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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15
Sic 1ttab GonpetttiDta.

Sn Utah bdben bic 3epublifaner ibre
Staatsconoention abge6alten uno in ibrer
Platform ertldrt;
n@tr 9louben an S9utB6ae; mir 9lauben an
&eciprocitdt; mir 9lauben an Sen 8tmetauism1is
b. }. on bic @lei6beredtt9un9 pon 9olb unb Stl@
Der lnb bic freie Nusprdguns betber 0eetale III ben
@tinSen Ser Station int gerbdltnib pom 16 Su l."
Sober ein5elne OeIegat, Der in Der gonz
BENTON %antpefenb mar, puBte, buB biefes
misunderstanding cine elenbe .2iige mar,
benin Die Qeute in Utah, fir tpel9e Silber
ni6t nun @eIb, ionbern audi W 1T,
ipiffen, bab ie nirgenbs in Der @elt fir
3714 9rains Sil6er % Grains Sob taufen
fDnnen, Ionbern nur bic 9dlfte, nGmli9 III
Grains. SroBbem Oerlangen lie, baB bic
&egterung ibnen bas enttpertbete @iGber abz
fQufe unb in Sil6erzO Dollars nit benz 2iz
een3ei9sn Gin 0OGGur" umprGge.
Die 2eute in Utah pifen iebr gut, BENIN
ie berte9ren tdgli9 nit 2euten aus ben8ergz
tperten unD S9mel5en, oaB Der Prets oes
@itbers felt ~apun3ig Sdbren itetig gefalen
1T unb baB es iebt fut Ous OOppeIte 9epi6t
bon Sitber nimmt, ME frii6er, tpenn man
bic ulte QuantitGt Sob bafiir taufen min.
Sic ielbit unb bic ii6rigen Sil6erproou5enz
ten in Colorado, gfepaba, @alifprnten II. I.
IN. baben 10 pie1 @il6er g~egraben, baB bas
Mnqebot Die Nd9frage BEL Weitem iiberitieg
unb aIs Solge be1en Der S~tlberpreis ftetig
berunter ging.
@enn Die Sifberleute in 2onbpn p5er
anberen @eltmGrften fir Bill 9rains Sill
Der itatt % @rains Sob nur 20 @raina
sr6ieIten, i'm nd9iten Sabr gar nur 18
Grains, Johann nur Is 9rains II. T. h., i'm
leBten Sabre aber lire SilberpprrGt6e Iogo1
9egen II unb 13 Grains Sob abieBten, nit
tpelGem He6te, fragen mir, Forbern bic ge=
publitaner l1tab's, baB Die Regierung unier
9plt nit einem Silbsrz9pIar B Of n / IL
be1nf ou, Der i'm alien @erbd1tniB BON 1871
ousgeprGgt, nur bic 6Glfte pert6 iit9
9p9, mas niiBt dies &%aiionniren nit
ben @ilber6pGben2 Mit MenI9en, bic re6t
tpo6l pifen, baB fe auf falf6en @egen
fponbeln, es. qber ni9t 5ugeiteben t%polen,
lam man ni9t orgumentiren; tie polen ben
S9ptnbel unb es bletbt ba6er nu oas
Cine ibrig: fh BON ibnen gu trennen.
@eber Die republitanii9e nod bic bemoz
frutii9e purtei fam ii6 nit i6nen aui
einen @omprpmiB e%inGufen unb es 1T gang
gut. baB tie einen ioI4en felbft BON fid
peiien.
utub 1T erit fir3li9 aIs Stat in bic
Union a%ufgenommen tporben unb fat 5pei
@ertreter i'm 8unbesfendt, Die gegen ibre
before l1eber3eugung nub Der 9feife Der
@il6ergrubenbeiiber ~tdn3en, pel9e benz
2anbe ibr minberpertbiges MetaG aufbaIisn
ppIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15
WnnerifAnii0e StantSmt 6tatter;
GHterifattifGe @tiffion6re TIT
Der EWrfcf,

