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CHOLERA AND FAMINE.

a Lad Condition Of Affairs in Tur-
keys Asiatlc Provinces.
Constantinople advices state that the con-
dltion Of affairs in the Asiatic provinces is
bad. A famine prevails at Erzerouu. Ditlis,
and Van. The severe winter asgrayates the
distress. The province OF Aidin alone has
suffered loss of Sl5, 100000 in the years
trade owing to cholera and quarantine.
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The present vintage OF Hungary is worse
than it has been since tho aDpaaranre OF
phylloxera and permoSpora. Tns Govern
ment has distributed over the country a large
quantity of strong American vines. whica
will Withstand the ravages o. phylioxera, bu
the grating period is not yet over.
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Washington.

STEPS were taken at Washington to begin
the erection Of a monument to mark the
birthplace OF Washington, at Wakefield, Va.
The President appointed D. NJ. Fitzpatrick,
If Louisiana, Assistant Treasurer OF the
United States at New Orleans in place OF
Andrew Hero, Jr., and John D. Stocker, OF
Georgia, Surveyor Of Customs at Atlanta,
Ga.
The President returned to the White
House after spending one day on private
business in New York City.
THE resignation OF General L. A. Grant,
Assistant Secretary of War, which was tend
cred to the President on the incomT.S OF the
Administration, has been accepted, to take
effect on December Is.
TIE United States Supreme Court hos de-
,ided the great lakes to be high seas.
The United States Secret Service officers
during the past year have secured 205 con-
victions, most Of them for passing counter
lett coins Fines to the amount OF 800, 900
we're imposed upon persons arrested BY them.
rhe face value of counterfeit money cup
!ured amounted to S3,S97. 11S, and they also
secured 49l plates ard numerous dies and
noulds.
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MINISTER AND QUEEN.
Two Prominent Actors in the Ha-
waiial Controversy.

Herewith are appended sketches OF the
careers Of {. A. Thurston. representative Of.
the Provisional Government Of Hawaii at
Washington, andof LtIuokalani, the deposed
Hawaiian Queen. General attention has
been attracted to Mr.. Thurston By reason of
his denial Of Commissioner Blount's allega-
tlonsthat the Provisional Government was
the result OF conspiracy and was founded
upon fraud and duplicity.
Lorrih A. Thurston, chairman OF the
Hawaiian Committee at Washington, Is g.
Hawaiian by birth. Hell grandson OF the
Rev. Asa Thurston, Of Fitchburg, Mass, who
was one Of the pioneer missionaries that
sailed from Boston In the brig Shaddens In
1872. Mr.. Thurston Is a lawyer by profess
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STATISTICS lust issued by the Geographical
Survey show that the total coal output OF the
United States during Last Fsar vas 1880.
600 tons. valued at tho mines at S207, ,566, ,3S1.
More than half, or SO, ,0o0, 900 IONS, WAS mined
In PENNSYLVANIA.
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lecture readily lends itself. A gallery, aver
aging thirty-fve feet in width, extends
around the interior. from which visitors may
survey the exhibits. Broad avenues traverse
the main floor longitudinally, crossed by one
Of equal width at right angles In the center.
There Is III additional floor under the dome,
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VAN ROBERTS, hotel keeper at Rusn Hill,
Mo-, has fallen heir to 5000. 1000. left him by
John Bennett, who died ut Las Vegas, New
Mexico, for saving him from drowning IN tae
Sangamon River twenty years ago.
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THE Kara Sea Is remarkably free OF ice,
and DR.. Nansen's expedition has tine pros
pect OF reaching the North Pole.
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Lamenting for Their Crop.

