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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29

In the nations storehouse there is
enough silver to pay every bond and
every debt against the government.
Until the last y years silver vas Co
ordinate With gold as money since the
birth of the American republic. The
financial standing of the United States
was as good, if not better, then than it
g at present The ohonest money" mi.
guilty had not then evolved in the trea.
Eaonahle minds of the money kings and
she damable conspiracy of 1873 had not
reached its consumation. The people
were prosperous tramps were IN
known. The condition of the people
demand that the money of their
fathers be restored to them and that
'khe men at the head of the nations
saaira recognize the constitutional
rignt to pay all claims against the gov.
srament in either gold or silver and
ssslat the issuance of bonds shall cease.
F. failure 10 do this is reasonable.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29

The action of Spain in delaying her
apology for firing on an American
vessel flying the stars and stripes is be-
ing made the basis for considerable war
talk among eastern editors. A war
would just suit them. They could pur-
chase a substitute and keep their pre-
cious bodies cut Of harms way. Not
50 with the majority of the American
psople They arc TOO poor TO hire
10 hers 10 face danger in their place. It
IS doubtful, too, whether such soldiers
as those Of 1776, 1872, 1916 and 1861
could be enlisted. The patriotism of
Of the great mass of American man,
hood is fast passing away. Men who
are forced to starVe or toll for bare
existence care little for country. The
China-Japan war is proving this. The
COOLIES" of China make poor soldiers
owing to the treatment they have re-
ceived for centuries. They care moth
ing for their country and should not
be expected to fight CALAMITY for their
masters. 1t is the common people that
make up an army, and the better their
condition the better the army The
piutoeratic classes Of the United States
may compass their own ruin in reduc-
ing the freeborn American workman to
tramp. Should the United States be-
clme involved in a war with some
foreign nation, could it look for such
deeds of daring as we're displayed in
the late war from an army of trampsg
No. They care nothing for a govern
ment that has forced them to degrade
their manhood and suffer the pangs of
hunger During the English and
French wars in the middle ages the
English yeoman defeated double their
number of the French peasants. Such
is history-such ever will be history
no nation can long exist that makes Of
its best manhood serfs.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29

The bonds that the Cleveland al,
ministration have issued are To be paid
in gold. How is the United States to
secure the gold to redeem them? The
Increase III gold will barely pay the in.
terest on these bonds. The increase of
wealth is getting less every year and
likewise the possibility Of getting gold
from other countries. Unless some
great and unexpected good fortune
falls to tls nations lot, it would seem
that the present administration had
bequeathed posterity legacy Of debt
that will imperil the nations freedom.
The actions Of the administration in
this respect We're nothing less than
criminal.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29
Sheriff-s Sale.


n the district ccurt of the Thirty-tgurtb iudi
- elal district, sitting IN and for the county of
sherman, III the state Of Kansas: Harriet Issa-
Della Barns plaintiff, vs. George King. Lew 3
DaTr9W W, II. tluiNits, Matte T. GniTits.aed
A. u. bowman, defendants. By virtue Of an
order on sale issued TO mo, out OF said ffistricf
court pa the above entitled action, viii on SAT
uIday- the Gltb DAY Of Narch, A. ID. 1855. al
o'clock D. ~ OF said dag, az tie east front door
~ theeprrlhuuse, in the cltycf Goodlana, IN tins
county 81 sherman in tie state of kansast,ffer
at nanlic sale and sell TO tiie highest and best
bl.tier' Tor cash "a hand, aA the following des.
ct2ned real estate. tOwit: The southwest auarser
OF seellan thirty-threo l33 in township efF5t 81
range IortE.one ifll west Of the Sixth PRINCIPAL
elfIleiii-il lflnB and situated 10 the county III
sherman la tilo state oi kausgs. Tic above les.
cfi3'd real estate is taken as the prapertgc ssid
defendant aud j. directed by said order Of ssI n
@ SOD, and VII b sold without appFaisenopt
70 satisIy saiq order 81 sale. Dated at nv liss
n dcoaiand- kan.i this2ist dayaf Eebruafv. fleS.
Horn ANDREWS, g4V0s Fs-sis
Attorney. sheriff SheTmau cCunff.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29
Publication Notice.
First punished Feb. IS.