Na6bem grGfibent 5iGmore's GROCER
Stddtsminiiter Daniel WebIter ir1 Ofto5er
1852 geitorben mar, ml2te jener 89igz
8rdibent fir ben geit ieiner am 4. Midr3
1858 gu @noe ge6enben Mmts3eit einen unz
beren ausge3ei9neten Gtaat3mann Neuz
gnglunb's, ben 8elebrten Gbnarb Gbe=
t 5u feinem 9taatsminifter, unb @berett
Ieitete nun Die austpdrtige pplitif Der Ser.
Stauten i'm Settle ieines gDrgdngers. lin
10 bemerfenspertber TT fein 8er6alten be-
treffs Der bereits hamals in Der Siirfei t6Gz
tigen umeritaniI9 en Mf1iionGre, bic 19pn
gu iener 3ett 5upeilen &nitoB Bel Der thrift
f9en &egierung e~rregten. sSn etnem uuf
einen iol4en San be5iigli9en biplomatii4en
@ftenfiife iagt @Oerett:
,2eute ipelhe bDn reli9iDIen @emeinihqf>
ten in ben 8ereintgten Stadten ndh mobaz
mebaniiGen pber beibnii9en 2Gnbern qe=
fdnbt tperoen, iinb gu ar benz @6ube Be-
re9tiqt, ben unfere Gegterunq nab benz 00lz
ferrent duf 8iirger ausbe6nen tann, bic in
fremben 2Gnbern tpp6nen unb bort Elm aez
5ebliGes 8erufsgeI@dft treiben. Mb, 3
niroe I'll enbtpfen 8~erpidlungen fiibren,
penn man es berIu9en tpplte, Die Gnt16eiz
bungen regelmGBiger 9eri6te um3uitoBen,
BON ipelden fol9e U%2iiiiDnGre Degen NufItel=
lung BON 2e6ren, ipelGe Die tpeltli9e @etpalt
in einem folDen 2dnoe ni3t buloet, ber=
nrtbeilt iinb."
Sn Der i'm a1gemeinen 10 f9tpa6ber5i=
gen 8ertpaltung oes prdfibenten 8u9anan
QS57-186D that ii9 Der alte bemofraz
tii9e Gtaatsmann GENTS CAB bon
Mi6igan als StaatSminiIter bur9 cine
trdftige auspdrtige Bofitit berbor. limb
als naA 8eginn Der 5ur grOBen 8ebe1ion
fit6renoen fiiblt9en Se3eiitOnsbepegung
Prdiioent 8u9anan fi4 peigerte, Sort
Sllmter gu Oerfdrten, mart linn Der greiie
SddIonz0 emotrat SAB bas S~tuatsminiters
tbum Dor Die 6iBe. Sn einem Streitfune
Der oben e%rpGbnten Dirt aber fteute Staatsz
mintiter gaB in einem amtli9en S9riftz
ftiid folgenoen @runbiab auf:
n@Gbreno Die geeierung Der Ser. Staa@
ten 8urqer urTcres 2anbeS in Der Sirfei
bei9iibt, fopeit lire duf benz 80lferre9t be-
~rubenoen &ebte in 8etra9t fommen, fam
uno bari Ite Ii9 in feiner Beiie cine S9uBz
5errI4aft iiber 6ri1tli9e @emeinI9aften in
Der 3irfei dnmaBen, tpie es einige europdti3e
Md6te tbun, nod oarf ite auf irgenO cine
Detfe e8 utternebmen, iiber Metnungsperz
l6teOenbeiten unb l1neinigfeiten in iol9en
hriitli4en @emeinf9aften gu enti6eiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15

