintiff, and Fred
Walkin, OF a., are defendants, md that you
must answer the petition filed by the plaintiff IN
said cause on or before the lat day Of March
1903, or said petition will DO taken as true, and
a judgmen rendered accordingly in said action
against you for the foreclosure Of o certain
mortgage executed by the said Fred Walkin
and wife, upon the following described real
estate in Ford County, Kansas, to.wit'
The west half OF the northeast quarter and
east half Of the northwest quarter Of section
twenty I2Ol, township twenty.nine [29l, range
twenty-One I'll west, and for the sale of said
premises to pay the debt secured by said mort
gage, amounting to the sum Of $4,000 with I pei
cent interest from the LIST day Of October. 1891,
and for costs Of suit and forever barring aud
foreclosing you. and each Of you, from and OF
All right, title, interest, estate, property, OF
equity Of redemption in and 70 said premises, or
any part thereof.
WuEELEs h SwirzSR,
Attest. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
[sEAL'l 10, BAIRD, Clerk.
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First published Jan. IL, 1908.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court Of Ford County, Kansas,
State Of Kansas to Alonzo Emerson, Rachel
Emerson, and The Pioneer Loan and Trust
Company, Greeting
You, and each Of you, will take notice that
you have been sued In the District Court Of
Ford County, In the State Of Kansas, Ia an
action In which Ed. H. White Is plaintiff, and
Alouzo Emerson, OF al, are defendants, and
that YOU must answer the petition filed BY the
plaintiff in said cause on or before the lst day Of
March, 1903, Or said petition will DO taken sa
true, and q Judgment rendered accordingly in
said action against you for the foreclosure, Of q
certain mortgage executed by the sold Alone
Emerson and Rachel Emerson, upon the follow
ing described real estate In Ford County, Kan
SOS, to.wit.
Southwest quarter Of section two ri, town
ship twenty lime 1901, range twenty.six 1851,
west, and for tho sale Of said premises to pay
thu debt secured by said MORTGAGE, amounting to
the sum Of $55O.0U with per cent. interest from
the lit day Of September, 1880, and for costsof
suit and forever barring and foreclosing you,
and each Of you. from and of all right, title, IN
terest, estate, property, or equity Of redemption
In and To said premises, or any part thereof.
WARBLER y SwlTzER,
: Isn.ll 10 BAIRD, Clerk.
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LIST OF BILLS ALLOWED.
New Board Organizes Naming
A. J. Anthony As the
Chairman.

The board was In session most Of lail
week. Considerable time was occupied
In examining and accepting sums fol
assignment Of tax certificates on varioal
lands. The bill Of N. B. Klaine for Int.
srest on printing claim was rejected
The report OF the viewers Of road pc.
tltioned for by J. fl. Umbsch and others
was approved. The report Of viewers Of
road pstltloned for by G. Hetzsr wsi
laid over. The petition Of Elias Bridge
water was granted and F.0. Imboden,
A. L, Snyder and D. s. Campbell were
appointed viewers. Petition Of Henry
Schroeder granted aud Harry Torline,
Joe Reidllnger, Jr,, and Joseph Hoeke
were appointed viewers.
The following appraisers Of school
land we're approved: George Curtis,
Frank Winters and Chas. Krinirey, Sc
Or. 3o.2S.sl; Geo. M. Curtis, VIM. Her.
man and o. L. MOTT Sc Or. 16-S'2l;
L. A. Madison, A. A. Berger and NJ. Il.
Sweeney SW Or. IL % %.
The petitions for the sale Of the west
half Of the SW Or lG.27-2l and Sw qr.
36.27.25 were approved. On motion the
jury fee bill Of $3.50 was allowed. The
fec report Of F. J. 0yler, county attor-
ney was approved.
The bills Of Judges and clerks Of cleo
ton were allowed. Appointment Of
John Mays, R. P. Frasnre and James
Kennedy as appraiser Of school land,
south half NV Or l6.90.23 was ap-
proved. Also E. j. Brown, Hays Beal-
NEAR and Gus I.opp, for south half NE
Or. Is 1925; y, G. Brown, Chas Rick.
man and J. ". Hslshberger, NE Or. 49,
1926, and John Davis, Fl. s. Seacat and
Thomas Bhnkenbaker, NE r.36.@-92.
Bonds Of various county aud township
officers were approved.
The new board organized and elected
A. ]. Anthony chairman. The Demo-
crat was made the official county paper.
The board decided to deposit the county
funds among the four banks Of the coun-
ty In the following proportion; State
Bank Of Dodge City and State Bank Of
Commerce Of this place, one-thIrd each,
the other one.third to be divided between
the bank at Spearville and the one at
Buckl!n.
The bond Of ]. W. Sldlow as assessor
OF Dodge City for 1908 was approved.
The following bills were allowed:
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ORDER OF SALE.
disqualification Dec. Is, 1901.
State Of Kansas, Ford. County, IS:

State Of KAnSAS, F0FuU0uhty, s., TV-I
II. Juneau Va. Kate Jordan, ct oil.
BY virtue u an order Of sale to me directed
and delivered, issued out Of the 3lst Judicial
District Court OF the State of Kansas, sitting
In and for Ford County. III said State, ! will
on Monday, January 18th, A. D., 1908, DO.
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock q. M, and I
O'Clock p. IN. OF said day, at the west front
door Of The Court House, In the City Of Dodge
City, In the County and State Aforesaid offer
at public sale and sell TO the highest bidder
for cash In hand the following Described real
property towit the west SX feet Of 10TH and
The east SX feet Of lot Is situated on Locust
street In the City 81 Dodge City, Kansas Said
property to be sold as commanded w the
said Order Of sale. ell
TsnAI,1 GRANT HALE, Sheriff. X
sherlfrs Office Dec. II, 1902.
The Globe-republican., 1903-01-15

For the past month the Topeka papers
have claimed that Barker's chances were
gaining daily. II this CLAIM was true be
must have started with very small
chance.
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F. spicer. work on bridge $ 8S5 %
W. F. Petition, printing. ....,....,.." lib 45
WE, Petition, printing ballots.".." &6 10
W. +. Petition, printing. 1873 10
O. p. BARLEY, Co Physician, lst Dist" 80 90
D. A. Starr, care poor, Ford twp. 40
D. F. Martin, salary and clerk hire. $40 "a
H. A. Cord, associate examiner. ... 70 90
r, Q. Woodbury., =" ..".." II 90
n. D. Chambllss, overseer poor .. /" 600
James Hawkins. salary Co. Physician. is 90
Chas. E. Lopp. salary 90. Supt ..'.... 200 %
S. r. Reynolds, salary. clerk hire, GER
tihcate Of election and expenses pd 4l5 70
j. II. Leidigh, salary Co. Surveyor. 81 W
John A. Padgett, care poor. .-.. ID no
P. M. Incl, supplies .."......"""". 900
II. R. Brown, supplies ...... ..."..". no
G. L. Wing, fees Merchant case,.."s" ! Oh
Hubert Holtfrerch, hauling lumber. 30 %
C. L. Thomas. repairing pile driver
and supplies .........,....., ....."' II w
r. McElgunn, care Mike Kennedy" 72OO
W. II. LyBrand, drawing jury" "." 200
P. r. Hobble, drawing jury...,.".".. 200
Oscar Price, care James Drury .,... 5000
Globe-Republlcan, printing .....,,..,, 22%
s, A. Bedwell, care N Dorset, insane. 40 %
G. W. Winterburn, stenographer fees. 800
D. O. Water 4 Light Co., water blight. rs n
The Globe-republican., 1903-01-15

The greatest puzzle about the speaker
caucus Is In trying 10 figure out where
Barker got all Of those votes.
The Globe-republican., 1903-01-15
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will DO received by The
Ford County Fair and Driving Park AS
ISOLATION for the building Of stables on
their grounds. Plans and specifications
can be examined At secretary's office,
CITY Hall from $3.50 p. m, to Q P, m.
Bids close Januaryi24. Association re.
serves The right to accept or reject any
or all bids. $. GALLAGHER, Secretary.
2t
\ There arc several cases Of chlcksppox
rannttod 10 town. y "a 4 <.
The Globe-republican., 1903-01-15
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST

The following letters remain unclaimed
for the week ending January Is, 1908.
Ragsdale, Mrs ) A Bald, Rosa
Asher, NC HadlOck, A
Hood, Edith 4
One cent will be charged for ad-
vertised letter delivered.
J. A. ARMENT, P. N.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