Lamenting for Their Crop.
Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho
are IamentinS the loss of a great part of their
wheat crop, estimated at 5000, 900 bushels.
Excessive and lony-continued rains have
done the damage.
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at height OF fifty-four feet from the ground,
opening out into roof garden, which will
be filed with palms and plants, and on the
four great exterior towers there are project
ing balconies.
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QUEEN L1L1UoKALANL

there she met and was infatuated with Q 4
young man from Massachusetts,, whom she !
married In 1862. Prior to her marriage
to- the young American, her education
was completed in; England In April, 1877,
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kala1z ~ b Eecoin5hs eu lhuslcian ana COLI
posed several songs that have become popu-
lar. Probably the best known Of these efforts
Is. sLove to you" Lieutenant General j. Q.
Doonis, commander In chief Of the royal
army, Is the husband Of the Queen. He has
held high state positions under nearly all the
rnnnarchs Of the islnnda - hE.t -
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03
SheriTs Sale.

IN the District Court of the saith judicial district
i sitting in and for the county of Sherman in
the state of Kansas. Lewis A Clark, PLAINTIFF
David E. Swayzee. Harriet Swayzee. A. B.
Brown, the Muscatine Mortgage and Trust com
pany, Lydia P. Mocers, ]. l. Carver and his wife,
first name unknown defendants. By YaHtue
of an order of sale issued to me, out of
said District Court, in the above entitled action,
will, on Saturday, the 18th day of No"eHlFss, A
D. 1908 at o'clock p. m. of said day at tbe east
frcnt door of the court house in the city of GOOD
land, in the county of Sherman, IN the state OF
Kansas, offer at public sale. and sell to the high
est and hest bidder fer cash in hand all tie fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit$ III c. settl-
west quarter of section eighteen Ie )tcwnsiP nine
o) sonfh range forty-oDe. IN wcst, lying and sit
-uste in the comfy of Sherman, in tic stale Of
Karsas. The above described real estate * taken
as the property of said defendant and is4i FAfted
by said order of sale to be sold, and will he sold
without appraisement, TO satisfy said lefoer OF
sale SIMON KEEP, Sheriff ShermansCGnEsy.
HoYT ANDREWS, Attorney -rfz
Dated at my Office in GoodlaId. Kan, this 4th
day of October, 1893.
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societx,s Latest 1Khim.

Society's latest whim, according to
Ward McAllister, is not to marry. "In
our fashionable society," says the lead
er. of New York's 4O0,' society women
now find themselves so thoroughly in
dependent, driving their own horses,
looking after their own stables, giving
their own Iuncheons and dinners
bringing in the men simply as an audi
ence, that to yield all to a man and
take second place las he will expect
her to do,) causes her to prefer her
own independence in single blessed
ness. y
! IF by this whim the gradual dying
out of the ney-worshiping, brain-de-
spising selfish clique that styles itself
Society is assured, the American peo-
PIE viii have no cause to lament:
Genuine democracy has had enough OF
this aping after foreign customs, this
aspiring to found nobility of dollars
in America, this. vulgar, nauseating
pretense of superiority. Single bless
edness in society viii be blessedness
indeed.
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03

G. D. PORTS has been the object of
direct assault by The Dark Horse on
the ground of imperfect penmanship
Mr.. Potts is a fair writer and will soon
improve in manner that will astonish
his-epponents. All the different regis
ters have employed copyists in their
office and Mr.. Potts will probably do
the same. He is good man and will
do credit to the office. Vote for him
by all means. When you find what
the enemy wants do the opposit.
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03

OUR esteemed cotemporary has made
a spasmodic effort to increase his cir
culation Last week half sheets of
The Dark Horse were sent out to all
Populists of the county. 1t contained
an article on the judgeship, on a late
Jail delivery, and the fac-simile's of the
signatures of G. D. Potts and E. E.
Donly. Last year the same sheet ad-
opted similar methods. It attacked
the members of the Goodland Com
mercial company, printed a personal
and very mean assault on Hon F. E.
Yeariclz. Then sent tickets to all Popu-
lists to assist them to vote and finally
got out bogus tickets on the night be-
fore election. This is all nice, but it
worked like a boomerang last fall and
will work the same way this fall. In
stead of making a fair campaign on
the issues of the day, the shady sheet
relies on a personal fight on opposing
candidates. Shades of LincoInF -Hew
are the mighty fallen and the weapons
of war perishedl Tell in not IN Gath
and publish 1t not in the streetseof
Askalon" The Chinese use. ssstink
pots" in warfare. The Dark-Horse is a
famous nag in the explosions OF sstink
pots" aS
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03
A DOLIAR.