Carl S4ur3 duBert fi9 iiber s. II :
It aD &Drner 10: uuniere Gepublit 6ut
an &Orner einem treuen patrioten, einen
tpetien Staatsmann unb einen 8iirger perz
loren, Der alien anberen gum @or6iloe bienen
tann. @bre ieinem Nnbenfen." unb Ieben
mir bin5u: einen Munn, Der tpd6renb Der
mebr als 3peiunofe4s3ig Sabre, bic er in
4merita peilte, niemols aufb0rte, elm guz
ter 9eutf9er gu fem,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15
9QRef= RQenfur

ii Die oentf@c &et6Spcf.
9ie llnter 5eidneten bet6rorrn Gofetc big su 100 8fS.
rod DeutfGjI1no, .octcrretdb, GdUc0cM, Wor=
tUe9cn, G1ncmGrf nno Der Gd)tUeiS gu oel reae(s
m1B9en BPM Der ocnti d. nyt lid Sp pft =ISermaItmma
Observation-Disclosures.
@benip beiDrntn bieieIben Observation-Disclosures bon uuA
rad alien &bellcrl @uropas uno MInerifos an ben biuia,
iter Enteu.
HeMSeI, Hruckmann & Orbache
20 Gg@0nse Vlace, Wem g)orf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15
Git italicntihcr AelSentnh.

Inter beaen, pel9e inmitten Der fur9tz
barren Gieberlage Bel Ibua bic italienif4e
Waffenebre r~etteten, 1T 8rigabegeneral
. aborm ID a Elm geborener Y~iemonteIe,
Der ru6mniirbigfte, 9ur9 pteberbplte
8aionettangriffe bate er ben ii6ermd9tigen
iiegestrunfenen Setnb auriidgebrGngt. 9o@
gegen bret 1br Na9mittags fa6 er fi6 unb
feline 5uiammengef9mol3ene Brigade BON
ben feinbli9en Wa1sn umgeben. 9a troB
bringenbter 8ttte UNI 6iilfe nod INNER
feline etntraf bei9l0B Der General, bur9 Ell
men leBten 8aionnettungriff 3eit gu pepinz
men; er iteGte fi9 an bic @pibe 1einer Srupz
pen unb ftHrmte i9nen nit ge5ogenem @d6eG
uno ben 9elm i9pingenO borau unter benz
Rufe: n8orpdrts Sungen! IS lebeStalien!"
Wdbren0 bteler 3eit fonnte bic Mrtiuerie
a9t5ebn &anonen auf bic MauIeIel paden,
ieoo4 o9ne @rfolg, benin bic er16Opften
Sbiere f~tiir3ten nit ibrer 2aft, 9ur6 ben
lebtef ber5peifelten Nngriff bsrf6affte ff6
Die Brigade tpenigftens 10 bieI 2uft, baB
lie etnen georoneten &iid5ug dntreten fonute.
General OabormiOa partete Bel bte1em
8id3uge Big Der lebte Mann uno Der Iebte
Offi5ier ooriibermari9irt tparen, aiinbete
ii4 bann cine Gigarre an unb rief feinen
2euten na3: u@ebt nur, &inber; i6 bleibe
no9!" Wenige Minuten fpdter ftarb er
unter Dem fetnbli4en 5euer ben 6~elbentob.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15
Qn5etaen.

9as 9entide Gei6, 1871-1895..
Sin biitoriI6er &ildblid auf bic erIten Is Sabre. gle=
CANT ~aebuuben $3.50, @ortu zoe. amtlt1e SeIti9rift.
KoeIIing & klappenbaon,
9eutI6e 9u9baubIunQ, 1O2 8anboIpD=5tr, @blcoao.
Sci. Mtain 21l6.
OH O%erfaufem: 100 @der III &lififat @puntD,
p @oIbin9ton Il. 9: Gotent. G6 ader bebaut
6ibner, gd,peIne. W3iI9lptrtbT6aft. 9reis $3.50, aus
5a9luug $500, &eit onf 2 Sabre.
~l5ap3pD Gbas. u. SG)mt, She 9aues. Oregon.
MroBe @uspabl fpre9enber @apo9eieu, aae Sortet
W Sin9pDge[, Solbfil6e, Nquarien, &dii9e. 0pgel=
futer. 8Ilt9ite Yreiie. Nt1ontic & Egacific Nirb Store,
6Dtt, 8nt, IDllpD 8 9. Waot1on Str.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15

