The Great Bend Register from Great Bend, Kansas • 8

Jacob Zimmer. sal Co commissioner 28 50 m. i aa 7n Bills Allowed. ELLIN WOOD. 3 County News.

The following bills were allowed by the commissioners in session this week: DENTIST Office over Cvclone Great Bei.d, Kfins. fc Klepp HOISINGTON Juror Nov. 11 13 Nutary Public. CIry Attorney. J.

J. PRQSE, Council Proceedings. Council met last night in regular session with tbe mayor and all coun-cilraen present except Shore and Dickson. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. A communication from Rev.

G. Weirsma asking for a crossing at the Catholic church north was laid over for tbe new council. Tbe city attorney was instructed to draw up an ordinance regulating the hack business, and present at next meeting Friday night. After allowing the following bills the Council adjourned to meet Friday night when the vote ill be canvassed. toke.

supplies 25 Hose Co, fire services 10 00 Thatcher, expense at Wichita 75 Zutavern. Ry ticket for paurr 1 54 Cone, street com'r 22 00 KANSAS it I -1 i- Tt Fro Tii the DlApatcb. Geo. Valerius is putting quite an addition to his house on East jjroadwav Jack Martin was in town Tuesday shaking hands with friends. He has a good job in prospect at the Bend.

Rev. Father Huna was over from Olmutz Tuesday with plans for a new parsonage the church is expecting to build over there. Mrs. R. Wehr of Kansas City and Mrs.

J. H. Gailey of Alle-gheney City, are visiting at the homes of N. E. Gailey and Ed W.

NIMQCKS, At to rn eyat aw XOTAliY PUBLIC. From the Leadw. Ed Bockemohle intends leaving next Tuesday for a visit to his old home in Ohio, to be gone several weeks. M. R.

Alexander's new barn in the north part of town was burned to the ground Sunday morning about three o'clock. Will Helfrich and family left yesterday morning for Kinsley to be gone several days. He intends locating out there before long. Peter Clepper, the 19-year-old son of Nic Klepper, has been seriously ill with pneumonia the past week, but at present is much better. The Ell in wood band association will give an Easter Ball on Monday night, April 15th.

The proceeds will go towards furnishing the band with uniforms. The Central Normal College of Great Bend, has a "Guerilla Society." If we are to judge from other similar societies we wTould suggest a transformation of the name to "Gorilla Society." Oeser Stoke Sosepta Brown Louis Ha gen Seas Oehs Jacob Stoskopf Wm Steckel Purkis Frank Uall Jacob Shafer A Haisington French -H La dick Henry Kader' I Montgomery Soderstrom Frank Hertbel Wm Cook A Potts A Martin Whaky Frank Millard frM Kimpler Plan ken horn FM Russell Frank Nordman Thomas Moruu A Langford Loherly thtrntid triglot) Milk Hall Evanston I A roast rot) comity printing 10 12 a 8 12 11 12 12 12 10 11 13 9 12 2 12 11 11 10 12 12 3 10 10 11 12 10 11 11 3 10 13 12 SO park work 11 50 Childs. Mrs. Joe Degen entertained a' few of her lady friends at an after-! noon luncheon Wednesday, in Cooprider, marshal 40 50 Grimes Bros, lights 64 48 Crane Co. election supplies 28 75 Delaplane, sprinkling 20 to Wm Osmond, attorney 12 50 Coulter, street work 2 00 A Haight.

2 50 Isaac So wards 4 00 Newcombe Sou. nursery for 19 50 Russell, flagstone 22 78 honor of Mrs. Lute Aber of Great Total 204 60 OLMITZ NEWS. An Expose. SSSbattuck, 37 00 Brodle.

destroying old chattel mortgages 2s6 00 Santa Fe Land Suit. There has been a zreat deal of un-easioess concerning tbe suit brought by tbe United States agaiust the Santa Fe Railway Company to cancel land patents of that company, many owners of lands that were bought from the Santa Fe company fearing that it might effect the title to their lands. D. A. Banta has received the following letter which will set at all such land owners: Topeka Apr.

3, 1901 D. Banta, Great Bend. Ivans. Dear In reply to your favor of March 30, will say. the suit uow pending of the United States vs A.

