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The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-28
PIONEER DRUG STORE. Headquarters for everything in the DRUG, NOTION AND TOILET LINE. Call and be convinced that my stock is fine one
 D. J. BRANNEN.

are clad for the trip inland have found it impossible to stand up and face the hurricane coming from the snow fields of the snow mantled Yukon basin, where the thermometers registpre.l 609 and roe below zero. Even horses and burros refuse to face thes. deadly winds. They turn about and run away if an attempt is male to force them on.
 The ice in the Yukon and it's tritu- taries freezes up rough. sp rough. in- deed. that travel over it impossible. United States mail carriers succeed in getting into the interior. it is rue, but they travel with dog sIeds. and without supplies other than those needed for Il small part of the trip.
 The Scan,iinavians of lhe conntry in particular. and all the people in gem eral, will watch with interest the progress of Mosleim and Shilling. Tue ski which they wear when travel ing over deep snow corresponds lo our snowshoe and is pronounced "skee." It is morely long stick. or runner, with the end turned up. Persons accustomed to usIng the ski can travel very fast and with greater ease than when uslng the snowshoe.
 Many miners from the Rocky moun- tain stales are already here for the winter, and most of them. find, are acquainted with the ski. By "block- ing" them they say. person can readily travel up a mountain side, even though the snow is deep. "Blocking" consists in putting Il block at he end of the ski 10 prevent 1t slipping.
 THOMAS SAMMoNs.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-28

ble passes" two young Norweigians left last week for Dawson City. carry ing an outfit that weighs l,600
 pounds.
 ..Yoa will certainly freeze to death" they were told by their friends here. "Oh, no we won't" they would re- ply, "we think nothing of trip of this kind at home in Norway. It will be merely a pleasure trip for us.
 "We will travel on the Norweigan ski, and draw our sleds after us. Where it is too steep to draw the sled we will pack our supplies on our backs. We can go anywhere with 50 pounds on our hacks. With such n pack we can coast down tha mountain side on the ski at the rate of mile a minute"
 The names of these two daring sons of the North are Adolph Mosheim and Adolph Shilling. The latter is a practicing dentist fresh from Norway and the former has seen service in the Norwegian army and has travelled ex- tensively. At one time he resruc6 60 Gillian soldiers ttSm starvation in a blinding snow storm in the Ardes mountains in South America. For this deed of bravery he will presented with medal by his native govern ment. Both of these gentlemen are athletic. m perfect health, and are used to cold and mountainous country. They will. however. find the snow on the passes, at this seas on of the year, very dry and light and it is very doubtful if the ski will bear them up. have talked with them for . long time during the past ten days. and, while 1 am convinced they will encounter great hardships. and have little opportunity for coasting down the mountain sides at the rate of a mile minute. they will, I believe, reach Dawson City before the new year. It will be the first time that such trip has beeu accomplished at this season of the year with an outfit weighing nearly ton.
 Some idea of the dreadful obstacles that are in store for those young men (they are in the neighborhood of 30 years of age) may be imagined when 1t is stated that the piercing cold winds that now whistle and howl through the jagged peaks of the mountains at the edge of the head waters of the Yukon have the velocity of hurricane and would blow Chicago girl of her feet. Men who
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-28

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 Through tickets to all points in the United States. Canada and Mexico.
 Nos. and connect at Jerome Junction with tra ms vf U. V. X F. Ky for Jerome. Connecting at Prescott with stage lines for all principal mining camps; at Congress Junction with Congress Gold Go. R. K. for Congress and stage lines for Harqua Hala. stanton and Yarnell; at Pbenix with the M. ?. &s. K. V. Ky for points on the s. P. By, Trains for California leave Ash Fork at i:36 D. m. arriving in Los Angeles next morning at s:30 and at San Francisco same evening at 6:l5. Train for the east leaves Ash Fork at 7:4O a. m. F. Nj. MURPHY. General F. & P. Agt.
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The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-28
Everybody Says So.

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The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-28
4 Sure Thing for You.

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The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-28
BABBlTT BROS.

