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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

which about cars sale The market was sseaay
snd dealers auoted the whole range at " 1922 Do psf
100 NJ Country dressed steady at 4g0zc per ID
Saes-McPherson & Co: 10 state logs ~" or ~
n, Ii ~ psr 100 n; | pig. 81 10 AZ " ~ a.. .,
Nerton 4 Co date Saturday: I2l Ohio hogs ia ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

.p Tfsn wSsa sascc 10 red 81 DIX 2se
No ysIi2% Gi5n rs vSt. 2s29c: 10 rye
f f% s2 p: seed 100 81 81 aS ?sF o? .s
Goose1 81 95as5 - drysaed shali.rs boxed - :Sa
filters finished goods. per gal 81 1917: sugars cut Loaf
unchansed The Produce Exchanss today the 9 I9
ioc: cheese quiet at sashc, easy; fresh &C.
cincinnati March 2l-Flour easy fancy 81 So family
over No mixed $ic. oats active, 10 mixed 2sg
:c Rye Ne &c Lard ,iea;S : wh.Eey
e.! ta dS 81 :Ssa5 Sas so S1s n
Ohio nat 9ao'sc.
minneapolis March 2l-whea, s,ssdy Mas:s o., o7o
May. 9oc. July. a3Ac' No hard ''' NO northern
Milwaukee. March 2I-Flour steady Wheat steady:
Mol Northern 81 No Northern sc qa Tsy RYE we
: :sfaSly: s So i ''''' D'''f' '''"4' ~
Pasnsa Mq5fh Ma nc 2 iSSs S2nirsi'
Kay 81 4ss1 Mn5sA nomaa aRr
80 white March 80 :. sa4'.c. April. May ana June
go" sI9 81 95Gs3 e. 'n Pinnyn ree clear 2os
Sass, Do sraish 81 a5ast 81 Western winter cleaF.
spring clear. s. 2ag$4 80; d. sraisht = 2oqS5 10 90
patent & 80 CO Rye ETnchanged s. 20 for
Choice Pennsylvania Butcr-steady fancy Western
2o DO Prn e , bs: .t ,,s
ReAned surars-tncfanged. Receipts: Flour 800 b6ls;
sipmerts wheat 300 bush corn 10000.
st. Louis March 2i-Flour dull. UNCHANGED Wheat
S!P a .a5s Gs! March os. May Gsc july 7Si.c bid
10 hard cash a2c Corn-spot steady. No cash.
2eNe March 2o' May 26sa?ec July 2S.c s. asked ed
bid; track. 26'sc March 2Ge May 2@i.c; July &c
sacSed. &c Butter unchanged. Egss firm. sac.
Toledo March 2l.--wheat active. easy; No cash and
s. 'ssd No mixed 3@ R ss se s s9sy S CASH
Lima and Indiana. DC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

A DvkRTIsEMENrS aad subscriptions for The rsteune
~ received at their Uptown once No Lac broadway.
% Door north Of sis-s until, osock p m advsrtss.
once rates untii ?.eiock m. Wis - Es-sxe.
Sshevs and iins,.: neg c.mrsossrs nssr West eesss
west east betwerN 1sh and sh ave. $50 Ea.s tnf-
a.; Sd-avs between 7ssh and nth sts ao3o -.
ave. nsas liss-st; L70o 1st-avA. near e9th-sG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

Rio-Cone. market quiet; No ! RIO, 1870 exchange
6od receipts 1900 cleared for the United STATES
Q o., hocs st1ck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

receipts at the ports and interior points to-day CON
pared with the same day last week. last and 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
IIAIIORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

mo VENEZUELA,
- Steamers OF the RED "D" LINE. under man ss>-
with the United States Government appointS1
10 sail Robert pier. Brooklyn.
Fcr Ia Guayra Gor Caracas Puerto Caosllo. curNeoo
and Marscaiho. via Curacao.
IS. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, March 90 y
SIS. CARACAs. ...,..'..''.' =. IGesnay. Apf'i !
IS VENEZUELA .......... Saturday April Ia. p. ~
BoULrON. PLIss & pALLDrr.
General Managers. No. i53 Front s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
HoIIAND.AMERICA LINE

IL FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM
VIA BOULOGNE-SUR-MER.
3 Edam.................sat saturday. March q. 10 l. II
O. Wetkendam. Saturday, April 10 A ~
Moderate prices great comfort. superior accommoda-
,,Sns Apply FOR handbook and terms Gen. Pesa
.vancv 80 Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