If you. can't pay all you owe, pay
what you can. Tt viii help out wonders
fully in these pinching times. This
illustration is said to have originated
as minstrel joke. but it's good sound
doctrine at the present time, ann is
commended to our readers and patrons:
A to B-I owe you two dollars; here
is one in part payment.
B to CT owe you two dollars; here
is one in part payment.
c. to Al owe you two dollars; here
is one in part payment.
3 to C@HeFe is that dollar owe you.
c. to AEHere is that dollar / owe
you ss; sA s
Thus the movements OF enc dollar
cancel indebtedness amounting to six
times its value. and 50 ad ininituEas
The morals are toe obvious to need a
diagram -Carrollton tIlls.J Patriot
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03
sTAND BYYOUR GUNs.

The present election is an off. year,
as it is, called, but. when the lines are
-drawnSo closely as they are ia Kansas
this year. and the nation over for. that
matter, there is no off year.
- Parties are baailded up from the
township, county and state &c; the aa-
tional organization. If the support is
continued from the base. to the sum
INIT. tie policy of the party IN IT'S ma
tional organization is endorsed.
Both cid parties are now as one on
ttaa1ssn 3ney question:. On the; repeal of
the Sherman law in 4thas house. .s5Eber
seeaS of republicans and 4591eE eesssof
Democrats voted for uncondi it70naE re-
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03
eherine SaIa

First published Oct I5-l- II
IN the District Court Ct TIE 54th Judicial District
i sitting in and fer Sherman County, Kans5g b.
Charles A. Van Peh and Jay Oiney piaIntiff, vs.
Baysrd TsyIor. julia l. Iayiors 'ihe .Sss+Tsni ee
Loan and Trust Company, H Stirling Mary +.
Stirling lawns Glen eDts, and CIerEerfss-- bis
wife Elmer P. HoilisteF and IIoi5steTs his
wife, defendants BY virtue of AN or
der of sale issned TO me, out Of ,=.said
District Court IN the above entitled acton IsEill,
on Monday sile 10th day of EoxenEer. A. Discs,
at c'cIock pm. CT said day.at the east HeHt deer
of The court house. IN The city cf Gecdlsd IL TIE
county Of Sherman. the State Of ksBsas c7ier At
public sale-eEd sell to the hiebestsEd tes5 Ger
for cash IL hand. ali the following bedsreal
estate to-wit: The southeast cusIfeT OF section
sevensez) tcWnsbiH 3 eight ei soefh5 fsnge- thirty
nine (ssf west sixth principal meridian lying and
situate In the county of Sherman IN the state OF
Kansas. 7 he described TealestateI taken as
the property Of sa defendants and g 'dsfesssd .
.szidsoTder Of sale TO be sUld. aEdilbe sod with
cut -appraisement TO satisfy said cTder Of sale
SIaoN KEaP. Sheriff Sherman Ceu1sty,
ffoTT ANDREWS. Attorney. -sf
Dated at my Office IN Gccdlands. .kansas AUS 9th
DAY of October
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03

peal, while 100 per cent of the Popu-
lists voted against repeal. They stood
like a stonewau against the power Of
the gold ring. They faced obloquy,
vituperation, abuse, SANDER and all the
powers of the ''world, the flesh and the
devil" Your vote this year, as well as
any other year. is an endorsement of
the Populists in congress and in the
state, or it viii be condemnation.
VIII you support your political enc
mics on personal grounds? We think
not. We are contending for principles
and not for public policy. The way to
contend successfully is to stand for
the candidates of your party. Every
one elected on your party ticket
strengthens the organization, and every
one defeated weakens the organization.
Inasmuch as all the nominees of the
Populist ticket this fall are good men,
and represent both party principles
and party success, the thing to do is to
vote for every last man of them
straight, from constable to the head of
the ticket. Stand by your guns.
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03
GREAT R0GK ISLAND ROUTE
70 - EASTa
BEST OlaIaa CAR sERsIcE IN TBE WORLD.