SIN eGften @ongreB6e3irf bon Seras
muBte in 5olge bes Sobes bes braben bemoz
fratt14en acknowledgements Grain cine
gteufpabl porgenommen tperben. Sn t6r bat
nun Elm ti9ttger beutI9er @utgelbzO Demo-
trdt, Eubolf &le6erg bon Guero, Dem
Wo6nfiBe Oes unpergsBliden @9lei6er, aez
iiegt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15
eiu S9eint ST. eriimOer, @cIo sn fparen ,smo nd
ocS &ebemS az erfremen.
Highland Colony, Misslssipp

Sine @orfiabt BON Sadlon, lit Die Sub" bes Sit
oens fir ben Mnbau unb BEN 0erfauf bon Sriibten,
@emiiien, glulnen nnb gthien. 9tnn beaftet iurafdl=
tio. Gs It Der rebte YlaB nn6 bic ribtioe @eleoen=
belt, II nj @eIb an nerbteneu, elm Seim an
griinben nnb lid beS Se6cns II erfreuen.
2anD inter Ieitbtet 8ebingun9en-Sl0 erite @u5ablung
unb S. per Wtpnot fir ieoe 10 Icres. Wtr finb iiberz
bduftt nit bona fde SuiormotiDn. Gfidt fir unIere
bnbide @Dptu9rapDien uub SRarten BON Der Sigblano
&plonie.
Nichols & Treakle, AS SaIone GtraBe,
12ap4lon u4mD Cutie 81, Chicago
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15

Die M0rber in S4io perben bonn 1. Sui
b, S.. al elettrii9 abget9an tperben. 8eib'
Der @eieBgebung ba6en bic betref=
Fenbe 8orfage angenommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15
&ine edlt anterifaniifle
e Ii h e.
igiun1Stpb

fpenn Ibt 1edle fduft OOFr UFEluATI z4UFe1IIH'
Royal Mfg. Co., Dept l56 Unity Bldgp chicago, ILL.,
joiun1 cSnn Ue
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-12-11
DAWSON BROS. & Co.

Vides we'll for the education of her
youth.
Out in Chicago, that model eommun-
ity by the lake, the Times Herald also
has a fling at Kansas, saying that "she
stands condemned at the bar Of public
opinion as no state has ever been since
the union was formed" And all be-
cause she elected the pOpulist ticket
1t might. in simple fairness, be well to
remind Chicago that, pOpulist though
she be, Kansas is years behind Chicago
in breeding a class of thinkers who
throw bombs at the police.
Other points of comparison between
Kansas and cur two imperial cities
would be interesting, For example,
there is four times as much church
going in Kansas, in proportion to the
population, as there is in New York
and Chicago; four times as much So
briefly, and four times as much moral
cleanliness. IF more than half of the
people Of Kansas want cheaper money
they have not yet developed "fanCiers"
who become milliouaires by railroad
wreckiDg and breaking the laws. If
Kansas has her PETERS, New York has
her Jay Goulds. Any observer with
half an eye can see all these things.
So let up on Kansas. She will worry
along with as little infTaction of the ten
commandments as New York and
Chicago.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-12-11
lFiFst published December a.
Publication Notice,