]. w Knox. an attorney Of Merced. Is
at the Palace.
A. ]. Condor, a well-known mining man
Of Tonopah, is at the Grand.
Nicholas Bowden of San Jose is regis
tered at the Grand.
w. II. Perry, pipe manufacturer Of
Los Angeles, is at the Lick.
NJ. +. Daley, a well-known resident of
San Jose, is at the California.
c. D. Macintosh, Ex-Governor Of
British Columbia. is at the Occidental.
/. r. Vance, connected with the Mare
Island Navy Yard, is at the Occidental.
\ W. D. Gossard of Bouldin Island is at
the Occidental accompanied by his wife.
a. c. Clark, superintendent of the
Southern California Asylum for the In
sane, is at the Lick.
Mrs. Noah Brandt and her gifted little
daughter Enid have returned from New
York City and are at present stopping at
The Wilmot. 7z8 Sutter street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
is A BUSINESS PROPOSITION.
The Principal Asset of the Success
full Business Man.

The head Of the largest meat packing
industry in the world for many years
prior to his death never Travelled with
out his physician; everywhere he was ac
companied by his medical adviser; he
hired him for his exclusive attendance by
the year and considered the large salary
paid for such service as part of his
business investment lie did not do this
because he was hypochondriac. in con
slant fear of illness and death; on the
contrary he was an exceptionally robust
man, but he realized that the principal
asset in his enormous business was his
own personal health, and to keep physi-
cally and mentally we'll and strong was a
business proposition pure and simple
II is so with every business man and
woman. A slight cold in the head or
throat may pass off in a few days or it
may develop into Pneumonia Chronic
Catarrh or an irritating throat trouble:
in any event it's departure should be
fastened by some simple antiseptic prep
aratiOn like Stuarts Catarrh Tablets
which areNdissOlved in the mouth and thus
reach and destroy the germs of Catarrh.
Pneumonia. Consumption, before they
have q chance to propagate and thrive in
the inflamed mucous membranes of the
nose and throat.
To burden the stomach with drugs and
stimulants is a foolish and often danger
Gus way to combat a cold, because stimu-
lants are always followed by correspond
ing depression and where there is any ten
dency to Pneumonia increases the danger
by increasing the hearts action
A popular school teacher in Pittsbure.
writes: Il am a walking advertisement
for Stuart's Catarrh Tablets; the change
from a crowded, steam-heated school
room to a raw, chill outdoors kept me
nursing colds in the head and throat from
fall to spring. Throat irritation made if
difficult for me to read or speak and con-
duct my classes My druggist, with whom
( I spent a large part of my salary for
cough lozenges and potash tablets. one
day advised me TO try Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets and 1 shall never cease to thank
him. ] still catch cold occasionally, but
] stop it in day or two with the tablets
and 1 have done missionary work with
my pupils to such an extent that coughs
and colds are almost unknown among
the youngsters in my room"
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
MICHIGAN ASKS
TREATY CHANGES
Seeks Amendments to
Cuban Reciprocity
Measure.
Beet Sugar Men Demand
That Rates Shall Be in
Force Five Years.

WASHINGTON, Jan 10.-For three
DAYS representatives of the beet-sugar
industry of Michigan have been in con-
ference in this city. not only among them
selves and other beet-sugar producers
from other States. but also with the
Michigan delegation in Congress.
Senator Burrows, who last spring op-
posed the Cuban legislation then pend
ing, has been prominent in the confer
ences.
To-day Senator Burrows had a long in
terview with President Roosevelt, during
which. Il is understood, he indicated to
him that the Cuban reciprocity treaty
now pending in the Senate was not sat
isfactory to the beet-sugar interests of
his State. and that Ii was likely TO en-
counter serious opposition, unless it
could be so amended as to provide that
the concessions made 10 Cuba as TO tariff
rates should remain in force for five
years. After mature consideration of the
treaty the Michigan sugar producers had
concluded that the treaty was open TO OBJ
lection in that IT did not insure stability
Of tariff rates for any clearly specified
period. What the producers chiefly de-
sire is stability of rates, which would
enable them to put additional capital into
their industry and develop it further with
some assurance of success.
The strong intimation is that unless an
amendment can be made to the pending
treaty fixing rates between this country
and Cuba for five years, the Michigan
Congressional delegation VIII feel CON
strained to oppose ratification of the
treaty. In this opposition it is said. the
Michigan Congressman will be joined by
others representing sugar producing
States.
So far as known, the President has
not indicated what his attitude might be
IN regard to the proposition TO amend the
pending treaty.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11