T. S. F. Ry. Co is fur the purpose of ca celling the patents to all lands now held by said company.

The Government, is not attempting in his case to set aside the patents to lands that have been conveyed by he company to innocent purchasers subsequent The time the Ry. Company received its patents to the lauds in question. Yours truly, I. E. Lambert; United States Att'y.

Real Estate Transfers. A Co to Hays, 2 and 35-100 acres in sw 29.18-15 T6 00 Mary Bacon to Jemima Penna. lots 7, 8 and 9. blk 27, Heizer Park Add, city 1 00 Baker to Benj Unruh, ne SS-zo-'S 375 00 james Buchanan to Samuel A Cone, lot 3 blk 136, Gt Bend 1 00 Wm Billam toO Looney, lot 8 blk 17, Claflin "00 00 Frederick Bod to Geo Borberger, ne 12-16-14 and nw 1S-16-13 4000 00 Baker to Abraham Dirks, ne and nw J4 5-20-15 4500 00 George Bachelor to Bachelor, nw 1 2-20-1 1 1 00 Bachelor to Mathias Galls nw 12-20-ji 1200 00 Josef Czermock to Ferdinand Fouscher, y8 interest in ne 35-17-12 201 89 Claflin Town Co to Florence Jackson, lots 11, 12, block 21, Claflin 75 00 Ralph Cheshohne to Adolph ej sw 14 30-20-12 450 00 Alfred Crebbin to Bunting, se 36- 1200 00 Delbert A Coushman to Ignatz Butig, ne 6-17-12 1000 00 Carr to Gertrude Carr, lot 6. bik 14, HoisinsrT 750 00 Lizzie Curri-j to Florence Gilmore, lot 12, 17.

Greai Bend 50 00 Samuel A Cone to Emma Kizer. lot 3. blk 136, Great Bend 420 00 Christine Dommeyer to Bockemohle, lot 11 blk Ellinwood 150 00 Ellen Harper to Jemima Penna, lots 7, 8, 9. block 27, Heizer Pk Add, city 1 00 Charles Heidd to John Onmacht, l2 9- 19-13 4800 00 Heizer to Maneth, 8wJ 1-19-14 3200 00 State of Kansas to Elizabeth Rediger, ej ne 16-2O-14 364 00 March is gone good. Jake Weltmer is on the sick lfst.

Mr. Dyer has a fine new team of horses. team Thomas Harper has a new of horses. Office in Building. JONN BAKHAUS City Transfer Wagons Goods Promptly Delivered.

RIVERSIDE Steam Laundry Satisfactory work guaranteed. free deli very to any part of the city. Up-town agencies conveniently located. PRITCHARD SON A. H.

BAKER The Qld Reliable Real Estate Agent of Hoisington, Is making farm loans at i per cent straight or 5 per cent with commission. Hoisingto Kansas. "Come right away." That's the way people talk when they want a transfer wagon or a carriage they want it right away, and we come "right We also send enough men with the wagon so you don't have to pay for the job and do the work besides. We move anything in the way of baggage. Carriages meet all Leave all orders at Hotel Greene or at stables one block south of Hotel Greene, W.

P. KLEIN CO. 70 00 00 80 70 ts 80 50 00 40 SO 30 00 40 25 70 55 80 80 40 00 30 40 80 -j5 00 70 80 80 10 10 05 55 00 60 84 00 50 CO 00 50 25 40 75 00 00 00 15 05 00 50 8t 75 75 19 00 00 00 00 00 00 50 f0 50 50 00 05 00 00 00 00 00 00 90 90 90 90 15 50 00 CO 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 rm 00 00 50 on 25 00 50 50 85 95 45 25 95 00 71 00 00 25 75 7,3 75 75 75 75 00 Bend. The other day some covered wagon tourists brought an eagle into town they had shot a few miles north. Geo.

Valerius bought it and will have it mounted and put up in his window. It is of the golden variety and is au unusually fine one measuring over seven feet. Geo. Boiselle came home from Lajunta last Sunday, a little bit the worse for wear. He has nervous prostration as a result from overwork, and is obliged to stay da the house and keep quiet, something pretty hard for an active, energetic fellow like George to do, Mrs.