tIst puDllSheu j cd. 10.
I y the district court of Sherman county, Kan.
= Sas. The Board of County Commissioners of
the county OF Wallace, Kansas. plaintiff. vs.. Z,
J.. Camp, defendant. The aforesaid defendant
Will take notice that be has been sued I'm the
above entitled action in the aforesaid court. and
must answer OF demuT to thoplaiutEf's petition.
uled therein on or before March 81, 1885, OF said
petition viii be taken as iruo and a judgment
rendered against him as prayed for I'm said petit
d0ni yacatlng and setting aside a certain judg-
ment' recovered To said court on Nov III, 1894. by
SAID defendant. against said plaintiff, for the
sum OF Sl32i bearing interest from the date of
the rendition thereof at the crate of percent Der
lanGmi and for costs o! suit in a certain action,
therein pending wherein said O. j. Camp was
plaintiff and said Board OF tuuuty Commissions
rs Of the county of Wallace, Kansas, was de.
iondant, and granting new trial In the action
wherein SAID Judgment was rendered.
Attest; W. S. ROARK aND Is. Z OspogA
l., II. HANET Plaintiffs Attorneys
Clerk District Court.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29
HIGHER WAGES IN ENGLAND.

AAAN-ALG ~ AUS IN IN ArAsAlT -.
Il has always been Que of the claims
of Republicans and high tariff apostles
that high protective tariff kept up
wages aud that this fact should enlist
every workingman to support the party
advocating these measures. The scale
of wages adopted by trade unions on
both sizes Of the Atlantic shows that
the British workingman not only re.
ceiyes more money for his labor, but
also lives better, at half the cost, than
the american. This fact has been
known to labor unions for some time
and probably accounts fer Dsmoeraoy 5
vicsory in 1891 aud 1882.
Protection does not protect The mau
of toll, but the man who employees hin,
and although the productions Of the
foreigner are taxed, their IS no en-.
barge placed on the foreigner Who is
free to come into the confines Of pro.
lection aud accept less wages and take
the place Of the American workman.
But a skilled workman from European
countries rarely ever found In this
'coun sy, ewing to the fact thar in his
native laa3 he ean command better
wages.
In special cable - lie Omaha Bee,
the ioliagiHg axsrset Was found under
itoai2n date, ghielfHiay Open the 50 s.
'oE TIE night wage g peo5eetiotsist.
4e Astonishing slateosa1t x n.,ls
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29

First Dublishad al. h.

FIRST puDnsi4cu Eeb, To-
II the district court OF sherman county. Kan.
= sas. The Board of County Commissioners al
Wallace county, Kansas, plaintiff, VS.. Elias ID
Reed defendant. The aforesaid defendant win
take notice that he has been sued In the above
entitled action in the aforesaid court. and must
answer OF demuF 70 the PLAINTIFF petition. fled
herein. on or before March 30. 1895 OF said poti
hon viii be taken rs true and a judgment rem
der d against him as prayed for in said petition.
EacaIlhE and setting aside a certain judgment.
recovered IN said court on Nov. 81 1894, IJy said
defendant against said plaintiff. for the sun Of
eieg! Il bearing interest from the date of the
gfiiiion thereof at the ratio of 6 per cent per
Hhur and Tor costs OF suit, IN q certain action.
neg ln Pending wherein said Elias 3. Reed was
iHtlf and ssld B0Ul al County Commission.
ri fha county of Wallacc. Kansas. was de-
'cstqt and Tntiug a now trial i'm the action
@ Flu sad lndgment was rendered
-f0st. VS.. ROARK AID s. J. OSBORN.
L, III. II iyET. PlsintiF's lfforna,..
Clerk District Court.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29