BEST DENiEG GAR SEa7tC= w tbk H6f3LOs
The Rock Island is foremost in adopt
ing any advantage calculated to inn
prove speed andgive that luxury, safety
and comfort that popular patronage de-
manGs lis equipment is thoroughly
complete with yestibuled trains, mag.
nilceng ching. .cars, sleepers ana.chair
coaciIes, all the most elegant, ahdsof
recently improved patterns.
Faithful ard capable management
aud petite, honest service from en-
tloys5 are important items. They are
3 double duty to the Company and to
travellers and it is sometimes a task
iTcult Of accomplishment. Passen-
gers on this line viii find little cause
5eE anlainb on that ground.
f!-a Importance Of this Line can he
better understood If g short lesson in
1eoei1.y be now recited.
WHAT IS tae rea5 Eastern termini Of
{aaeI: .5ud Route?- Chicago.
otter stsl5- Eastern termfni has
aoT.,. TsE7ziat important points
- Eiin tT..ii.s 20 the Northwest
PAIL :.lid minneapolis, Minnesota,
III z ateTtoYn and Sioux Falls, Da-
s0ta. 70 what important Iowa and
Nebraaka pointsa-Des Moines, Daven-
pos5, Iowa; Omaha and Lincoln, Ne
oraska.
REaaEH18ER
The Great Rock Island Route runs ali
regular trains 10 Englewood suburban
station close to Worlds Fair grounds,
and, ,5ou caa save time and trouble by
getting of at that point and avoid the
crowd IN the city
Eo7 full particulars as to tickets,
rsaps, rates apply to any coupon ticket
oii;ee ia the I5Isifed States, Canada OF
Mexico, Or address,. a,..ss-..-r
JNO. SEBASTIAN,
:. Gen'l l.kt. 4 Pass -Agtr-1 1hicsgQ. III
3. 81. JoRN 6eul slsnases eRicsg o.
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03

THE Sherman law was repealed on
Monday at 7:4O p. m. by a vote in the
senate, which stood 43 TO 80. The house
will probably concurr in the senate
bill and the deed of assassination of
silver is accomplished. The monumen-
tai sin of. 1873 has been matched by
the infamy of 1893 This means harder
times for all classes of people except
the annuitant and the money loaner.
The farmer must take less for his pro-
ducts and the laborer receive less
wages. It will stagnate business and
paralyze industry. We are doomed to
financial distress.
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03
soME OF oUR s

C. Dunlap. p,...................To Topeka, Kas.
Gen. Snpt. c. R. ]. SS P. RY. Co,
4 Hen Moore. .ChlllIc0the, MO.
Pres. ChilIicnthe Norm. S5 Bus. College.
Ed. Sager, Stanberry, Mo.
PreSi.3 ent Bank of Conception.
y. l.. Eomblin, .....s..... .StanOPrrX, MO.
President Bank of Stanberry.E
p. L. Lancaster, Presley, kaS.
Farmer.
Sager & Sager, er,..................Cl Clyde, Mo.
Bankers.
W. r. Morton, .Goodland, Kas.
FrainmaSlrr G. II. I. 81 p. Ry. Co
John Fitzgerald. .GOGdland. KaS.
Roadmaster Z. Il. 1. & p. Ry. Co.
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03