T. 2 II. anywhere on the side of the animal; Boot cattle. road brand w on right side; T cattle one on right side; horse brand. c. o.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-10-28

Time Table No. g effective May 3ist,
 1897. Mountain time is standard used.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16

prior TO rendering his decision in the
Petty divorce case Saturday morning
Judge Smith read a lesson to the prin-
eipals on the marriage relationship
that was a sermon worthy Of preserVa-
ton as an addsndum TO the marriage
ceremony. The court room was crowd
ed with people whose terrified eyes
we're the best evidence that his words
while not necessarily meant for them,
had fallen in fruitful ground. Judge
Smith holds that marriage is a sacred
tie, a union of souls, that a civil court
should be slow to sever. That only in
extreme cases should husband and
wife ask that their nuptial vows be dis
solved by legal process. His ideas of
the duty of husband to wife and of the
wife toward the husband we're ideal;
and his reference to parental love of
offspring was a poem. Judge Smith
has missed his calling; he should have
been a preacher.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16

Mrs. L. F. Cooper made Mrs. Vile
man pleasant visit Friday.
Fred Yearick went as a witness on
J. W. HaringtOn's proof last week,
George Hamlin (1O-41'snewcalf baEOnl
brought home a whole wagon load Of
the bovine -.
The deleimer player will now have
another new dress to make since The
trip to GOodland Thursday for fam lily
supplies, etc.
To-day Good Friday, the day to put
spuds in the ground for gain. Sunday
is Easter, the day to stuff hen Fl it
/ down the red lane.
A new demand for more seed wheat,
oats, barley and millet has sprung up
since the rainy weather, and all have
been supplied except on oats.
Mr.. Wileman says he has to lay in
the hens nest on account of the d. ID
dog that follows the Vaslaks boy after
the mail OF go short on hen fruit.
1t looked "to man up a tree as if
Mr.. Lamphier was ready to load up
and leave Saturday as the household
goods were in the door yard, But } bu
can't most always, sometimes, tell, "by
a drake on the fence, of a ducks nest.n
D. a. Long of RuIeton, has a carload
of coal to sell to those short on "com-
pressed grassoline." But the LaBlandh
lite buyers will be scarce as hens teeth
LIE the "SiIer referee" does crooked
counting to knock out our postofIiee.
He also has FIVE cent package of beams
at our postofice to sell over again TO
get his nine cents postage out of same.
Hs, ha, ask Joe DOerfer.
Postmaster Wilemans is getting up
a club of subscribers for the GOoDLAED
REPUBLIC, having already got some On
the list and some promises to go On,
and g good many more get to hear
| from. We have a notion to give each
new subscriber a brief WFiteup Of bis
good qualities, success and persever-
ence, ETC., while in Sherman county.
It would take several weeks to get tll
around and would be interesting for B
change and somewhat instructive, what
do you say. All you have to do is talk
it "little birds" bring it to ye scribe.
TEE ASSISTANT
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16
Masonry Exposed,

"Femsle Masonry" by the "Twinkiers'
alias Eastern Star will be rendered al
the opera house next Friday evening
April %.
The ladies of the Eastern Star have
grievance against their Masonic
brethren, and, having discovered their
order rites, propose to expose them to
the public Everyone knows a woman
cannot keep a secret, and those attend
ing this delectable entertainment can
confidently count upon thorough
"expose" of Masonry by the ladies OF
the Star.
The prices of admission will be OF
popular sort, adults % cents, children
Is cents, and satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded at the door. No
one should miss this grand opportunity
of getting next to Masonry.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16
PERSONAL NOTES.