Publication Notice
First published Feb IS

81 ia IT Kansas, sherman celnty, s.. u The
- district eourt 81 sad loI SAID county ard
state The Farmers and Mc-eadn-s Sank :
iiEn cguHosed az G. vi. smith nlsintiiI. vs.. j. s.
Barr and WI, Lakewood, dels1I8ntS, said slo.
leQdaaEs ;. 5. Ban AID - j. BlaekHood v-ili
sake NOTICE that they have been sued in the
above mined cent upons balance bu6 ca g aot8
givee toplQlalill 5g defendants ie- lsgeHJy-lrs
suettty enc hrlCIfUths dollars Isl Hgl, dated
June ~, ~ s. and n1E uWata DF plaintiff. That
III attachment mas been granted and issued in
sad action, and 3 leVy r.lerssrlef has a0ea uaCe
upon the foiiOWisg described real estate belong
ialg to said Gcieldalts. 1o-Wit; The sauthses.
quarter Of section thirteen (fSf IN township nine
isi south. cf range forty-one- 81 west Of tho
SIKH principal meridian, IN Sherman county,
Kansas, and that each 81 you must
answer the petition fled therein b.
said pisintlH on or before the 18th isy
81 March, 4. D. 1875. OF said petition VIII BE-
taken as tTae and 4 judgment for plaintiff IL
said action for the sum of Ssf.59 and interest
thereon nom September 1e, 1885 at tho rate 81
10 per cont per annHna, and an order of sale az
attached property viii be entered for the sale I'll
SAID real estate attaehed to SATISFY said ia5s.
ment, AMI costs Of said action.
tARaERs AND MERCHANTS BANK
bran composed Of c. W. Smith.
Plaintiff,
AstetS By H0gT ANDREWS
I'LL. hANEN Attorney for Plaintiff
lcrb cF tho District Dart.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29
EkSU ERs HM..
i.-st o. s.s..ls saa Tass L6.e subject 70
Deed Ter Taxes. sepismbeF, 1895.

OFFICE OF COUNTY ERsSUREs or SfIER-f
stAN COUNTY. KANSAS. March p 1865
Notice Is hereby given thar chs Solios5ag IS 4
liss Of lands and town los situated iaihs county
Of Sherman, and stats Of Kansas solo on the 6sh
day Of September. Is9s. sor The unpaid taxes of
1907. aad usrsdseEcd On she abose-rehsionsd
date containing tie name Of the person 10 whom
assessed when saeh asne appeared on the assess-
meHl ard tax seli together with The amonnt Of
taxes charged and interest thereon calculated 70
and iueladiHg the last day Of redemption. EsrLem-
bes s. 1865 on each parcel. and nnless redeemed
on % before Seqteubsf 6 1885 said lands and
lots Will be conveyed 10 the purchasers upan the
SURRENDER Of TAX sale certificate as provided By
law. Il. s RUL0N,
County Treasurer.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29
Publication Notice.


i5t published fcb, 10.
I \ the district court of sherman county, Kan.
l Sas. The Board Of County Commissioners of
Wallace county Kansas, plaintiff, vs. +. Q. Eel.
lows, defendant. The aforesaid defendant viii
take notice that be has been sued in the above
answer or demur to the plaintiff petition. Hled
therein, On OF before March 50, 1885, or said ne.
utiol viii be taken as true and a judgment ren-
deFed against him as prayed for in said petition,
sacatlng ana setting aside a certain judgment,
recovered in said court ON November "a lSgI h,
said defendant, against said plaintiff, for the
sum OF II, los hearing interest from the date
OF the rendition thereof at the rate of per cent
per annumr and for costs of suit, In a certain ac-
ton therein pending wherein said z. @ Fellows
was plaintiff and said Board of County Commits
sloners OF tho county of Wallace, Kansas, was
defendant and granting a new trial in the &C.
ton wherein said judgment was rendered.
Attest W. s. ROsRK AND s. u OspopN
L. II. HANEY, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Clerk of the District Court.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29
SheTifs Sale.
First published March 8.

