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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-06-29
viii Go to Teach the Turks.

Oshkosh, Wis, June 22.-Miss Hester
jenkins arrived home from the Chica-
60 university yesterday morning. On
Aug. 1 she Is going to Constantinople
to become q member Of the faculty of
the American university Of that city,
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-06-29
Jumped Into the Lake.

Racine, Wis, June 21.-August Rath
bid goodby to the occupants in the
house where La was boarding, went
down to the harDor pier, took eff his
coat, jumped i; the lake and was
drowned. Rath came here from Chi
cago three months ago and had no
money.
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DESPACI{()
gral. de neQ0CiQ5
Landron Nater y Ahedo
49, TETUAN, /, ALTOS p;
San I1pn de Puetto-Rico.
Tc!Hfono 40 is

A~u"lo5 juulciales y admin SRA,
iyus nps;iuncs ante los 1ribuuaies
Dc Just:"i;t, oticinas del Estado y d1l
Mani~jpIu, compra-venta de hncas
nrDuuaS y rusticas, acciOnes Bancoe
A&l!cu H., GHpa1ol i Popular. Sc
a*~u,"~n prastamos 6 hipotecas. Se
uuaru:utan uocumeutOs Sc COCHRAN
Iu4;.. -. Sc hacen trebajos Gil in
~. hay abogados norteame ica-
A. = ." ais,
D. p
- alnuiian habitaciones con
.u,.lr.A, SO recihen couens ales, y
t'as q, CT Os.
IN los IL orincipal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-30
l:Iueven
bofetOnes

FL Tribunal de Sens (Francia)
Sc hallaba reunido cuando el presi-
dente Mr.. Moussu, 6 consccuencia de
una divere encia de opinioces, hubo
do pronunciar algunas frases IN tan
to vivas y mordaces.
En- Ell acto Sc organize un comha
te en- toda regla entire el procurador,
el fiscal, los jueces y 81 presidento,
que cayeron unos sobre otros como
tantos energlmenos, aplicandose
tremendOs pune-azcs, solo compara-
bles en- su vigor al de las injurias 6
interjecciones con que Sc ameniz6 Ell
espectaculo
Ell presidents Moussu, con 10 ca
"a hinchada y vendada, sali6 para
Paris inmediatamente, habiendose
ordenado la instruction de un expo
diente, que sera sometido al fallo del
ministr6 de Justicia.
Es iududablo que el djablo anda
suelto por el mnndo.
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Jambien
en- 1nglaterra

Cada dia que pasa salen q luz
nuevOs detalles que revelan las def
ciencias ,}e Ia Administered ingie
sa.
Tn contratista de calzado hab1a
basado sus calculos en- el supuesto
de one las botas que habla suminis
tradO q uuo de los regimicntO5 deati
nalos 4 narchar a campana, no Sc
rlan utilizadas hastss llegar al Trans
vaa], y al efacto, y para cVitar todo
tropieZo, no hizo entrega del calzado
hasta el 1itimo momento.
Ocurrio, providencialnent4, que
hacienda un tempo en- extreme lIu-
vioso, orden6 ell coronel que para sa
lir del campamento de Alders hot,
con direction al pr6ximo puerto de
embarque, utiIjzaran sus soldadOs ell
calzado damante.
Al cabo de un cuarto de hora de
camino, pudieron los soldados efec
tuar Ia curiosa operaci6n de atrava-
sar con e] dedo las suelas de las res
ptivas botas, que eran de carton re
cubiertO pOr una tenue Cubiorta de
cuerO.
Isl tendr;n est0Aago este contra
tista!
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Las rnedaIIaS
de los ProSidenteS.
Linares. j uliO 1900.