Receipts OF bresdsvfs At interior points in thousands
las; thiee cphe!s 1000 omitted -four bbs grain BUSH
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-02-11

law. Sherman, Foster, Carlisle and
Gage have been found the willing tools
Of the ShyiOeks in their high handed
robbery Of the people. Mckinley, in
his speech at a banquet IN New York
recently, promised that this thing, in
utter de6aace Of the statute, should
go on indefinitely, and that ali the OBJ
legations should be paid in gold. But
WhyF To preserve theParity. Anyone
who can swallow this humb2g could
chew cobble stones and aud pronounce
them apples Of Hesperides.
Silver is the money Of the common
people handled and held in small sums
and though treated with disparity and
.legislated against, it is worth 100 cents
on the dollar. There is not a mill OF
gold behind If, and the government in
no instance has ever promised nor ever
has exchanged gold for it, and it never
will, notwithstanding the pledges OF
President Mckinley. The act Of 1873
has made this impossible, until it is
repealed.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-02-11

subsequently moved to DoniPhan
county and engaged IN the practice Of
law. Naturally enough he went into
politics. He was state senator in 1851,
lieutenant governor in 1852, United
States marshall from 1854 to 1867, and
governor from 1872 70 1876. He was
minister to Chile under Hayes in 1877
and in 1881, under Arthur, minister TO
Brazil On retiring from the foreign
service IN 1885 be was not in public
service until 1889 when Shawnee cOun-
~ elected him to the state senate
but he declined a reelection IN
1891 He was made a director Of the
Santa Fe railroad upon its reOrganiz-
alton. He was on a visit to his native
state where he was to have been mar
ried soon to Mrs. Richmond Of Mead
Vile. Pa
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-02-11
First published February IL
Pubf.atfon Notice.

IN The district court within and for the county
u OF Sherman the state OF Kansas. Auua
Elmer i. Lake, wife Oh Elmer 4. Lake, Whose
nrsL name II uIiknUNn u plaImtIn, NJ. bOWuen
and JUnn Due. reai name uiHnOWn, uelenuants'
Elmer T. Lak5 anu MS Elmer L Lake MS
vile EhUse nrst name Il unhnOWn 70 Pla1ntlHi
W. j. BUWuEn anu John Due real name IN
known, Will Eak5 notice lndI the saA4 anna
hazard, pialntIu, tiIu, On the iUth uay u eDru-
ary 1875 ME her petition IN said ulstrict court,
WITHIN anu tor Lns county OF Sherman IN the
state of hausas, against saIu aDOFe named
dsfenuauts, anu that yOu the seiu aDOFe nameu
CtsfsIlCants anu each you must answer sald
petition Med as aIUreSalu Oh OF DeiOre the Z3tn
daF Of March, loso. OF SAID petition VII Dc
taken as true, anu a Judgment rsnuere4 N saiu
acton against saul tieIeu1ant, Elmer h Lake
for the sum u tnres hliuurSu collars win inter
est thereon the raIe seven Per cent per an
mum IrUm tns llJn uay OF Mdrcn, Aosot anu lOr
the Iuruner sum "a stU-S0 Win interest lIeIson
Al the rate % Der cent per duuuu1 ArOln the
LIST gay OF Decem Der, 1Ss4i anu Tor the turtlier
Ol SlU5J with interest al the EasS u eeu ~
cent per aunum IrUm TIE lst uay OF june los0i
anu Tor Turtlisr SUN u SlJ-JO Win interest
thereon at me rate VI Ter cent Per anuum
frUm Lns Ist Gay OF December 1919 anu Tor the
further sum OI S1U.JJ WIN interest thereon at
the rate Oh Jsn per cent per annum irOn the lsL
dsy Cr June, $50; anu Tor the turLnsr sum Ol
sIU5u Win interest thereon at the rate Ol Ten
I,er emu Der sauuu1u ir1m the Ist uay DeCem-
Der, leso; anu tUr the 1uTtuer VI s1U-5J viii
interest Thereon al the rate u ten per cent per
aunum IrULn the lst uay Oi = une, 1oSi anu iOr
tl5 rurttler sLlu OI SlU.JU VIII interest lnereOn
AT the rate OI ten per cent per aunuLn lrOIn Tue
isJ Jay OF December, 1osti anu Tor tns lurtner
sum ~ S1U5U interest thereon al TIE rate Ol
ten Der cent Ler auuum IRON the 4sS Gay Ol
june. 1910; anu Tor the turLuer 5um Ol eoZUz
WIN interest thereon a. TIE Fate Oh Ten per cent
Der auuuLu lrUm me lJJn Gay u DecenDeEt 1871 ;
ana Tor Gusts Od quit anu q 1urLner Judgment
against saIu usIsnuants aDOEe name1 anu each
anu ala ui them me foreclosure % q certain
MORTGAGE uLyOu Lti5 IOlOulng uesCnDeu rSai
estate, Lu-yFIL: lie southeast quarter koEzztl VI
sgcr1Un LnirLy-tnres lss3J township nlue ~
suuuu OF rauage luIrLy- lSJ west VI Eu6 oLAlA
urlncapal IneEluIztLi, lying anu situate N Inc
COUNTY Of onerInan state Ot Kansas, anu
auluuslIng that the salu pialulIm nave TIE hfst
IIsu Ju ssIu premises 10 Llio amount Tor WHICH
luusureuJ pIii- " taken atOrssaiu. ALL Oru5r-
iutr ssIu premises ~ % SUI N1LnOuL appEaLse-
ultsur anu the BrUcesus appIeu ~ the pay LneuL
of ma amount que yIaIuLIm aud Gusts % suit
and forever Daring anu IUr5CiUsIug SAID ue-
fst,tfsrlts. anu eaCu UI them, anu IOm al
rlEur ute, estate, interest," property anu eqult3
OF reulLUIUIi, IA or PREMISES or any PsarL
rTtar.--1r hOAT ANDEEW5,
AtIe-t. Attorney fOr RIaIntlh.
~. ii. HANET, Clerk.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-02-11
First published January III
shift - e

