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Decorah-posten., 1895-03-01
Gper8Smaai 90 Spar.

Canada Field Peas. - SOM Guar paa Sp%sr9smaalet
ON, bUOr man ital benuenoe fig for at fua fjSbt beuue
Sla9s NSrter, fan tiene: StriU til 2iUingitOn's SeeO
StOres, 1872 & 324 Seventh Ct, 3es @OIuss, Soma, Ug
3e pl faa al ben Splpsnins, iOm trGnses. Striusr De
efter a~atalO8, oa pil 8e paa SIDE 81 finos baaOe 4ris.
bOOrmange 8uibel5 pr. Gcre p.tp.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-01

$aIt. SrObau9b uf 8. e. friper
ON ben npe SalmebOg: ~8i bar su'
gang puu gei at fua SuuseS Saline.
bog; men iss b0Ube ben 5~Oritaaelie,
at 8. g. life gHiteoe ben. Samiunbet
bar paa TO GursmsOer Itsmt for 2auos
taCs Sn~lmebOg, berfOr bar man at,
bsiOet mso ben s, q. ON llo9ipelien at
ben; ben npc uO9uOe inoebOIOer Gils
fGsset nEi,en 100 SaImer, DC FeIte
fienote O8 t%ieruefuIoe. gtu mna 8eRs
nerHe UGre liHfe til OF tjpbe 8Ogen,
% iaa ben uObreOt, iaG at SmfOFuins
acrHe tuuns oGltes.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-01

8aH. sfartptOt bar opin8t fine
WenisbeOer i BaIwortb So, g. DAT,
% Bait. 81. 6. @ri,iOu er talOet ! bans
Steo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-01

groi. Z. y. ggnG al ben 8. 81.
peo Scduoiuopia Gfnoemi or ni9aast
peo 9poen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-01

gat. Sob. Slton Of Chicago, Oir'
fer fortiOen i giidigun, men er tnloet
til nogle Meui9beOsr i BOIt 60, Ntinn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-01