CHRISTIAN people Go not generally
understand the animus of the enemies
of Christ, who bounded him to his
death. First there was "Priest Craft
that was represented by Caiphas and
the Scribes and Pharisees. Second
there was ''King Graft, represented by
PLATE, the Roman governor, who desir-
ed to please the Jews and SO released
Barabas, the robber, in Christ's stead.
Third there was estate Craft - for
Herrod and PLATE were made friends
in course of the proceedings. Fourth,
there was the Money Craft" Christ,
had incurred the enmity of the bank
ers and brokers of the temple when he
overturned the tables of these money
changers and the seats of those who
sold doves. He also scouraged them
out of the temple with a whip of small
cords. He declared that they had made
the temple a den of thieves. Doubtless
they furnished the money to Iksfs to
betray Christ. All Vhese "crs are
today actively engaged IN business and
the so-called churches of Christ are 81
lent, and its ministers as dumb as oys-
ters on the subject. We hear few notes
from the pulpit today on the condition
of the poor. We hear no denunciation
of the oppression of the poor by those
possessing immense wealth.
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03

ont nor defray his expenses. He makes
the most violent assaults on the Popu-
lists, and the vocabulary of vituperatiye
abuse is exhausted in his diatribes and
slang singing attacks. His own party
papers do not generally endorse him,
or his methods, and several OF them
have severely criticised him in regard
to his obscene remarks in presence OF
ladies' in the audience. He is making
more votes for the Populists than for
republicans. The old aphorism is
pertinent in this case, ''Give the devil
rope and he viii hang himself" We
are in favoring of paying out rope.
THE legislative war was bad thing,
surpassed only by the present extra
session of our national congress. And
while the Populists are unanimously
firm in their convictions that the
course pursued by the Populists is
right. the majority of the Republicans
think the Popu1ists were wrong. Tt
should be noted in this connection,
however, that the chairman of the last
Republican state convention did then,
and is now openly condemning the
course pursued by the republicans,
and during the war a number of promi-
nent Topeka Republicans with some
others, counselled the surrendering of
the Douglass house to the Populists
Thus it viii be seen that while the Re
publicans are to some extent divided
on the legislative war question, the
Populists present solid, unbroken
front.
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03
DERECTORS

OCkHoLDERS.
Fl. Hutchinson......... ....GoodIand, Kas.
Ruadmaster's Clerk.
VIM. Mcclellan. .Go0diand, KaS.
Engineer c. r. 1. & p. Ry. Co.
II. Andrews. .Gondland. KaS.
County Attorney Sherman County.
A. F. Keith. h............... G0odland, KaS.
Engineer c. Il. L 65 p. By. Co..
NJ. B. Tomblin, n,............ Goodland. Kas.
President Sherman County Bank.
j NJ. Jordan, n,.............. GoOdland, kaS,
CahSer Sherman County Bank.
3. F. Brown, GOGdland, KaS.
County Treasurer Sheman County.
Mary r. Maxwell. ....... GOodland, Kas.
Guardian.
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03
sl.5o PER YEAR,
Peopie.s party TICKET.


Peoples Party Ticket.
For Judge Thirty-fourth Judicial District.
w S. WILLCOXON.
For Sheriff.
SIMON KEMP.
For Treasurer.
II. s. RULOE.
Fer Register of Deeds.
G. D. POTTS.
For County Clerk,
Z D. ADAMS.
For Coroner
d. b. DINWIDDIE-
For Surveyor.
G. r. SHOOK.
For Commissioner First District,
G. II. AUSTIN.
Township Ticket.
Fer Trustee.
NJ. E. SHARP.
For Treasures.
w. w. LEEMAE.
For Clerk.
OTTO AUER.
Fer Justices OF the Peace.
F. a. ALBEE.
e. L. CALVERT.
For Constables.
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
GEORGE BRADLEY.
For Roadoverseer,
]. w. SMALLEY.
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03

I'D. B. DINwIDDIE, our candidate for
coroner, will be elected sure. He is an
old-timer, practical farmer, a respect
ed citizen and man competent for
the place. Vote for him without fail.
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03

EE94G4... r. SHOOK, Populist nominee for
surveyor, will be sure winner. He is
IA competent and practical surveyor,
ttand will fill the office-faithfully
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03