IN the district court within and for the county
i OF Sherman and state OF Kansas. B, f.
Brown, receiver Of the GOOdland Building and
Loan association, plaintiff, VS.. Brooks Irione
and Leona b. InOne, defendants. To Brooks
lF1One and LeOHa b. lTlOne, you and each of you
viii take Hoileg lAaF Z. 3. Brown, receiver of
the aOOdlGld building aid Ei0EnF association,
plaintiff, has heretofore filed his p8titiOn In the
district court within and for the county OF SheF-
man and state Of Kansas, against Brooks IriOne
and Leona b. Irione, as defendants, and that
you ana each OF You must answer said petition
Cp OF before the 10Th day Of January, 1897, OF
sa1d petition va ge tSloD es true, and a judg-
ment rendered accordingly against said defend
anls, Brooks lTiOne and LeOns B. IriOne, for the
sum Of SIX hundred eighty-siX and seventy one
hundredths dollars S6S6. I0 with interest thereon
at the rate Of II per cent per annum from the
2afh dag Of OYembar, 1885, and for costs Of suit;
and 9 furtheF Judgment against each sad al
tle above named deiennants s3F the foreclosure
OF certain mortgage, given by said defendants,
Brooks lFiOns and LeOna 3. IriOle, 10 the Good
land Building and Loan association to secure
the payment OF 81 1000 and interest dated June
9, 1893 and recorded in the office Of the register
of deeds Of Sherman county, In book IS of mort
gases, paga 30 upon the following described
t3I and thiTty-.OuT l8y ia block huiubeF fFenty-
FIVE l25) in the Fist addition 10 the fOBn Of
tiOOdland, lying aud situate IN the county OF
Sherman in the state of Kansas, and adiUdRinR
that said plaintiff has the first lien on said pre-
misses, To the amount for which judgment will
be taken Aforesaid, aud ordering said premi-
sas 70 be sold without appFsisement. and the
pf0csegs stI.i.ca n fhe nsyment Of the amount
due plsnfih aud costs q suit. sud forever barr
ing and f0recl0si1g said dclendsnls am each Of
them, OF aud from al right, title, estate inter
est, property and equity Of redemption, ia aud
10 said premises or any part thereof.
Atlest' 7. +, MURPHY,
LII. HANEy, attorney for Plaintiff
CLERK 81 District GotiFt,''- -
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-12-11
LFiTst pubIished December {. ]
PgbliCatiOn NOtiCe,


n the district court within and for the county
i of Sherman and state OF Kansas. B. f.
Brown, receiver Of the GOOdland Building and
Loan ASSOCIATION plaintiff, vs.. Brooks Irione,
LeOna b. ITiOne, 5. A, Miller and Jane Miller,
defendants. To Brooks lTiOne and LeOna b.
lriOne, you and each of you viii take notice that
b, +. Brown, receiver Of the GOodland Building
ana Loan association, plaintiff, has heretofore
MED bis petition IN the district court within and
Tor the county Of Sherman and state Of Kansas
against Brooks ITlone, LeOna B. ITiOne, S. 4.
Miller and Jane Miller, as defendants, and that
You and each OF you must answer said petition
on or before the 10Th day OF January, 1897, or
said petition Will be taken as true, and a judR-
ment Tepdete4 accordingly against said defend
ants Brooks Irione, Aeona b. lrigne S. !.
Miller and Jane Miller, for the sum of six humid
red seventeen and tOTty-hve One-hundTedths dol
lars Sbil45) with interest thereon at the rate Of
IL per cent per annum from the LIST day of Feb
ruaFyl 1855, and tOF costs Of spit and further
Judgment against eReR sld al the shave named
defendants for the foreclosure of a certain mort
gage, given by said defendants, Brooks IriOne
and LeOna B. IFiOne to the GOOdland Building
ana Loan association to secure the payment Of
SiiUJJUO and interest dated January %, 1893, and
recorded IN the Office OF the register OF deeds OF
Sherman county, in book Is Of mortgages, page
26l upon the following described real estate, to-
wit; Lots puIlbeF6d tbgee Cd ana four 81 ia
block number thirty-eight ,38) 10 the Second adj
ditiOn to the town of GOOilaud lying and situate
in the county OF Sherman in the state OF Kansas,
and adJudgIng that said plaintiff has tha first
lien on said premises, 70 the amount for which
judgment will be taken as aforesaid, and order
ing said premises to be sold without appraise-
ment- and the proceeds applied to the payment
Of the gmduRt due plaintiff and costs of suit
and forever barring and f0reol1slIe ssi1 defend
ants, and each Of them, OF and from all right
title. estate, interest, property and equity OF re-
demptiOn, IN and to said premises, or any part
thereof, +. +. MURPHY,
Attest: Attorney for Plaintiff.
L. H. HASET, Clerk OF District Court.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-12-11
First published December 81