George Parker's recital at the E. church last Friday night 4rew full house and netted quite a neat little sum, which was given ac the The program was mostly filled with numbers by Mrs. Parker and students, who are doing very creditable work. Miss Roberta Siddorn rendered a vocal jsolo which pleased the audience very much. The choir gave a comic quartette, costuming for effect.

This number was also highly appreciated by the audience. Mrs. Parker js to be congratulated upon he sueec(8 of her II Bulow. county physician 18 Ira Clark, printing 8 Samuels, mdse for poor 6 Samuel Carey, assessing Uuion twp 36 King, park vork and jauitor 34 Jas Clarke. 1st qarter's salary 236 Allison, coal fur poor 22 Hulme.

mdse for poor 32 A Newcombe. salary Co surveyor CI Stoke, stationery 5 Ben Hennessy. salary Co Supt 208 Honnen. mdse for poor 22 Ed Marx. 20 James Armstrong, care Mr Pavey 9 Swift, work on park 12 (iirs Fenn.

work on bridge 4 Ed Atkin. salary Co physician 18 Great Bend Imp Co. mdse for county Exchange Store, mdse for poor 25 A Connett. juror Dunn sanity 2 Ed Tyler 2 Wood 2 Moore 2 Bolinger 2 Frank Wilson 2 Dr Morrison, witness 1 Dr Shaw 1 Mrs Savage 1 Anna A Dunn 1 Feder. probate court Thompson sanity case 14 Johnson, sheriff 8 Dr Meade, juror 2 Dodge 2 John Kuble 2 Miiler 2 Rrown 2 Ewalt 2 Wm Warner, witness 2 Bowman 2 McDougal 2 Dr Hestis 2 Our creamery has been doing an immense business lately.

Several young people from here took in the sights at Lindsborg. There will be a stock sale at Mr. Dyer's next Wednesday. Come out everybody. We are going to have a new butcher shop, managed by an experienced butcher.

March went out like a Jion but the i st of April had something the appearance of a sheep. An Easter program will be given at Mt. Pleasant tomorrow, very-body cordially invited. The Register has been greatly Jennison. justice Buckland inquest Johnson, sheriff Dawson, taking evidence Moses, juror i ft GanO 1 Cone 1 Bidlemun 1 A reporter for ilie Salina Republican gives the secret workings of the new Buffalo lodge dead away in the following language: Are you a Buffalo? There is only one correct answer to this question these days, aQd that can only be learned by initiation.

If you have not been asked the question already you are behind the times, but no one need worry it will come sooner or later. And when it comes you will likely remember it for some time. The Buffaloes is the name of a new secret order that sprang no one Knows where and spread over the entire country in almost no time. Several men in every town will tell you that they organized it and perhaps they think that they did. It is organized, however, and that good and plenty, for every true Buffalo becomes thoroughly organized at the time of his initiation.

When you are rirt asked the question by someone who knows, and you express a desire to learn what he is talking about, he will take you into a small corner and ask you for 11 cents. That is your jflithinon fe. Yoy wjH ngt hfive the exact change, or, if you do it will spoil half the fun. You will at leat hand him a quarter or peihaps a dollar thinking to give him trouble in making lie odd change. But it won't worry hi hi a bit.

lie will put your money In his pocket and then he will tell you to reply to the question "Are jou a Buffalo-'', He will show you the grip. Besides, he will tell you that if you are ever caught drinking wrth your right hand you are "stuck" for the drinks for all Buffaloes present. You will prehaps ask for your change but you will be informed that it is against the principles for any Buffalo to give back anything handed him and he will relieve you by saying that you will not be a "full" Buffalo until he has spent the money you gave him in drinks. And this is perfectly tru, for when the very first drink is ordered ou will forget and lift it in your right hand, and be bartender will tell you that jou must pay for the drinks. You will be very lucky if you are not a "full" Buffalo long before tour money is spent.

And that is whv everybody laughs when you henr the question. "Are you a Buffalo?" Dr Hess, witness 1 Buckland 1 A Conuett 1 nnr'f i improved within the last year. We believe it J9W the best" paper in the county, Ollly few more weeks and tormenting school marms pack 1 their grips and go where they be-1 long to school. Many farmers hear here have sown their spring crop. They fear that the cold weather will do much damage to it.