First published March 8.
n the district court Of the TmTty-third Judi
4 oiaI districts sitting IN and for the county of
Wichita, II the state OF Kansas: J. s. Denning,
5TeasHreF hiehlta county, plaintiff, rs. LOWS
Iribbie, defendants By virtue Of an order OF
sale issued TO me, out OF said district court, in
the above entitled action, l win, on Saturday,
the l5th day of April, j. D, 1885 at ! O'Clock D.
n Of said dag at tEe east front door Of the
courthouse, IN thoseify Of GOodlland il the coun.
" or sherman 70 the- state ii Kansas. Cffsr at
pubic sale and sell to the highest and best bid
der ioF cash in hand. all the following described
real estate, towIts The southeast quarter Of sec
ton seven o. In township SIX {el south Of range
s,ertg-one an Westaf the Sixth principal ulefi.
aLaai sold subject % 2 prior judgment Of Que
nInqreq snd iouT dollars and eighty-niue one
hunaIedths lSl04-SSi and cost of sales, lying and
situated IN the county Of Sherman ia tho state
q hansas. The above described real estate IS
taken as the properly Of said defendant aud Is
directed by said order Of sale TO be sold ana viii
oe sod With 1ppraisoElezt, TO satisfy said order
OF sale. dated az my OLice IA GOodland Kan.
sas, this 18th day Fl March, lSf5.
SIN0S aEsiP, Sheriff sherman County.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29

The United States is getting into
trouble all along the line. Spain has
fired upon the American flag, France
has sentenced an American to 20 years
Imprisonment for making a contract
with Hoyas, a Madagascar tribe, and
England is using ARBITRARY measures to
force Nicaragua to pay an indemnity,
which may have to be taken care of
under the Monroe doctrine. The re-
spect OF the United States must be up
held AMI the rights Of Americans
established.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29
Sherif.s Sale
First Dablisbed ~ =

L-s1t l-tts-L--t--f
the district court o. lhl Tiirtg-lourth ipdi.
cal district sitting ia ard for tho e85sfs- ~
SHERMAN, p tho STATE Of kansas, 3, ~ Rae
uait plaintiff Us. Cyrus j. Bcnnolt Mary ]. EsD.
nett. SrlsJn bgetheTs Losn and Trust c0nsf4ns-
y h heWls0n, Mrs " r. H0wis0n. y7if,
iirsi mans laEh0Rl. Henry j. Williams. 6n.i
Enlzna 3. Williams, descendants. Byy!ffiie q. ~,
order q sale issued 20 me, cut Of said district
court, iR tho above entitled action. I viTi. -
Saturday tne 18th day 90 Aageh. s. i. IS. &; s
ocsqTk p in. or sad daSt at the cast front ,s6ar
Of lho courthouse. ~ thacitf Of si0eilanf Ia 4n
ctsuHFs 81 ohefIn7p sR the STATE 81 Kansas 81 al
q pupslc sale, and sci ~ the highest ana bast
bidder Tor cash IN hsrL. eli tils fcilo1ic.- rIss
c.sbed zeal estate tOBlts tbs sens xr1sr
Of section iniFi5osc liii IN township ssreB a.
ssusbas ran1e foxy 90 sest If tie Sixth min
ezsi.- meFsdI1a seeicut 70 @ srggfetee Il a0
s-id accrued inter lisif m f1E0s - .-t sTlitr
bla- aeEs ksiaH ann lrli>l clsnnaas = lieai.scf
3 s9tlska, lsiRE and sItuatcitin she so1as 81
e4l-nan 81 I't3 8 sFf kansas. she taVeie+.
CD F,7fI isit - Ess1 las - pf.iaffr ii s ii
9e.s9s1S-l 1n,tl ifesfed bt aiil sr.iai 81 sa.s =
go 81. i-iff b sold yiti ap.lstiiselosL7 ts
sa taly - e q Hie. 21ted sl rs 1-fzel. s.
~. -rliai - taiz ltfa5.ef izesiisisrI
tfszs asp Sfs.sS RFsr
dror. cl5riiL Il cIleg.nfs ttrfsza
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29
Fublication Notice.
- hli.lln.l ~. l5.