", S. Coleman was down at Colby
Sunday.
Insurance Agent Gillespie was in
Goodland Sunday.
John Grier was in town Monday look
ing after things around his hotel.
Al Hartzler reports killing two Cana
dian wild geese at one shot Saturday.
C,E. Rule aud DR.. Shelley of Kano-
RADIO, we're Goodland visitors Tuesday.
Lizzie Farrell is at Colorado Springs
this week visiting her sister who is ill.
John Jordan returned to Colorado
Springs Sunday after weeks visit in
this city.
J. E. Rule and wife of Kanorado,
were visiting friends in this city
Thursday.
George Mechlin of the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company was in the
city Wednesday.
Matt Rick returned Tuesday from
Logansport, La, where has been at
work since last fall.
Messrs. Krow and Fraker of st. Fran
els, were in Goodland Wednesday and
paid this Office a visit.
Elder Franklin, formerly pastor Of
the Christian church at this place, is
now located at DightOn, Kan.
Sam EngIer of Clay Center, Kan,
state agent for the Wood Harvester
company, was in the city Tuesday.
W.K. Slygh of TiskiIu, Ill, is visiting
with his brother, Lyman, and sisters,
Mrs. James Boyle and Mrs. Dresser.
Travelingmen Butler aud Fem, of
the McPike and Fox drug aud cigar
house of Atchison, were making the
rounds of Goodlaud Friday night.
Mr., German, who used to play base
bail with the Russell Springs and other
local clubs and was permanent catch er
for the Leoti club, was in town last
Saturday night. He was On his way to
GoodIand to see about playing ball
with the club there.-Logan County
Clipper
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS
Pleasant Homo Items.

Pleasant Home Items.
From Our Correspondent.
Elmer Edgerton went to Edison on
Monday.
Miss Annie Mcdaniel closed her
school Friday.
Miss Mary Lister led the Endeavor
Sunday night.
Frank Barnes spent Friday night
with his sisters.
Ed Kunz took a load Of seed grain to
Goodland Saturday.
F. M. Koontz and family visited at
John Bray's Tuesday,
Sowing small grain is the order Of
the day in this vicinity.
Tom Edgerton went home to live
with his parents Thursday,
Mrs. Mcdaniel visited the sick al
uncle John Artman's Thursday.
Our grippe victims are not getting
along as we'll as could be wished.
Miss Lizzie Alderman visited with
Miss Mary Lister the first of the week
Our Sunday school teachers we're ap
pointed last Sunday and are as follows
F. M. KoOntz, Bible class; Miss Mary
Lister, Intermediates Mrs. f. NJ
Koontz, primary.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16

Aaron WittIesholer, the we'll known
brother of Gus. the Square ClOthier,
took the town by surprise Monday eve
ming, when he dropped in among US
Since leaving Goodland, about four
years ago, he has been in the east
Boston, St, Louis, and lately at Anna,
Ill, where he took the "shakes," and
has been shaking ever since. So he
comes for his health, which if regained
he will remain in the store with Gus
and become once more a resident Of
our city, together with his estimable
family.-Smith Centre Journal.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16
RAILROAD NEWS.

Nick Scallion is dangerously i'll pc
Roswell.
". A. Young went out TO the Springs
Sunday night.
Polly Nayille has returned from 8
months stay in Kansas City Mo.
Walt Croker has gone out to Vo8a
to work on a bridge gang.
The bridge gang is working here this
week fixing up the depot, grounds, etc.
Jack Hazelbsker and Earl Thcrson
Of the work train, we're 10 the city
Sunday.
Some new engines are expected here
shortly, and one, the 9S5, has already
arrived.
James Thomas OF Denver, a cousin
Of Angus Miller and an Old-time con
duetor, was in the e!sg Thursday.
c.. E. Biddison and A. F. Keith are
going to Atchison this week 70 attend
the shooting tournament that is billed
TO take place at that city.
Billy Boiling, the master mechanics
clerk at the shops, had sn ArbOr day
celebration recently and set out for
est OF cottonwoods about the Office.
Billy aims to set ia the shade this
summer.
Engineer Billy Gamble is packing
up his household goods preparatory to
moving his family 70 FsiFbuTg. NebI.
where he has 8 regular ran on tie RccF
Island. Mr.. Gamble snd family base
resided in Gocdlssd since the town
vas yoEng, aud have acquired 8 aost q
friends who vii regret tAsir ren1Fa
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16

Tuesday night the new council met
and organized. The mayor appointed
city marshal, city clerk and city attor-
ney, although they had been elected,
to avoid any complications under the
new law. Bills were allowed and other
business transacted. The appointment
of city engineer and water commits
sioner was left over until the next
meeting when bids will be considered
and acted upon.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16
Furnished Bond To Keep Peace.