N the district court Of the Ihirty-k ourth judi
Il cal uisLrICt, sItLIug Ia anu lOr me SOuht9 "a
,,Lr-rluau IA TIE stau5 VI Kansas. - " Enuets
vs.. isaac ii. Ferguson, > ulla a. ferguson NnusD
ana aIleJ, Inc Iowa ntUrLsaBs COMPANY W. Z.
Z llIIsr, receiver ILls saIu Inc 1Oss AOElsesS
rtJrut5slS. -. II man. dLs1 nrss y ~ n1i
tus1l- uirst situ real udIus uukuOWus D1l vie VI
ID. Al. nuuman, UI5IIlCk Uraeue anu mrs
tJielrIck I1raeus husband anu Nurjs Maria
tfrly-sIltlIz aLu LuarIes UrOSSL1OL tnusodnu anu
vl1s1. auatu Msgsr AMI MIS- Auan Aze9 er' Inst
suu rlsal name uukuUnus tuusDdiu anu HAASii
AND Juuu lglye, rea1 uaLnS ultkuUNnt ueLeu4eAl -
tSy virtue E al sate tssue1 " me O4s u
sru 11sLrICL court Le aDUte eIiliLleu aelAOns
VIII On W sunesayf TIE 81 uay u sur uaE9i a.
D. Ie Al tJLle ClLyE pm. u sz-lu taS a. lAAs Sea.
fruut uuOr Oi the curt nOuse IA tue ClLs u
lzOLulamu the COunt3 Oi oteEulan IA tls s1ato
uI Kansas, Ouer Al puDilC SAFE anu sSA - ne
u1a-1r.er anu DezE Dltil1sr tOr cSli IA l1u al Ii
ft5IityyTlug uescuDsu real estate, lo-elts Ans
northwest quarter IN 5sli fractional quarter
81 sszcriUn ulirslseu lisJ IA Tow nslilp nine
az sBurri VI rsrs HJrLylle t411 west VI lS oL41
s,rrnrrraf u1rntilaH A5v4 acEcss - Ne
aud situate IA Lus COUNTY OI onsrlnan II lie
STATE Oh hausss- lLs aDOTe uescr1Oe1 EsiA e7tate
- taken Is Ulls property u safd ueieuuanssi aii1
II C1rtssi oy sall Of Sale ~ % solus anu
VIII BE- suiu without appraiseEnent, 70 SATISFY
said order Of sale
Sheriff Sherman County, hansas-
Horn AWDEETTE. Attorney.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-02-11
Kanorado Kodaks.