Kralner, wofk on court house 2 9 T-P TTIMI AT A oil TT A a HUSH, drawiiis JLJL VU (4. A HiAAT 11 To your own interest YOU WILL BUY YOLK COAL OF W. Bowman I ALBION TOWNSHIP. A complete line of the best grades of Rock vale, Canon City, Trinidad. Weir Citv Nut, and "Smoke- Iobc" iff A CLAFLIN.

Prom the Clariotl. Bert Reiser and wife were made the happy parents of a big boy yesterday H. D. Vati Nest is reported as being seriously ill at his home west of town. A bouncing baby girl was born this morning to Mr.

and Mrs. Valentine Grosshardt. A considerable amount of property has changed hands in and around town this week. John Schmitt of north of here sold his farm to O. B.

Loon and will sell at public auction all his stock and farm implements. Frank Roesler has bought the Herthel building on the corner, and takes possession about first of May, when he will open up a general implement business. Geo. O'Bleness was at Sterling yesterday looking over the prospects of a real estate purchase, but i Did you get fooled? Walter Larkin is vaccinating his cattle. The snow Monday was fine for the wheat.

Willie Dirreen is attending the C. N. C. at Great Bend. 1UiLL kept in stock.

ROCK, KS. Frey. in mandamus proceedings 1 Waaner, McDougal. guarding Thompson 3 Wells, guarding Mrs Dunn 5 8 Hrodie. list of mortgages o0 Brodie.

repairing y. Bruce, guarding Mrs Dunn 1 AiJ Keif, bridge work 10 1 11 Jennison. jus'tice State Stalker 4 ft Johnson, sheriff 5 Jennison', iustiCte State Zoth 4 .1 Sheriff 6 Jennison. justice State KelJin 3 Johnson, sheriff 3 A Charles, lumber for county 15 Tbeo Griffith, sal and clerk 425 Feder. prcbate court Dunn sanity case 14 Johnson, sheriff 6 Mecklem.

witness in court. state vs 'Hicks Clarence Clark Patem Kussell Meade Patem'in. witness State vs Sellers 3 Clarence t'lark 3 Fred Pressel 3 Dr Connett 3 Hicks 3 Mecklem 3 Kussell 3 It Meade 3 Meade, salary as county physician 16 Jude Gooddale, care George Gooddale. 26 Ward, care of Cora Ward 35 VV Kendall, meals for jurors 3 Wm Bush, team for ditch bri'g viewers 3 Lutschg. part sal.

as county clerk 310 Gt. Bend Furniture Co, curtains lor clerk's office 7 Feder, Ex. County Treasury 2 Florence Gllmore 2 Flora Smith 2 Gt. Bend City, sundries for county 55 W. V.

Marquis and family were I Music Lessons MRS. G. W. POOLE MISS FLORENCE POOLE in Wheatland Sunday. Rev.

Northrop preached his farewell sermon at Providence Sunday. Frank Hall and wife of Galatia attended church at Providence Sunday. About thirty-five people went to the home of Mr. Rice last Thursday evening and gave Miss Fannie Rice a complete surprise. A pleasant time is reported.

TEACHERS OF returned pretty well satisfied with PIANO AND ORGAN Jennison, J. P. state vs strotile Rheumatism Colonist Rates to all points in Cal Modern Methods and Thorough Instruction it jonnson, sheriff Wm Bolinger, viewing ditch bridge A Ward, care of Caro, large ballot box Goatky, J. P. State vs TClorketal-.

Studio and Residence. Last Side Square Henry Kleia to If Heizer. pt of 34-19-13 2000 00 Henry Klein to Heizer, lot 1 blk 6, Riverside Park Add, city 150 oQ Kent to 0 iorinior, se 31-18-13 3I00 00 A MeCoriahie to Amelia Doonan, se 3400 00 CRaS to Albert McLean, se 2t- 17-11 1 100 do James McQueaston to Thos Hester, lot 3 se of nw 2-17-15 1000 00 Geo Odell to Klepper, all 7-20-1 2 10000 00 Arthur Penna to Jemima Penna, lots 7, 8, 9, Heizer Pk Add, city 1 0J Emerson Penna to 1 00 Clara 1 00 Roetzel to Wm Billam, lots blki7 Claf 25O 00 Savage to Ida West, lot 3, blk 131, Gt Bend 75 00 john Sponsller to Marteny, lots 7, 8. blk 43, Hoisington 65O 00 Fritz Windhorst to jas McDonald, sw 27-2O-13 3509 00 Webb to Harvey, lots 3, 4, blk 94 75 00 I Wilhide to Wm Rubart, lots 1, 2. 11, 12, blk 123, city 14OO 00 Kecital.