The trouble that occurred between
@, E. Swarts and Billy Henry a week
ago Monday resulted in Henry being
arrested and srraigned before Justice
Calvert on an action to keep the peace
The hearing was had Monday and the
defendant was required to furnish
bond to the amount of 500 to keep
the peace, especially toward the com.
plainant.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16
Arrested For : Feed BilI.

Milt Thompson, son of J. @, Thomp-
son Of KanoradO, was arrested Satur-
day on the authority of a telegram
from Brewster and asking that he be
held. It was found that young Thomp-
son was going home from a trip east
and had fed his horses at Brewster,
When ready to depart he found nc
one to whom be could pay the feed
bill of 20 cents, and left without sett.
ling. When the facts became known
he was released from arrest.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16

Proceedings we're brought in Justice
Calvert's court Tuesday, by school dis
trict No. 3, to attach some household
goods belonging to Tom Kier which
were about to be shipped east, The
school district has judgment against
Kier for Sl18.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16
THE sooIAL AT TRg PARsoMs.
BE to tbe pastorIs bouse

They carried pie to the pastor house
And scattered the floor with crumbs,
And marked the leaves of his choicest books
With the prints Of their dirty thumbs.
They piled his dishes high and thick
With q lot Of unhealthy cake,
While they gobbled the buttered toast and
rolls,
Which the pastors wife did make.
They hung around Clytes classical neck
Their apple paFings for sport,
And everyone laughed when clumsy lOut
Split his TEA in the piano forte.
Next day the parsOn and his wife
Went down on their knees. but not to pray
Oh 10, twas to seFape the grease and dirt
From the carpet and stairs away.
Selected With Care.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16
ALPHA WARREN, Teacher
Estrav Notice,

Strayed, from Goodlsnd, Kan, April
u, one gray mare, weight about 900
pounds. Any information leading to
the recovery will be suitably rewarded.
C.E. SwARTs,
Goodland, Kan.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16
Gave the aIother Her ChIld.

1uh0 llAN uA-AhtEL AAGL LAA1ua
Solomon showed his wisdom in de-
Gliding the kinship of babe in dispute,
but that was an easy problem cOmpar-
ed to the dilemma in which fin de
seicle jurist finds himself when COM
PEELED, in divorce cases, to pass upon
whether a father or mother of child,
loved by both, shall be its custodian.
The Petty divorce case, which oceupi-
ed the attention of the district court
Friday, had, among its other elements,
such proposition.
The wife was plaintiff and asked
that she be given a divorce and the
custody of the only child. The plain
tiff alleged neglect, non.suppOrt and
adultery on the part of the husband,
This the defendent denied in toto.
The main point was adultery, and the
testimony proved directly contradict
DRY. The court held the allegation
not proven, and denied divorce to
both, but gave the child into the keep
ing of its mother. The babe had been
IN the possession of its father since
last October, and as the court render
ed its decision, the mother clasped the
little one in her arms with a sob that
found an echo in every heart.
Court then adjourned for a few mo-
ments to give the attorneys an oppor-
tunity to steel their hearts up to the
right pitch to demand deficiency judg-
ments at 10 per cent on foreclosures.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16

A prohibitionist living in the west
part of town, who for obvious reasons
desires that his name be Withheld, was
struck on the head and knocked in
sensible Tuesday evening about 9
o'clock by an antiquated minee pie
that had apparently fallen from the
sky. Just as he became oblivious to
things surrounding, he saw above him
bright light. The only plausible ex-
PLANTATION Of the peculiar incident is
that the pie was dropped from the din.
ing room Of the air ship by a careless
cook. with the above result. The pie
will be placed on exhibition at the
next church sociable held to raise
money for the Armenians. The pie
was uninjured.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16