peo ScauoiHopin afnoemi or aI8aast
peo OGDEN.
gaii. Sob. CIion Of Gbicn9p, Uir'
Ter iOrtiOen i 9iidiguu, men er talOet
til uosls WeuisbeOer / 8OIt Co. Ninn.
Bot. SfartptOt bar opiogt fine
Weniebeoer i gSaIuortb &c., g. 8aty
% gait. 81. 6. GritiOu er falOet bans
Steo.
Zen nne aifsIalmrbog er M O8iaa
iGroig fra ben 8. q. 5arGas; ben ital
uRre imutt uoitDret Og / ale Senieens
Der meget tiIfrsositiaenos.
YnH. Sarifmo al ben 8. g. f,al
mart besroe fig puu Reiie til Horge
for fin SeIbreOs 9tgto; ban nster at
bliUc frapGrenos ct belt aar.
GAIT. 8. 6. Rasmnsien / Canes
bOro, gtIuu., er npIig bIeOen piet til
gliis @rap al 8reitou, gtinn. pans
8rOOer BAIT. 8. Ra8mu5ien al gtiua
ncapOlis fOrretteOe,
Emmanuel MtnigbeO5 6UinoefOres
uln9er / 81. 8nul, Ntiun. bar b%eiIuttet
berefter at ienoe fine Stnamls ions
giora9 til gauges Sgnobe % life til
&iuamis iunsielTabet.
YrOf. Steeuslan0 og bans Gaoer
6nlIe Stsen8lanO sr tiltraaot en- uOens
Ianosreiie, paa boilten De a9te at be'
ip9e 9G9ppten Og bet bcQl8e 2ano; De
n9te at bIipe irapprenoe Ct ballot Nar.
giOrng til z mfnnOsfasien til b.
). g, tommer uu ri9eIi8ere ino. Bet
9lGoer os at ie be mango tiloels libc'
rule @arantisr fra 0teuisbeoerne.
8lanOt oiSie fan nRpneS fra canoinas
mia 8alo, Eoit. :. g%iIiOus $3.50.
Eaf. Sa8eietbs NeulsbeOer uf 8
g. 8rimrOie % Cambridge CT Der
upli9 inOoiet tiosmRsTgs Og Uatre
airtebD8ninser. 8rimroiesairten err
81 X so meO gnismsnt og 5urnace.
GambriO9e=8irten er rs X AZ mso Sis
O~ebpgnius Is X rs meO Saiemsnt Cg
6urnare,
Sanmarfs SiffOpper. 2 Of BEN,
nemIig 8iitOP Sag % giiiOp SalsleO
u8ter iaar at ueIR9se fine @mbeOer.
&c er 9runneOe i airfens 9jeuefe.
Sag ieirer iaar fit 5O,aars Su.
bilGum. s Siitup 8ulsleUs SteO
n9ones iOm bans @iterIBlser ben BE-.
BrRt Sdepelern.
Ntis ilonGr SogitaoS UtisionsfO'
/ ct. Gn8gar &reos inobragte
ben uutre Gum Of $832,65. San fOrts
fin &eiie ben 3Oie Marts % pil
/ 3ecOrab &reos, fOrtIptte
GbicngO Og WaOiIOn Sreo1e.
Dan ptl ianleoes iauOignlig life blipe
/ bisie Srebie for til Gar8mg-
bet.
On &G8manO SnirfIOmbeOen inoen
ben uOrite Spu0oe itriOer Sr. Nt. 81.
y~terbOoi9: "S0nOoen pil intet tabe
oeo at anta8e en- UrOuet 2GsmanSss
OirtiOmbeO; ei heller fan oct pGre uus
get gait / at efterli9ne De M9no "a
g uinOer, iOm ole bare enorGgti9e i
Ssn % 8aafalOelie i 8soeialen i &c.
.. @Qer oil bore tiere 8re>
ter BRUCE SinoenB5leu til ale Og aft,
bOrer til Oeune &%irtiOmbeO?"
6G0relnuoet er life til for 8artier,
les StDIO, Ell heller 4ortierne for be
Rrrinupr
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-01

Zen nDe GifsIalmsbOg CT nu O8iaa
fRroi9 fra ben 8. q. 5arlGs; ben itnl
pRre imutt uoitpret Og / ale 6enieen'
Der meget tilfreositilenos.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-01

GAIT. s.. 6. Rasmusien i 9anes'
bOro, Ntuu., er npIig bIeOen piet til
MtiiS @raD al 8reitOa, gtinR. pans
8rO0sr Bait. 9. 8a8nmSier al gtius
ncapolis fUrrettcOe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-01

Sait. SageietbS MeuI9beOer at 8
g. i 8rimruie % Cambridge sr Der
upli9 inooiet tiOsmRsiigs Og oatre
airtebg8niuser. 8rimrOies8irtsn er:
81 X so meo gaismsnt pg 6urnace.
Gambrio9e=8irten er rs X AZ mso Sis
O~ebpgniug 16 X rs meO 9aiemsnt %
5urnace.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-01

giOrnB til SaminnOSfasien til B..
3. g, tommer M ri9eIi8ere inO. Get
8IGOsr Os at ie be mango tiloels libcs
ruIe @arantisr fra WenisbeOerne.
8IanOt OiSie fan nRpneS fra Scanoiuas
mia 8alo, Iait. Z. Billions $3.50.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-01

YnTt. Sarifmo al ben 8. g. i'al
mart besrOs is puu 8eiie til Hcr8e
for fin 6slbreOs Stgto; ban uster at
bIiuc frauGrsnos ct belt Aar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-01

GmmnnncI MtnigbeOs 9UinoefOre.
uin9er / 81. 9nul, gtinn. bar b~eiIuttet
b~ereiter at ienoe fine 9iuumIs lions
8iorag til Sauges Ggnube % life til
&iuamis unsielFnbst
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-01

YrOT. SteeuslanO pg bans 6aoer
Saae Stsen8lano sr tiItraaOt en- uOens
lanOsreiie, paa boilten be nste at be'
iD9e 9G9Dpten Os bet beQlge 2auo; De
agte at bIiue irapprenoe ct baIpt &ar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-01