ct fiei count oi sherman county, han,
alc l0arIol County Commissioners Of
toGsiy of Wallace, Kansas, plaintiff, Us.
,t.rlce Porter, defendant. The Aforesaid de-
'ia'a SSH taiSe notice that he has hccu sued
e tiot -cltl,lc, eriiGn IN the Aforesaid
,i-.ts ,nil mast answ'r OF deMU go the main,
tliio14, lieu tECrcin, OF oi before March
- aid Irutlpn viii be taken as trua
sad e $3.50 siatii rendered against nm as slFayod
isf ia -a3e petition, yacatlng aud setting aside a
,rtain juGsuent, recovered in said court on
NOF' ~ lN4, by SAID defendant, against said
nom the date of the rendition thereof at the
rate OF per cent per annum, and for costs of
stlt IN a certain action therein pending, where
n Sald Horace Porter was plaintiff, and said
Board of County Commissioners of the county al
Wallace, kansas was defendant, and granting
new trial IN the action wherein said judgment
was rendered w. ). RoARR md $. J. Osborn,
attest; Plaintiff Attorneys.
II. III. HANEY,
Clerk District Court
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29

SECRETARY MORTON has discovered
several congressman who sold their
quota Of government seed that should
have been distributed among their con-
stitutents Such petty thieving should
be punished as the same offense would
be in private life. He promises to give
out their names in the near future.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29
PublicatIor Notice.
First nnblished Fob. IL

I y the district court Of sherman county, Kan.
= sGs. The Board of County Commissioners OF
the county OF Wallace, Kansas, plaintiff, Us. b.
\. Act oy, deirndant, The aforesaid defendant
viii take notice that he has been sued i'm fbe
above entitled action in the aforesaid court, and
must answer OF deuyUr to the plaintiff petition,
lied therein, on OF before March 30 1885. or said
petition will be taken as true and a judgment
rendered against HIM a. prayed for in said petit
ton, yacating and setting aside certain ipdc.
ment recovered in said court on Nov. "a, iS94, by
and defendant against said plaintiff, for the
sum OF SA.ij bearing interest from the date Of
the rendition thereof at the rate of Der cent
Per annunl, and for costs of suit IN certain &C.
Ionr therein pending wherein said B. y. McCoy
was plaintiff, and said Board IF County Commits.
tionors OF the county of Wallace, Kansas, was
deien9ani. and granting new trial In the action
wherein said judgment was rendered.
Attest: ". ROiRK Avn =. 4 Gsropr
L. II, HANEY, Plaintiff's ATTORNEYS.
Clerk OF the District Court
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29

The Republican papers Of Kansas
who are not tied down by the shackles
Of party, are hopping on the present
state administration and the "redeem-
ing" legislature. Most Of them, how.
ever, seem thankful that the state
house was left and what few thing,
we're spiked to the floor.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29

SHERMAN COUNTY is going in for irri-
CATION in way that promises to make
rival for Finney county. Number
less plants have been put in during the
past winter and every day adds more.
The state experimental station will
help this matter along in the future as
the county experimental station has
done in the past
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29
ShefiHs sale


sirsi published March ].
2lAIE OF kansss. IS. ~ Z. Washington, y,
LEWIS trihhle. By.Firtps of an eSeCgsion ta
ta.tts-thiFd judicial district esJrt of The stats
= Kansas, sitting in and for Wichita COUNT
r. san state Wiz Oh April, a. .. ISIS, bsfssen
re fQlls Of u o.ClQck 3. u. a8d 9 G'etCei H. n1
of slid Gay ut The c0grthoHse door in (5oc5ssna
IL me eeEnty Of Sherman and state Aforesaid
Ger, III eesa ~ hand all the rsglt tito and IN
lefes . fle above named defendant IL 8nJ tc
tsa .oio-7ln. seseris9ti property, toy7it satfi-
east g seetlFn ssle1 j township SIX f6l range
i9sfke4e "a yess Of tho Sixth pliErinsi z.eEi5
s9 9etss above hasne5 defendant.
2tsllt1s eI-ce- - 7aIG. Kansas, fsb ~ 1sss
81 g. ~ 3sILst5 Z; S-sfcs $3.50
Acf1ly ~ sis
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29