From Our Correspondent.
The prOprietors Of our cheese factory
have just received a separator and
creamery outfit so that cheese or butter
can be made as demanded by the mar
kets. They viii probably be unable to
open for business before March L
Word has been received from Mrs.
John Patterson that the surgeons in
st. Luke's hospital Of Chicago prom
ounce her suffering from an ovarian
tumor which they think can be success
fully removed by an operation and they
say she has % chances in 100 Of re-
coyery. The operation was to be per-
formed Tuesday of this week but We
have not as yet heard the result. All
will hope for the best.
Considerable interest is felt here in
the Klondike. Joe Pyle is fully deter
mined to 60 and has his arrangements
made to leave the 10th inst. Pete
johnson has weakened" as Swan
Nelson would say, and will seek q
KIondike in the cattle business.
Speaking of the Klondike, H. z.
Noble is perfecting plans to organize a
company to go there; his idea in the
rough is to 60 to Pennsylthieky and
pick up q carload Of BullfOundland
dogs and go via the overland route.
H. Hsrtstine and wife drove down to
GOOdlaud Tuesday.
Mrs. ". J. Young visited friends in
Norton the first Of the week.
A. J. McKenzie's family are again all
we'll and school is again running in
that district
/ Mr.. LambOly, an old settler living
south Of Ruleton, sold grain in our
market Mon day.
Mr.. GiraI-d, one Of the old timers
who thought he might better himself
in Wisconsin, tried it, and has lately
returned to stay. He drove through
in four weeks and is living near La
Blanche. We hear Of others who are
returning.
The Epworth League gave en-ceni
social Tuesday eve, and over so were
present and an enjoyable time had
They are arranging to purchase &
library.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-02-11
THE KANSAS CITY TINES.
Provide Yourself With InfOrma-
ton Of the Coming Struggle
There VIII Be Elections In Thirty
Six States This Year.
To BE Informed OF All the Moves on
the Political Chessboard and the
News OF the World as Well
Read the Best Paper. The
kansas City Times

The Kansas City Times, as the exponent Of
western beliefs and interests, has become the
most widely known diaper In the west It's work
for al Eh Il benefits the west and democracy has
gained tor II thousaudsof admirers, and, backed
b. the rural press and the approval Of the ma
iOr portion Of the people IN this section, Its
power for good Is constantly on the Increase
ne rf - = o-- al1le - render FOR democratic
principles, embodied IN the Chicago plat
form, can Be greatly increased by the support Of
the people who live IN southern ana western
states The contemplate practices used IN Ohio
are but forerunner Of what VIII be attempted
in the general state elections this fall
This year important elections VIII be held IN
IS states and territories. The most determined
efforts, accom- panied By every CONCEIVABLE spec
les Of political trickeTy and corruption. VIII be
Events Of great Importance 70 the people VIII
transpire, and a i've up-to-date newspaper VIII
be e vital necessity II every home m one would
keep informed on current events. The news ser
vice Of The Kansas City Times IS In every sense
cOmplste. In addition to the full Associated
Press report IL receives special reports from Its
own correspondents II every important news
~ democratic and Tor the interests OF the west
By means OF thrsa fast early morning trains.
north, south and west The lines IS delivered
at points 40 miles from Kansas City IN time for
breakfast, and over western Missouri and three
fOurths of Kansas, the same day It Is published.
Il viii be sent by mail one year for -; Tor s1L
years. s., and for three months, 81. Inc Twice
a-Weak Times contains the cream Of the world S
news and the best market report compiled 10
Kansas City. Sent one year for 81 ; SIX months
THE KANSAS CITY TINES,
Kansas City, No.
A uostal brings q sample cCpy.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-02-11
First published January 81
PubIicasion Notice