I \ the district court within 6nd for the county
i of Sherman aud state of Kansas. B. T.
Brown, receiver of the GOOdlBHd Building and
Loan association, plaintiff, Us. LeODa B. IriOne
and Brooks irlOne, defendants. To LeOna B.
IFlOne and Brooks lFlOle, you aud each OF YOU
viii take notice that B. F. Brown, receiver of
the G0Odland Building and Loan association,
plaintiff, has heretofore filed his petition In the
district court within and for the county Of Sher-
man and state OF Kansas against LeOua b.
lriOne and Brooks ITiOne, as defendants, and
that you and each OF you must answer SAID petit
tiOn on or before the 31th day of January. 1897
OF said petition will be taken as true, and
judgment rendered accordingly against said de-
PENDANTS, AeOna i. lri0no and BROOKS IriOne for
the sum of seven hundred fOFty-tEO dollars
(SIi2.OOl with interest thereon az the rate OF la
per cent per Gnnum from the Isl day OF EeL,
TuaTy, 1888. and for costs of suit and further
judgment against each and all the above named
defendants Tor the foreclosure of certain mort
gage given by said defendants, LeOna b. IriOne
and Brooks IriOne, to the GOOdlRnd Building
and Loan association TO secure the payment OF
81 ,2UJ,UO and interest dated April r. 1884, and
recorded IN the Office Of the register Of deeds Of
sherman comfy, in book Is Of mortgages, page
so, upon the tpioyIng described real estate, to-
Wit; LOIS num0eTed slA ,ej seven Cd aud eight
~ in block number thirteen ll8 in the First 6d.
ditiOn to the town Of GOOdland, lying and situate
IN the county of Sherman, in the state OF KAN
SaS. and adiudglng that said plaintiff has tie
first lien on said premises, to the amount for
which Judgment will be taken as aforesaid, and
ordering said premises to be sold without aB-
pralSemenE and the proceeds applied to the
payment Qf the amount due plaintiff and costs
OF suit, and fateFst barciBg aFl IoreclQSing said
defendants, aud each Of them, OF and from all
right, title, estate, interest property and equity
OF redemption, IN and TO said premises, or any
part thereof. E,F, MURPHY,
Attest; Attorney for Plaintiff
L. H. HANEY. Clerk Of District Court.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-12-11
EXCHANGES

Secretary Francis thinks the United
States government should compromise
with the Pacific railroad companies by
accepting slump sum" in cash for its
claim on the roads, aud thus get rid of
a troublesome complication. A slump
sum" in cash sufficient to pay the
whole government claim on the roads
wouldn't leave much room for any ex-
ira capitalization. Either the govern
ment OF the other security holders are
bound to suffer some loss ia the final
adjudication OF the cases. In view Of
she growing sentiment ia favor Of gov
eminent control OF railroads, it might
be wise for congress to provide for
foreclosure Of the goYernmsnt's claim
On these great systems SO that an ex-
pertinent IN governmental management
Of railways may be made without vide
departure from present poiieies ia that
respect. SUCH an experiment, iR the
course OF a few years, might prove the
wisdom OF the folly, Of the sentiment
iE favor OF "patioHaiizsnga the railroad
aad telegraph systems OF the country
Kansas City Star.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-12-11

\ YEAR ago D. NJ. Ferry & Co. con-
tracted for seed with a good many far
mers around Garden City, Kan, but at
harvest time refused to take the pro,
duct as agreed. The farmers brought
suit in the courts of Finney county
and have secured judgments against
the Ferry company, When the terms
of a contract are against the farmer it
is generally enforced 10 the full extent,
but when the reverse is the case the
big corporation generally sneaks out OF
its agreement. Therefore the verdict
given the farmers of Finney county is
d very pleasant thing to contemplate.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-12-11

JFirst published November sEl
Receivers sale.