6GorclauSct er life til for &artier,
mes StDlO, Ell heller 4artiernc for be
entelte 8eriouer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-01

Saumarfs 9ifOppsr. 2 Of benz,
nemIig 8iitOp Sag % giiiOp Salsle0
ugter iaar at uelasge fine @mbeOer.
DC er 9ranneOe i airteHs 3jeueite.
8lfop Sag feirer iaar fit 5O,aars Su,
bilGum. s Siitup 8nISleus Steo
n9ones iOm bans @iterIslser ben Be.
Brett Sdepelern.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-01

9tisiiOnGr Sogitaos NtsionsfO.
rebras / ct. Gn8gur &reOs iuobrugte
ben uutre Gum Of $832,65. San fort.
letter fin &eiie ben 3Oie Marts % bill
be8DnOe / 9ecOrab &reos, fDrtiette
giennem GbieugO Og WaOiIOn Sreo1e.
6nn pil iuuleOe5 iaubipnli9 life bliOe
iGrOi9 / bisie Srebie for til aar8mg-
bet
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05
GRnrER,s GRFAT IEFAI.rEz

Grover is said to be a poor man
rumor puts his wealth at s4,0O0,0O0l
This is a cool sum, little too chilly to
be in the hands of a man whose first
great work consisted solely in sending
two unfortunates into eternity by the
moose route; whose second effort was
filing the position Of mayor; third,
that of governor, and fourth, that of
the presidency. Four great efforts and
100000! One effort, one million.
See? Plain as the nose on mans
face, isn't it? Salary as sheriff, $4,000;
hanging two men, $500; salary as mayor
two years, $4,000; salary as governor
two years, $4,000; salary as president,
five years, S25O,GOO. Total, $685., 800,
Practiced law and speculated in Wall
street-principally the during
the four years absence from the white
house, $80O,OO0 First sum brought
down and added, s1,105,5OO. Cost of
living, unknown. Deduct S1,1O5,5O0
from 100000 and there remains for
last years profits On some unknown
and mysterious investment, 1884, 800.
AS money getter Grover seems to be
a success N0ncOnformist.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05


20 MAINTAIN the gold standard per-
Hanentls. all forms Of currency, ex7
cept gold, must be contracted, and
bank credits restricted, and the price
level in this country forced enough be
low the price level Of other countries
to turn gold this way. AS prices GO
down, Of course wages, salaries, and
everything else that enters into the
cost of production, must follow There
is no other way. To attempt anything
else is but tempogizing. That this is
not any easy road to travel is manifest
enough, but it is the price Of the gold
standard; and if that standard is to be
permanently maintained, the price
must be paid sooner or later; and the
longer it is put off the more it VIII cost
in the end.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05
Sherif's Sale.
First published March y

IN the district court of Sherman county, Kan.
L sas; The Investors company, corporation,
plaintiff, vs.. Elizabeth GaFbeiman, formerly
Elizabeth ArnsbaTger, George Garbelman, Ma.
tllda Lamarselle, TeagaTdeR Brothers, United
States Loan and Investment company, Frank &.
Hausch, and Milton B. Whitney, Charles 8.
Eairchild, Harry Z. Mooney, Sanford B. Laid
and Frank Hagerman as receivers Of the LON
bard Investment company, a corporation, de-
PENDANTS, Notice is hereby given that viii offer
for sale and sell to the highest and best bidder,
for cash in hand, at the east front door Of the
courthouse in the city of GOOdlRnd, in the said
county of Sherman and state of Kansas, on
Tuesday the Ord day of April, 1895, at the hour
OF 2 o'clock p. m, on the said day, all Of thefOl-
lowing described property situated in the said
county of Sherman and state of Kansas tOWit
The east half of the northeast quarter and the
northwest quarter of the northeast quarter and
the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter
OF section ten t10) IN township ten (i0) SOUTH OF
range forty (40 west of the sixth principal meFi-
dian. Said sale will be made under and By
virtue of an order of sale heretofore issued in
the above entitled case out Of the above entitled
court and to me directed and delivered. In
witness whereof / have heTeunto set my hand
this 10th day of March, 1895. SIMON KEMP,
Sheriff Sherman County,
Ferry & Small and Pulsifer & Alexander, Con.
cOrdia, Kan, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05
AMERICA FOR AMERICANS