IN the ulsur1et court within and for the county
4 Of Sherman IN the state Of Kansas WI
llam II. Male, BENJAMIN Graham William ID ais,
IT., and Harms h. hayuen ana their SURVIVORS,
llH1uLlr1s, vs.. AEsl Stephenson anu Aua Stephen
son husband and wIIeIY John w. Chaqu anu
Saran Jnauu husband and WlLsl. Ira ". KIDD
ms anu Mrs. Ira ". Robins, his vile whose nrst
name - unknown 70 plaintiff, W. ). bOWuen anu
John Due real name unknown ueleuuants'
JOnn ". Chauu anu sarah Cuadd husband ana
WlIel, Ira W. Rooms anu Ms Ira W. Robins
his vie whose nrsU name Is unknown 10 pam
tins, W. j. BUwdsn ana John Doe, real name
unknown. defendants, viii take uOtlce that the
--1rI n imam "a Male E3eniamln Graham. Wi
nam Halls, II. and Harms n. Hayden, plaInIItts,
dld, on the 9th day VI January loso. ME their
LstIuon IN salu district court within ana Tor the
against you the said above named defendants,
and that you the above named defendants dJ'u
tItlOu on or before the Lzth DAY OF March, Acsor
OF said petition VIII Be taken as true anu q
judgment rendered IL said action against salu
defendants AEel Stephenson anu 4ua StePneh-
SON HUSBAND and Wlteit Tor the sum OI lOuE
hundred dollars with interest thereon at the
rate of ten per cent per annum from the Isl ua4
Of Decembe 1881 ; and Tor the further sum "a
$l4 with interest thereon at the rate OF Ten per
cent per anuum frUm the LIST day Of December,
lsss5; and Tor the further sum Of Sl4 with Inter
est thereon at the rate Of ten per cent per an
mum from the lst day OF june 1915 anu Tor the
further sum OF 80 with Interest thereon at tue
rate OF ten per cent per auuum IRON the 1sG ual
OF December, lSsis and iOr SAID turtner sum "a
$40 with interest thereon at the rcUe OI Ten PEI
cent per anuuEn from the 1Jth Jay OF OecelhOeEi
1870 (; anu tor costs OF suit anu a turUher luug
menU against said defendants AEel Stephenson
anu lua Stephenson husband and Wlleis JOnn
W. Cnadu anu sarah Cnauu husband anu Wliel
Ira W. Robins ana Mrs. Ira W. Robins, ms vile
". j. BuWueu anu JOnn Doe, real name un
known, Tor the foreclosure OF a certain mortgage
upou the following uescr bed real estate tO-HIJ
Inc southwest quarter ls5lf = JOf section twenty
three vs. township SIX co. south OF range thirty
nine (3sj west OF the Sixth principal merluian
lying aud situate IN the county " Sherman ~
the state OF Kansas, anu adIudgIDg that the salu
pialutItfs has the nrst lien On SAID premises u
the amount for which Judgment WI De taken
as aforesaid. and ordering said premises 70 d
SOLD without ADVERTISEMENT ana the proceeds aLJ-
piled 70 the payment Of the amount due plain
TIN and Gusts Of suIt, and forever barring anu
forectOsiug said defendants, and each OF them
OF anu from ali rnt, title, estate. interest, pro
tyerty anu equity Of redemption. or 70 salu
premises OF any part thereof
HOYT Andrews Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
Attest. L. II. HANET, Clerk
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-02-11
First published January 81
tubIicsUtOu NOucs.

IN the district court within and for the county
Il OF Sherman IN the state OF Kansas " llLlaui
n. Male, Benjamin lIraham, hllham haIls, IT,
and Harris b. Hayden. plaintiffs vs.. Martin v
CIapper, Eliza BETH Clapper husband anu Hltel,
W. j. BOWEN and john Doe real name I'LL
known. defendants. Martin Y. Clappers Eliza
bash Cisnuer husband anu wIfsJ. ". j. BUWueu
and john Doe, real name unknown defendants
viii take notice that the SAID W Ililam d. Male,
BENJAMIN Graham, William Halls, IT., Harris
H. Hayden, plaintiffs, did, on the Z7tn day Ol
January Iess Tile their petition IN SAID district
court within anu Tor the county OF oneEnan IL
the state Of Kansas against you the SAID above
named defendants and that you anu each Oh
you above named must answer sand petition
nled as aforesaid on or before the 1zLn Jay Oh
March 1Sg8, or said petition viii be taken a.
true, and judgment rendered IN SAID acton
arainst said defendants, Martin CIapper anu
Ti5-- I,otf fTar1rar fhuznsr1d and u-rfet for rhe
sum Of two hundred dollars with interest there
on at the rate Of ten per cent per anuu1n IRON
sum Of s. with interest thereon at the rate OF ten
Der cent per aunum from the LIST day Of Decem
Der 1886; and for the further sum Of 81 with III
terest thereon at the rate OF ten per cent per an
mum from the 1st day Of June, 1875 aud Tor the
further sum of s. with interest thereon az the
rate OF ten Der cent per annum from the lsr day
Of December, 1897 aud for the further sum vi
s. with interest thereon at the rate OF ten pei
cent per anuum from the lst day OF : unei 1870
and for the further sum Of SI5.57 with interest
thereon at the rate Of ten per cent per annuu
IRON the 2Oth day Of December, lSSfi and fOT
costs Of suit; and e further judgment against
said defendants, Martin Ciappsr, Elizabeth
gIapUer mus band and WIfej, ". j. Bowen auC
John Doe. real name unknOHni tOr the lore
closure Of a certain mortgage upon the follow
ing described real estate, tO-u1t= 1he southwest
quarter tSWzJ Of section twenty seven tziJ 40
township nine 81 south Of range fOrty-Oue "a
west Of the sixth principal meridian lying ana
situate In the county of Sherman IN the state VI
Kansas, and adjudgIng that the SAID plaintl1.
mas the first lien on said premises 70 the amount
Tor winch judgment viii be taken as aforesaid
and ordering SAID premises 70 be sold without
sDuraisgment. aud the proceeds applied 70 the
lament Of the amount due plaintiff and cost
Of suit, and forever barring and toreclos1ng sa1C
defeudants. and each Of them, Of aud frUm al
right title estate. interest, property and equity
Of redemption, IN or 20 said premises OF AM
HOTT ANDzEyFs, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Attest: J.. h HAEET, Clerk.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-02-11