The recital given at tbe home of Mrs. Louis Zutavern on Friday last, by tbe juniors of tbe School of music of the C. N. C. under the direction of Miss Nimocks, was well attended notwithstanding the inclemency of tbe weather.

To meet the growing demands of the college and increase the efficiency of the work in the music department, a systematic four years course, with a preparatory department has been adopted. Examinations are required at the end of- the prescribed work aud to those making satisfactory grades cards of promotion in the preparatory and first years work will be given: in the second and third, certificates of merit: at tbe end of the full course a diploma of graduation will be given. As every intelligent musician and every thoroughly equipped music teacher must have a knowledge of the theory of music in these days thorough bass must be taken in the second years work and harmony, composition and counterpoint in tbe third and fourth years by those wishing to graduate. Tbe adoption of this course by the college brings tbe possibility of a thorough musical education within tbe reach of all, many of whom could not afford the enormous expense incurred by going to the city to study. Then, too, something to work for some definite aim in view, has its weight in the study of music as in other branches more and better work is done when a pupil knows he must be examined in it.

A number of students have already entered the regular course and signified their intention of completing it. As the advantages of this work at so small an expense compared with going abroad to study, becomes better known, many more will be glad to avail themselves of the opportunity to become not only accomplished musicians, but well prepared to teach in this most beautiful and uplifting of all studies. School of MusiG ifornia at reduced rates by the SAN- fTir rn ealaorori; t1io Rheumatic pains are the cries of protest 1 A FE ROUTE, on sale every Tues- and distress rm tortured muscles, aching day ebruary 12t to April 30th. joints and excited nerves. The blood has W.

Tor KEY, Agt. i been poisoned by the accumulation of Cyrus Leland is out of luck. He i matte the system, and can no Ins Inst nwr cnn worth of bors on8eT supply the pure and health sustain- nas tost er 51500 worm ot norses ing food thev require The whoie system in the past few weeks from acci- feels the effect of this acid poison; and dents and sickness. not until the blood has been purified and brought back to a healthy condition -will No public official ever loses any- i the aches and pains cease. thing by showing that he Owns a i James Kelt, 0 707 Ninth street, Em ,1 Washington, D.

writes as follows: "A feV backbone that Can be made gOOd months ago I had an attack of Sciatic Rheum. and stiff when there is occasion. SZtZSSSSt his present home. August Debis, who has been confined to his bed for some weeks past, died this morning. We are unable to learn particulars as to cause of death oi time and place of bursal.

Yes, the joints are out of business, but more drunk men were in town Sunday than has been seen in oue day since last harvest. The little square box, just big enough for a jug, is quite numerous at the express office these days, and the crusaders can find a smashing good business down at Kansas City. This tip is absolutely free and without price. 8. A.

Newcombe has some good white kattlr Corn for seed. Warner, court state vs Corketa? Hill, guarding James Corketal Win Kvans. court state vs Corketal I Charles Laiton, witness Elmer Laiton, Allen Miller, i i James Mill A Newcombe, coal for poor Grimes electric light eder. office fixtures Lucas, clerk State vs McCartetal Johnson, sheriff Long, Reno i Jennison, J. P.

O'Blenness, witns I A Douse. Marwell. Murry liffony 00 00 00 00 00 25 00 00 00 (K 00 00 00 no 00 99 55 20 50 00 70 15 85 95 05 05 05 05 50 50 40 45 35 20 45 90 40 90 90 90 90 90 90 40 50 90 80 00 00 44 15 17 50 00 98 10 70 75 60 00 P0 00 40 10 75 05 75 85 25 MISS NIMQCKS Graduate of tbe Dana Musical Institute. Teacher of Piano, Organ, Harmony Theory and Violin. mm became completely pros- Colorado has been having a Mix- ELZSa zard, but it didn't get the Cabinet condition was regard- Louis Stober Huiv Douse heo Stober WE Alexander J.imes Fairfairn Wm Remick Stober Johnson, lunacy cases, Dunn and Thompson.