1t looks as if Europe were combining
against America. and it is not much to
be wondered at. Our government ap-
pears to be run somewhat more in the
interests Of Europe than in the inter
ests Of the American people. If Europe
can thrash US she might as well go at it
and blow the roof off our house at
once, as to gradually bankrupt US and
starve us to death. This journal be-
lieVes in a Simon pure American policy
for the United States. If it had its
way it would cut Europe dead. It
would have an American money, Ameri-
can manners and American policies.
It would legislate for the United States
and not for Europe, It would retaliate
upon any nation that Ould discrimin-
ate against American products, and
would attempt to thrash any nation or
all the nations that insulted us or at
tempted to tread on our rights. If we
we're whipped we would submit under
compulsion, as we now voluntarily sub
nit to the dictation and snubs of
foreign powers. While Europe is able
to 90 into our congress and get any
thing it demands, it is not strange that
it should hold our government in con
tempt and regard our people as help
less. So long as we first inquire what
European notions are in regard to a
policy before we adopt it, Europe is
justified in thinking that we are soft
snap and that it may slap us and kick
US to its hearts content. We long to
see America true to herself and true to
the spirit of rs, even if she must fight
the whole world; and with an American
financial policy and decent stiffness
Of backbone at Washington, we could
at least keep the flies off the whole of
Europe if she should attempt to be
funny. But it is folly to talk of fight
ing while the American congress
spends 10 months in the year legisIat-
ing against our own people and in fay
or of European interests-Farmers'
Voice.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05
OUR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.


Sherman county should be proud Of
the fact that it has the good fortune to
possess a board of county commission
ers who are hustIing businessmen and
ever on the alert to advance its interest.
To this pushing get-to-the- frontness
Sherman county owes its good fortune
Of having its portion of state seed in
the ground and growing instead Of be-
ing in the helpless position of surround
ing counties who have only just reoeiv,
ed their seed owing to the delay and
red-tape oceassioned by the purchase
coming through the board of railroad
commissioners.
When the seed bill passed the legis-
iature last winter the county commits
sioners foresaw the delays that would
hamper the prompt distribution of the
grain, and determined to make an eff
fort to get the purchasing power into
their own hands, thus making it posi-
bic to have the seed planted in time to
derive the benefits from the spring
storms.
Looking to this they advised the
eountys representative of the course
Of action and beseeehed him to use all
his influence to bring about this eondi-
ton; at the same time they began a
systematic bombardment of correspon-
dence which never ceased until their
point was carried and they had the
concession of making the purchase
when and where they pleased.
In the meantime a market had been
selected, reduced transportation rates
secured on one road and free carriage
on another, price obtained, etc.
As soon as the necessary concessions
we're obtained the commissioners com
eiesed their negotiations for the seed
and had it on the side track at Good
land at least two weeks earlier and at
a much less price than if they had not
taken the energetic steps they did
Tbs commissioners certainly deserve
much credit for taking this action and
carrying it through SO successfully
and the people of Sherman county are
not 50 uagenerous as not to appreciate
their efforts aud give them due credit
! FOR doing what they did.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

CLEVELAND is going to appoint dele
gates to another monetary conference
in Europe. In the past the United
States never had to ask Europe what
kind of money it could use and should
England have tried to dictate. a war
would have followed. Here is a land.
peopled by 8O,OO0,GOO human beings. a
land with resources equal to those of
the balance Of the civilized world. a
nation with unparalleled inventive
genias, asking the nations of Europe
what form of money it can use. Every
true American should feel Inundated
and ashamed. Calling it a monetary
conference does not cover the sting
that what Europe says goes.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