Easter Sunday falls on April 10 this
year. This is one of the latest of
casters, although in 1886 it was upon
April %, which was the latest date dur
ing the nineteenth century. The near
est approaches to that date have been
April q in 1910, 1921 and 1882; April %
in 184S, and April "a in 1859. In 1898
Easter Sunday will be April 10; in 1899
it will be April 2, and in 1900 it will be
April Is. The earliest Easter during
the century was in 1918 when it fell on
March D. It has been in March but 2
times during this century.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16

August Lauterback Of Colby, was in
Goodland Thursday endeavoring to
buy county warrants at 90 cents.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16
Edison Items

From Our Correspondent.
Mr.. Shaw has purchased the Soules'
place.
Mr.. Hall got quite badly hurt recent
ly by his horse falling on him.
Mr.. Dave Gillespie is making a good
many improvements on his place this
spring.
There is good Sunday school and
Christian Endeavor here, both are we'll
attended.
Mrs. Gillespie has been on the sick
list for some time, but is now slowly
recovering.
Mrs. Lewis, the teacher of the dis
trict school, will close the spring term
on Friday.
A. Day still keeps a general merehan-
disc store here and Mr.. Deubre han
dies coal, corn etc.
Msssrs. MOrey and Higbee are going
to Oregon this spring. We are sorry
to be obliged to part with such good
neighbors.
Our depot is now closed and We miss
the genial smiles and pleasant voice Of
our agent, bat what is our loss is other
peoples gain.
It is reported that Frank Travis
has gone to Jewell county to get him g
wife. Frank is one of our best young
men. Our best wishes 60 with him
Seeing stems" in your paper from
different parts Of the county, it occur
red to the residents of this locality
that news from Edison ought to have q
place in your columns.
Elder Denny intends moving to Ed
son and will occupy the place owned
and formerly occupied by P. S. Van
deFbiit. 1t is then expected that there
will be preaching here every Sunday.
Since the rains, the wheat is com
ing up and looks fine. There is quite
an acreage being put out. If seed grain
could be had, much more would be put
out. Messrs. Deubre, HsWOrth, Hall
Stewart, More and Austin are each put
ting out quite 3 crop. OBsERvEB.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16
County Examination.

The next regular county examination
for teachers certificates will be held
in the court room at GoOdland, April
"a, 1897. R. @. SMITH,
County Superintendent.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16

Sam and Allie Bragg, children of
Mrs. Robert Lennon, came down with
scarlet fever Tuesday and were quar-
antined by order of the health officer.
DR.. Shelley of KanOradO is in charge.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16

A Phillipsburg man refused $3.50 spot
cash for team Of driving horses.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16

Lewis Cullins was arrested Tuesday
evening for disoFderly conduct and
put in the city keep by Marshal Dustin
Wednesday morning he was released
with a reprimand.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16

Sunday school every Sunday at 10
o'clock a. N.
Viola Fletcher is undergoing another
attack of sore throat.
HI. Fletcher and William Butler
were counting part of last week.
Our mail carrier, By Hun, is out
around again after having the measles.
There is going to be "bean bake"
in RuletOn Saturday April II, at .
o'clock p. m.
D. A. Long is contemplating going
to the mountains for a short stag in
the near future.
Ben Trent started for bis home in
st. Joe after an extended visit with his
sister, Mrs. Richie.
Mrs. D. A. Long and Miss Lizzie
Butler attended the teachers assO.
citation and report an interesting time
We would like to hear how ouI
neighbor at La Blanche is getting on
We suppose ne will soon be ready tC
harvest.
We are hoping nothing else will cal
him away in the future as everyone is
anxious to hear about this great city Of
the west.
| The Ruleton correspondent went Out
to Carson City, may be, to attend the
"great convention" and being snow
bound was greatly delayed,
Robert EFrington returned from
Cripple Greek last week. He will visi
friends in Ruleton for a short time an,
will then start for England where h'
will spend the summer.
Miss Lizzie Butler began her seeonC
term of school in the Lamboley distric
/ Monday. This speaks we'll for Mis-
Butler, and We have learned that sh
gave the best of satisfaction with he
/ first term, which she taught in tn
same district. Rats.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16

Tuesday was the 154th anniversary
of the birth Of Thomas Jefferson.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1897-04-16

The best argument against divorce is
q divorce case.