day evening, January 2S. The occasion
promises to be an especially enjoyable
one, as, many Of the alumni have signi-
fed their intention of being present. This
dance serves as an annual reunion of for
mer classmates of the oldest high school
in the city. and is therefore looked for
ward to with great interest by the mem
bers of the association.
The Women's Auxiliary Of the British
and American Union, an association of Ia
dies holding regular meetings on Mon
days at It's headquarters in the Emma
Spreckels building. is growing in mem
bership very rapidly and Increasing in
popularity to such a degree that each
week sees quite a number of new faces.
At their weekly meetings the business
part Of the programme is followed by a
formal reception. The ladies of the aux
Hilary are arranging to hold bazaar in
the near future, followed by a ball.
Mr. and Mrs Charles A Burns Of 473
Guerrero street announce the engage
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merly resided at Vallejo, where he met
his fiancee, and the wedding will be the
happy outcome of pretty romance.
Mr.. McGettgan comes of an old and
well-established family and is extremely
popular in newspaper circles. He is a
son of Edward McGettigan, we'll known
in State politics and al present interested
with New York capitalists in developing
valuable mining properties in Alaska, and
a brother of DR.. Charles D. McGettigan,
one of the most prominent surgeons of
this city.
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SLOWER TRAINS,
BUT MORE CARS
Plan Of Western Rail-
roads to Cut Down
Expense.
Cost of Transportation Will
Be Lessened by Reduc-
ing Speed. -,

CHICAGO, Jan. 1o-Genera1 managers
of an Western roads have just agreed on
a plan to effect great reduction in oper-
ating expenses, to Offset the increase In
price of all railway supplies and labor
The plan is to reduce the speed Of freight
trains about 20 per cent, so that fewer,
but longer, trains may be hauled, thereby
reducing the cost of transportation per
ton to the mile. There will be a small
saving in wages, because of the reduction
in the number of trains, but this is an in
cidental saving and is not one of the chief
objects aimed at by the managers.
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w1kerson surrenders Himself.

>PuerI Wilkerson, for whose arrest on a
charge Of threats against life a warrant
was sworn out Friday by his wife, Maud
Amber. the leading lady at Fischer's
Theater, surrendered himself last night at
police headquarters. 1t was necessary to
go to Judge Cooks home to give Wilker-
son a chance to give bail. He furnished
bonds in the sum Of $1,000 and was re-
leased
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Californians in New York

NEW YORK, Jan. 1O-Californians in
New York:
San Francisco-S. Harshbarger. at the
Park Avenue; H. Justins. at the Grand
Union; B. Thompson, at the Hoffman.
Los Angeles-L A. Phillips, at the Man
haitian; Mrs. A. Baker, at the Broadway
Central
San JOSH. A. Marknes, at the Ken
SingtOn
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Charles Waldo Haskins.

NEW YORK. Jan. 10-Charles Waldo
Haskins, head of the public accounting
firm of Haskins e. Sells and the founder
and first dean of the New York Univer-
sity School of Commerce, died yesterday
of pneumonia aged so years.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
Mississippi Mob Shoots Negro.

DREW, Miss, Jan. 1O-John Hollins, a
negro, was taken off a train two miles
south Of here last night by a mob Of
mssked men and shot to death He was
charged with having attacked a white
girl.
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Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Mrs. Nicholas
Murray Butler. wife of the president of
Columbia University. died to-day at her
home in this city. Mrs. Butler had been
i'll for some time, her heart having been
seriously affected.
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Henry H. P. Rromwell.

DENVER, Jan. 10.-Henry H. P. Brom-
WELL American authority on Masonic law
and lore and member of the Colorado
constitutional convention, died at his resi-
dence In this city yesterday of old age.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11

THE HAGUE. Jan lot is officially an
nounced that the self-styled Sultan Of Achin
(Sumatra. Dutch East IndIes) has rendered
his submission.
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been benefited and cured by this
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Chanslor and Mr.
and Mrs. ]. A. Chanslor Of Los Angeles
have taken apartments at the Palace for
the winter.