IN the district court in and for Sherman county.
4 Kansas. The State of Kansas eE. rel, At
toTney General F. B, Dawes, plaintiff. vs. The
Exchange bank of GoodIand, Kansas, defendants
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued TO me out Of
said district court In the above entitled action I
Will On Saturday, the zoth day of December, 1896,
at one O'Clock p IN, OF said day, at the east iool
OF the court house IN the CITY OF GOOdlsud in the
aforesaid county and state offer az public sale and
sell 10 the highest and best bidder for cash HI
hand an Of the following described real eststs
t0-Wit An undivided one-halt interest IN and Is
lots 73 and - IN block l6. Lot 10 in the subdivi-
sion Of block 50. Lots 10, II aud Il in block ST.
Lot IN block b. All in the original town Of
Goodland and IN Sherman county, Kansas. Lots
ana ~ block 10 Lot - On block IS, and LOT In
block "a in the First addition TO the town Of cod
land IN Sherman county, Kansas, Lots g. 2,5.a
s. IN bflk 3 LOIS q 70, ~ %, T. IS, 10 10 BLOCK
H. Lots 4, 5, Z, IS, I3 ~ block 2s. Lots s. IS.
q IN block 81 Lots s. g. a. o. g. q in block 50.
g. 70, 40 IN block g. Lots s. s. Is I'm block IS Lots
z, 20 ia block - in the Second addition 10 the
town Of GOodla1d and ~ Sherman county, Kan.
sas, Lots :, 6, S, 10 in block Lots 10, a. g. q
in block g. Lot 10 in block S in the Third or Cot
lege addition TO The town Of Goodlsnd in said
sherman g9uutyl kansas. Los Z, as, q 5, 3 a
BLOCK a. Lots j. p g. g. 5. 9, 7, O. g. To- H. u In
block 3, Lots T. ?, s. 3, g. o. Z, s. 9, To- IL u in
block IS Lots =, s. 9, 10, u, % IN block 19 Lots
i p s. 3 s. o. z s. 9, To- II, p IN block 81. Lots D.
= s. 4 : o. y D 9 TO- ~ q 10 ulCCk 81 LOIS j. 2
5 IN block s.. Lots T. ?, IN block 81. Lots J. q g.
10, II, = in block 81. Lots T. p s. @ TO- II, u in
block So Lots T. P 3 o s. Q, 2, s. @, 30, II, y in
block j. 90 bEalm's addition iOth5 taTn Of Loci
land, Sherman county Kansas. and lot in block
II in the town of Kanor3do, Sherman county, Kan
sss. The above described property being the
property OF said defendants and directed by said
order Of sale 10 be sold, together with an other
goods, chattleS, notes and effects Ct whatsoever
kind OF sort remaining in my hands on said dale
70 said defendant, and the same will be
sold sabisct 20 y aud all liens Tor isEes that mag
be thereon Z. q IogEs. Receiver
E. F, MURPHY, Attorney for Receiver
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secure for themselves those policies
which are best. They are nov engaged
in an effort to discover and secure a
satisfactory financial policy, and it
would be a reflection upon them to say
that they would permanently accept an
unsatisfactory policy. Experience plays
an important part ia the settlement Of
public questions. That financial and
industrial conditions are unsatisfactory
at this time, no one denies. The advo-
Gates Of free coinage have insisted that
these conditions are largely due to the
gold standard. They insist that falling
prices are but an evidence that gold is
rising, and they assert that the rise in
the purchasing power Of an ounce Of
gold is due to legislation which has in
creased the demand for gold. The re-
publicans, on the other hand, have
blamed the Wilson bill for the present
hard times and have promised to re-
store prosperity by opening the mills.
The next four years will determine
whether the republicans promises can
be fulfilled.
'IR our opponents imagine that the
bimetallists will be easily defeated in
1900, let them remember that thousands
of republicans have been held to that
party this year by the pledge that their
party will try and secure international
bimetalIism. If the party did not in
tend this pledge to be relied upon, why
was it inserted? If republicans have
relied upon it, will they not be disap-
pointed when the four years pass with
out a successful effort to secure coop
GRAFTON upon the part of European ma
tionsY We have charged that interna-
tiOnal bimetallism was not seriously
contemplated by those who wrote the
republican platform, and that the
pledge was made to deceive the voters;
the next few years will sustain OF dis
prove our charge"