mHE. ststs Of Kansas, to F. J. Allsman, W A
6Iismau and J. W. Allsnsn. defendants
iZrsefinE. You the said above named descendants
7nd sacsh Of Tou are hereby notified that you ana
go o. rou as defsndaufs have been sued upon
a tT7ugcrspt Of judgment b. Allen AcLsans As
rs1afutff IN the district court Of sherman celh
- Eru-as. and that under and 81 virtue OF an
order Of attachment issued out OF the once o.
the clerk Of said court IN said action t1e lo-.-
M dsscribsd real estate owned % =. : : aus
man has been levied upon u sa1d ectloqt %
ne northwest quarter q Wa Of section tNen-
ty-rwo ~ IN township eight % south q range
fortF-ons (GIl west In sherman county Aarsass
hefnr the property Of Il. J AlLsnans and rhsE
Tou Ehs said e. J. Allsnans ". A. AtlsEnlsn a1ll
j. W. Allsman must answer Pe1t1on q salo
plaintiff He'd aEaiust you N sad acaou On q
before the 18th day Of AGrch5 le9os OF se1d Fstl-
ton VII be taken as true and luognsqt VII 1e
TvsnTfersd s-ainst Fou the said r j. AilsInan IN
srV5r q tts riafufiH In said action Tor the s11l
81 fortT-one dollars and eignty-tuo cents ls4lez
VIII interest ehsroon At the rate Of ten per cent
per annum frum the 18th DAY Of Jauuaryr iaso,
and costs q said acton, and cscler1rE ts1s sane
= En- unou al Of said csscrl1ao ana atllc11eo
ra11s etHte and ordering said zdrl1 ana AHA
ed rsalssfats sold according % Law as rEon eE,
gcuf7un TO satisfy sid f1dgneut ana costs sad
5s=erfbsd reaisstate Win Be 30 sold Mitness rnz
- and Ells sal Of said coIrts By M allzq a
- effr q f1o1flznrI- IN sEleEu1En cou1-Ts Kan
- ftts - DAY d EE1ru1rgs -
Attsst. L H HASH.
Cslsrk District Court Sllsruan Cou1ly, kalsls
All NcIsEAE, Elzfnt1fL-
BIZ Horn arDEE7Fs, Attorney fox El1i1l1lL
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-02-11

The school book companies have dis
covered that Mr.. Boyle, nOtwithstsnd-
ing his large amount Of official bust
ness, has time to look after them a
little, too. He has filed in the supreme
court an application for writs of man
damus directing the boards Of educs-
ton Of Topeka and Manhattan to can
eel contracts made with book compa-
MES for books other than those named
in the state law. IF these suits are
won it will knock out every similar
contract in the state.
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The insurance companies are now
greatly sgitated because the territorial
legislature Of New Mexico has Hdriven
legitimate insurance companies out Of
the territory" The action in question
required the companies to deposit sIO,-
600 each with the territorial treasurer
20 protect policy holders. Nearly all
the states have similar laws. For in
stance, New York state requires the
large insurance and trust companies
doing business in the state TO deposit,
in some instances, as high as 100000
with the state treasurer, and in Kansas
such corporations to own q certain
amount Of realty and have f1Oces in
the state.