TIE bimetalhsm that the Republican
party has favored and will favor in the
future is as well known as the first line
OF the chorus Of AFTER the Ball. It
starts ont with sthe American people
from tradition favor bimetalism.n and
winds up "with such restrictions and
under such provisions as viii ensure
the parity of the two metals This is
IN accordance With the doctrine of both
old parties, one Of which demonetized
silver and Che ether which prevented
It's reconciliation All the bimetallism
that either wants is to have enough
silver coined to make change. Their
doctrine differs much from that Of the
real bimstallist party-the Peoples
which says; we demand the
free and unlimited coinage of silver
gold ct the isgalrstio Of I6 to1. $
tbs last doatrine has no uncertain
'.l7fss ABOUT Wilsf II says and means.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

The financial puzzle is now open for
solution by the Republican congress,
but who hopes for any change? Who
can be so sanguine as to expect relief
from the party that is originator of the
illsf The last congress has been much
centured and abused, and no doubt de-
serves censure for following Cleveland
so far as they did towards a Republi-
can gold basis policy, but the new con
gress when it meets Will do that which
the jibes and bitter calumny of manu-,
featured goldbug opinion could not in
duce the outgoing congress to do.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

That which the government agrees
to receive as money is always good
money. Even the postage stamp which
is only receivable for one kind of taxa
tions remains at par. If the 100000
of government expenses each month
was paid in money receivable for all
dues to the government, it would be as
good money as there is in the world.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05
TREASURER. A0GE.
List Of Lands and Town Lots suhjeet 70
Deed for faxes, September, Z, 1886.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TRASURERO OF SHER-
MANGoONfY, KANSAS. Mach ~ 1895.
Notice IS hereby given that the following is
list Of lands and town lots situated in the county
Of Sherman, and state Of Kansas. sold on the oh
day Of September, Issz. faT the unpaid taxes OF
1891, and HEredeemed on the aforementioned
date containing the mans Of the person to whom
assessed when such name appeared On the assess
ment and tax roll, together with the amonnt Of
taxes charged and interest therein calculated to
and including the last day Of redemption, Ssptem-
Der 8, 1895, on each parcel. and unless redeemed
on or before September 6, 1895, said lands and
lots viii be conveyed 10 the purchasers upon the
surrender Of tax sale certificate as provided by
Jaw. II, S. RULON,
County Treasurer.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05


AMERICAN manufactured articles are
being sold at a profit in the very heart
of the manufacturing districts of Eng
land This fact is being used by both
free traders and protectionists as an
argument in favor Of their special be-
liefs. This anomaiism is explained in
the desire of the two old parties to
keep the mind Of the people upon the
tariff humbug and away from more i'm
pOrtant and vitual issues. Boiled down
to its essence the tariff is nothing but
a tax that must be paid by the con
sumer. Under the present law this tax
is not only levied upon the foreign pro-
duction, but upon the home product as
we'll. In the first instance the tax goes
to the government, In the second it
goes to enrich the American manu-
facturer-an additional proft-un-
earned and undeserved. The many
millionaire manufacturers of the
United States acquired their wealth by
this lawful ilching and robbing of the
American people It is one of the re-
markable puzzles of the 18th century
that the American people will permit
this steady and unceasing the thieving
to continue, under the plea of building
up "home industry" when it has been
an acknowledged fact that for years
the American product has entered in
successful competition with that-of all
nations in the markets of the world,
and furthermore has invaded the very
home Of its most dangerous rival and
been placed on the market within ear
shot of the machinery that was grind
ing out a similar production. And vet,
the tariff is added to every dollars
worth of goods sold in its home mar
ket. In the 18th century the American
colonies brayed the results Of a con
tiiet with the then most powerful ma
ton of the world rather than submit to
a tax than was no more unjust than the
one they have been paying to the
manufacturing baroDs Of their own
country for the past 90 years, The tar
iff question is easy of solutiOn-if the
American pTodRct can compete with
khe European in foreign countries, It
can at home.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