Johnson, drawing jury Morrison, salary co. health officer. portfolio that some of its newspapers assigned to ex-Senator Miss Dale Nimocks, Mandolin and Guitar ous. I was attended by one of the most able doctors in Washington, who is also a member of the faculty of a leading; medical college here. He told me 94 2 25 3m9bhssbbBss1wSv.

to continue his prescrip- tions and I would get well. After having it filled twelve times without receiving the sliflrhtest Special training for beginners. Monthly recitals by pupils. The Carrie Nation fever seems to have about run its course with the public, although Mrs. Nation continues to have fits of apparent delirium.

Gt Bend Fuel Co. coal for poor 66 Keenan, guarding Mrs Dunn 4 A Miller, mdse for county 18 Wilson, viewing ditch bridges 1 Unruh, assessing Liberty twp 50 Sam'l Dods worth Book Co, supplies for county 133 Lucas, clerk of court gen. fees 17 Johnson, sheriff gen. fee bill 95 Johnson, sheriff State vs 154 Lucas, clerk State vs Sellers 21 Cook. Shawnee co, sheriff State vs Sellers 1 Aug sweedenburg, sheriff of Saline co, State vs Sellers Rox5m- Baking Powder benefit, I declined to continue his treatment any longer.

Having heard of S. S. S. (Swift's Specific) recommended for Rheumatism, I decided, almost in despair however, to give the medicine a trial, and after I had taken a few bottles I was able to hobble around on crutches, and very soon thereafter had no use for them at all, S. S.

S. having cured me sound and well. All the distressing pains have left me, my appetite has returned, and I am happy to be again restored to perfect health. auu nut vw health. The Kaiser has got it twisted.

In-tead of there being too much criticism of the Emperor in Ger the great vegetable purifier and tonic, is the ideal remedy in all sss Makes the bread many there is too little. Free speech is the greatest safety valve for any government. rheumatic troubles. healthful. There are no opiates or acre are no opiates or MUSIC ROOMS, BROADWAY and OOF LL The election in Topeka was very close.

The latest report gives Parker a majority of 11 over Hughes. PUBLICATION NOTICE. Department of the Interior. Land Office at Dodge City. Kansas.

February 20. 1901 Notice is hereby given that tbe following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before W. P. Feder. Probate Judge, at Great Bend.

Kansas, on April 13. 1901, viz: JohnK Lindsay. H. E. No.

19274 for the west northeast west southeast section 30. township 17. S. range 14 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Edward Dto-reen of Maherville.

George T. Harper, chas. Zoth. and Joseph Slant, all of Olmltz, Kansas. Thos.

A. Scaxes, Register. i minerals in it to disturb the digestion and Jennison. J. P.

State vs Sellers Feder, office fixtures Hooper Drug Co, supplies for Co jennison. justice, state Thompson Bolt, constable, Jennison. justice.state Harper. Bott. constable, Speck, witness James Hoster, Cleve Gustin Will Gustin Ben Speck Ben Coble John Brown Charles Gustin Johnson, sheriff, state 3 5 3 3 8 46 21 Safeguards the food against alum.

Allan Swisher, the 12-year-old lead to ruinous habits, boy editor who prints his paper, i We have prepared a special book on the Gypsum Chronicle, with a pen, i Rumatism which every sufferer from this painful disease should read. It is the and who was made an honorary 1 m0stcomplete and interesting book of member of the Kansas Editorial the kind in existence. It will be sent free association at the meeting in Tope- to any one desiring it. Write our physi-ka, has purchased type and will SjSHSSt give up printing his paper by hand. the swift specific cc Atlanta, ga.

25 35 35 25 26 50 30 10 arc the greatest Alum of the present day. to Ogle. jusC.ee, stale Doe 1 Johnson, sheriff, tending jail ana boarding prisoners- 1 HEW VOWK. ROYAL BAKING.