THE "free silver" party must come
TO the Populists. The Populists viii
not go to the Stree silver party. It's a
case Of Mobamet going to the noun
tain. The mountain cannot go to No
harnet.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29

ENGLAND is claiming part of Alaska.
As the United States seems willing to
give everything it has to johnny Bull,
it might be in order for Grover to write
a quit-claim deed aud send it oyer to
London as birthday present to Vic
torn.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29
Sheriff's Sale.
First nl1hlishad March %

IN the district court of Sherman county, Kan
\ sas: The Investors company, a corporation,
plaintiff Us. Elizabeth Garbelman formerly
Elizabeth ArGsbaFger, George Garbelman, Ma
tllda LamaTselle, Ieagarden Brothers, United
States Loan and Investment company Frank E.
Hausch, and Milton B. Whitney, Charles S.
tairehild, Harry E. Mooney, Sanford B. Ladd
and Frank HagoTman as receivers of the LON
bard investment company, q corporation, de-
lennants. Notice Is hereby given that will offer
for sale and sell to the highest and best bidder,
Tor cash in baud, at the east front door Of the
courthouse IN the city of GOodland in the said
county of Sherman and state of Kansas. on
Iues day the 25rd day of April, 1855 at the holr
Of o'clock @. m. on the said day, all OF the fol-
lowing described property situated in the said
county of Sherman and state of Kansas, tOwit :
The east half OF the northeast quarter and tho
northwest quarter OF the northeast quarter and
the northeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
OF section ten 1Ol in township ten li1) south, of
range forty iOl west Of the sixth principal meri.
dian, said sale will be made under and by
virtue of an order of sale heretofore issued in
the above enttiedcase out of the above entitled
court and TO me directed and delivered. In
witness whereof ! have hereunto set my hand
TINS 18th day of March, 1898. SIMON KEMP,
Sheriff Sherman County.
Ferry y Small and Pulsifer & alexander, Con-
cordla, Kan, Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29
Creamery Wanted.

Anyone desiring a location for a
creamery in thriving town where
plenty Of COWS are to be had, in as fine
a grazing country as is to be found,
should correspond with A. G. Willis,
secretary, Kanorado Dairy association,
LambOFn, Kan.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29

0sESAroR GoBaiAx says: "Every dollar
received from the 6l180MQo0 sale of
bonds has been used in the end to pay
the current expenses of the govern
ment. How has The reserve been
maintained?
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29

The lyncbiHgs Of the past winter are
nearly equal to those of California
when the "yigilante7 held undisputed
sway.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29

Wgo4ESG is feeding at the aid table,
along with Colorado, Nebraska Okla
hnnla and Kansas.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29

.tHE morrill, administration will Q
on record as the most corrupt the sta
ever experienced.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29
OFFICIAL COUNTY pAPzR.

TIE principal export Of the U4lted
states-boads. The principal pro-
5famps,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29

far transmission through lAs Ipsi.s as +s,.s,si,,
sliL5s fnsli uIatstf
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-29
First Addition to the Original Town Of
GO8dlaRd.'
Original Town Of GOOdiand,

Name. L. B. Amt Name l. B. Amt
G. D. Umph- Mary Flick
Tey........I7 IS $40 y enstien..,.I5 s. an ~,
Is IS 81 . 10 81 - y
Sherman Co. Russell Bros, g s. 60
Develop c, c. PeTdieuIo 40 6 So
ment Co.. 20 81 4 81 The. Stamm. n 50 I9 g.
753 4I7i
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-12-26
One az a Time. Please

Father (whose wife has presented him
with twinsl-Tommy you may stay
home from school to-day and tomorrow
tell the teacher that you have two new
brothers.
Tommy-Wouldn't it be better to say
I have only one new brother? Then I
can stay home day next week for the
other one?-Oakland Times
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-12-26

Aiexicors largest gold nugges N<s
found at Pianchas Placers. Sonoze< -
the spring of 1892. It weighed 1<5k
pounds.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-12-26

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the reception room with you How is
1t, old chap. did she accept you2
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asked her, supper was announced