WITH Reed, Mckinley and all the
other presidential timber in the Re
publican woodshed favoring the gold
standard, the promise made by Re-
publican papers that the g. o. p. will
remonetize the white metal, should be
taken with a large quantity of salt.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

WHERE are our postal savings banks?
In England these institutions we're
established in 1861; in Canada in 1868:
in Austria in 1888; and they have also
been introduced into Spain, Belgium,
Holland, Denmark, Hungary, Japan,
Sweden, Norway, and into the English
colonies. The United States is behind
the times.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

AN unconditional armistice has been
declared between China and Japan.
This is on account of the wounding Lii
Hung Chang. If Ii had only tumbled
to this sooner he might have been re-
warded with a couple of extra three
eyed peacock feathers.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05
Sherifs Sale.
First published March 8

First published March s.
n the district court of the Thirty-thifd Judi.
: ciai district, sitting in and for the county Of
Wichita IN the state of Kansas: j. a. Det.Hing,
treasurer Wichita county, plaintiff, vs.. LOWS
TTibble, defendant By virtue 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 April, A. D. 1885, at / O'Clock D.
m. Of said day at the east front door Of tie
courthouse, in the city of GOOdlaRG 10 the cOun-
y of Sherman in the state Of Kansas, off-- at
public sale and sell 20 the highest and best Did
der for cash in hand, all the following described
real estate tOWit; The southeast quarter Of ssc-
ton seven l) in township six (6) south of range
torty-one CD west of the Sixth principal mefi-
dian, sold subject to a prior judgment of one
hundred and four dollars and esghty-nine one
hundTedths tSl0lS9) and cost of safes, lying and
situated ia the county OF Sherman Ia the state
of Kansas. The above described real estate is
taken as the property of said defendant and is
directed BY said order of sale TO be sold, and il
be sold with appraisement, to satisfy said order
Of sale Dated at my Office IN Goodland Kan
sass this 5th day of March, 1885.
SIMON KEMP, Sheriff Sherman County.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

WHOSE country is this, anyway?
Yours? How much of it do you own?
If you don't own some of the land you
have no more claim Oh this as your
country than Chinaman. And if you
do claim some and it has mortgage
on it yon are not a free man and can
be turned out any time. This country
belongs-not to the people-but to the
corporations and a few individuals.
The rest of you have to buy the privi-
lege of staying here by the month.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

NONE but the blind can hope for any
relief from the Republican party. The
party has been turned over to the
money power and will be run in its in
terast alone.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

The lola Register edited by State
Senator Scott, has been very loud in
its remarks about the alleged stealings
of POpulist officials. Now it has lust
come to light that his better half has
been drawing a salary as his secretary.
from the state, and that, as yet, she
she has never set foot in the senate
chamber. Those who are so ready to
cry 'stop thief, need careful watching
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

CY LELAND, the chairman of the Re-
publican state central committee, and
Joe Hudson Of the Topeka Capital are
tearing at each others throats. Fight
ing over the spoils already?
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

THE Peoples party IS the only party
that recognizes the eternal fatherhOod
OF God and the universal brotherhood
OK nan and places man upon a higher
plane than money. George c. Ward.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

SIBERIAN COUNTY is going to have an
acreage of small grain equal to that Of
1892. when it lead the list of western
counties.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

Tram robbing is getting on the bum.
The s'money or your life" demand
secured only few lives in a recent
hold up.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

PASTE MeKinley's views on the silver
question in your hat, you will have
cause to use them before long.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

Entered at the Rostofaoe at GGod4aHd. kan,
s - transmission through the mails as second
eiiss mail matter.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

THERE is very few millionaires il the
United States today whom an angel
would class better than a pauper.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05

REHoEEFIzE silver and the gold re-
serve problem viii be solved.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-04-05
First Addition to the Original Town of
GO0dIaBd.
Original Town of GOOdland.

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Sherman Co. Russell Bros. IS 90
Develop IC. c. PerdieuIo 40 81
ment Co., 81 4 81 The. Stamm.z2 SO I9 %
So 4 III