THE assassination of Mayor Harrison
has startled the entire country. These
assassinations of public men such as
Lincoln, Garfield and Harrison are be-
coming omniously frequent. The per-
petrators seem to be a peculiar kind of
crank. A serious inquiry into the cause
of this phenomena of our civilization
would be pertinent. France had its
Charlotte Corday, who drove the dag
ger into that inhuman monster, Ma
rat, and Ravillac, who killed Henry
". Russia, Prussia and Great
Britain have had similar tragedies in.
their history and ancient Rome saw it's
first Caesar struck down by the dagger
of Brutus. We are travelling fast along
the same pathway other nations have
passed over. We are fast approaching
European conditions in more ways
than one. Abraham Lincoln. said:
.'Prosperity has tendency to foster
and beget tyranny We might add:
Tyranny begets assassins and anaf-
chists. The assassin Of Mayor Harri-
son, on being searched at tho Jail, was
found to be possesserz of 81. mother
words he was crazed IN mind about,a a
position he sought under fhe mayors
appointment, which he did not get and
probably was never promised to him,
and being practically penniless, he did
the deed of blood. Sad. comment on
the condition Of American society.
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03

BEFORE THE REPUBLIo goes to press
sagains the die will be cast, the vote
counted, and the entire Populist ticket
III Sherman county will have been re-
turned elected. Put a cross in the
* issauere against the name of every Popu-
slist candidate. There is no reasonwhy
s=you should not do so. Party success
this fall means party success next fall.
Party success means the Carrying out
Of the principles of the party. 1t IS not
ssse much a race forspoils. as fight for
siaihe1paes. 8. y 10
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03
apuuIicafFo5g notice.

~ {FiTsfi published Get o. .s.eifs.iss ?,
NsElae Justice sCE1rt Of Kansas befere + sA=Hlbee
u Justice Of the peace, IN ltasca township IN
SheTnan coEnfy. E Sharp vs. - isafa SKIN
William Skinner and Florence. j. s5klnneE4 viii
take notice that they have been sued II the atove
named Justice Court upon .accoHEf. aud must
answer the bin oS psrticziaFs5ed herein by plain
tiR en- Before the sth day Of November, 1893, Or
saf BIZ 81 particulars viii BE taken sstri3es and a
judEf0elis Be rendered 1cr the PIafsfif5ssaid
action tor the sum Of sixty=tBc dollars ald fifty
cents is6z sol and interest aud FOR fe iofeelosuTe
df fEe attachEsenf len hersIH granted and costs
sHoxTzA NDKEg's. = AE.BKE. Justice ofPeacel
- - Aftof1sey fer plaintiff. -
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03

s-s =. p. ADAMS the Populist nominee
sssorscounty clerk, viii be elected by a
good majority. While we Iabored to
iSeEac1lre the nomination of Frank Amet
for the place, we cheerfully support
sealFc Adams and hope that the yeters of
ssthe Populist party in the county AEin
give him their full support. We=canIiot
Stofd to allow our personal preferen-
ces to ALLEVIATE rs from cheerful sup
saertsof the regular nominees of the
..15sEtyg Vote for Mr.s Adams for county
clerk aud give him a good majority.
s-s7E present board OF county con1-
missioners have been the most eElleienti
and business like board the coSsntsgi
has ever had They HAYS attended,
faifhfuiiy to the county affairs and
The Goodland republic., 1893-11-03

THE vote on the vault question will
be taken at the coming election. 1t is
always wise to provide for the safe
keeping Of the records of the county.
Although there are three large safes in
the courthouse, there is not near room
enough TO store the county records in
a manner to protect them in case of
fire. It is the proper thing to vote for
the building OF the vaults. It will be
noticed that the money is already in
the treasury, and no extra levy will be
made for this purpose. Some of the
voters have been misinformed on this
point. You viii see by reading the
cleo ton proclamation that the sum
needed is to be taken from the county
general fund now on hand in the treas
ury. The need Of a jury room is evid-
ent. to all Vote for the building of the
vaults,