F.o la Exposition Sc estan ven,
diendo con gran 6xito medailas re-
presentativas de todos los preslden'
tos de la Repdblica francesa.
Con tai motivo, la Casa de Ia
Moueda realizH un lngreso medlO'
diario, de dos mil quinien1os fran
cos.
Hay apas:onados de Thiers, del
mariscal Mac Mahon, de Casimlro
P4rior, de Carnot, de Felix Faure y
del actual presidents monsieur Lou
btt
La etigjo de Mr. CrGry es Ia
uujca que no sc vende, 8 Sc Vende
muy POGO.
Cada modalla cuesta seis fcan'
COS ciuc1enta c6ntimOs.
Ell prcsiiente que mas adnira
dorcs tiere es Felix Faure; despues
fgura en- tai concepto Mr.. Car.o~, y
el tercer luyar en- la preferencia del
y publico 10 ocupa Mr. Loubet.
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ticas respecto al paludismo en- una
extensa zona infi:ionada, que abarca
unos so Kilometres de la via fcrrea,
donde presto mis- servicios m6dicos,
y ca donde tengo a mi cuidado Ia asis'
tencia facuLtatlva de todos los EN-
pleados de las estaclones y casillas
de Ia via en- todo Despenaperros, y
me ocupar6 de los resultados que he
obtenido en- la proflaxis individual,
pues la Compaf1ia ferroviaria, & que
me- honro pertenecer como medico,
at;ende solicita y cuidadosamente a
Ia proflasis y al tratamiento de sus
enpleados que sufren 8 Sc hallan
axpuestos & sufrir el paludismo ror
residir en- puntOs donde reine esta
endemic.
Lo que debe hacerse para pre-
venir la invasion de la malaria, sera
el objeto de mi pr6ximo articplo.
Dr. CrtTu& y NUi}6.
Linares. Julio 1900.
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Ell enigma era jnlescifrable p;
ra todo el mundo.
Y, sin embargo, 81 g hubie:,
leido bien la alocucion, Sc habria v
to que el tema capital de MllOux G! L
la repression de los ejercitos perm4
nentes, y que pOr ese camino dab12
descubrirse la causa del cambio opa
RADIO Ell las ideas y en- Ia actitnd de-
procurador
Era indudable que Miloux detos
taba al ejercito. SD inquina, duraba
desde hacfa cuatro meses, y comenzo
& mostrar durante una tarde del mes
de AbriI, en- que, al regresar del tri-
bunal, SO encontr6 en- la antesala
con un trompeta del regimiento de
dragones, que Ell ministro de la Cue I
rra acababa de enviar de guarni
ci6n q Monthelijas. I'm trompeta
en- su casa, que salla sin duda de la
cocina!
Ell procurador Sc crey6 vfctima
de una alucinaci6n; pero en- los dias
sucesivos tuyo que rendirse Ia evi-
deneia.
Por su casa iban desflando los
dragones, por mas que cada dos dis
cambiara de criada.
l. Desde entoEcA> ~ 2 + - :, il .
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Y va esta explicada. la causa &c
que los carteles do EVaristO Miloux
hubioSen cambiado do co'Or, y do
que el piadoso AMIGO del objSro So
Licitase la Suppression de los oIiGf>itos
porm2nentes.
No ha]oiendo soIdados 40 roJle
haber criadas intie'es j v~lUbieF
Sin embargo, establa re uelto &
jugar al whist con cl Ob%lo "a asp
tar nueVamente sps principios a@to
ritarios 81 dis Que SO roatiH..se su be
ilo ideal
Pero, ontro tanto, <naoia que
oirle protestar con vozQo truono y
maneras de&com puasta,3 Contra los
crirnina?es excesos 10 los pretoria
nos
RENE MAIZEEOY
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Ell CORRESPONSAL
La s0mbra blanca.

Viero t0das las nochos a mi alvoba
10 mon0s una vez
ccnten!en:'o ol alicuto, de puntillas
y j:SculZUs los pics
So 'e,-~" POGO i POGO hasta Ia CANA
donde fl jo dormir,
) desDacio ne tape los dos brazos
que ad edo descubrf.
Enjuga de nj frento, sin rozarme,
suavemente, el sudor;
ne mira Sc sonfie. me ia su alma
en- IN be:O de amor.
tCUanja5 VeceS sjntiendO esta Garcia
n" he preguutado as1
Los hutEfanos, sin madre q los bese
como pOdran dornir?
AI,rr:>:~D }ENl1D y AIFAIID
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RHTC" or SUBSCRIPTION.
N PrEnTu -RIr0.

PAYABLE 4! ADVANCE.
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..Sahzaa'Gsasla.

Con seutimiento h3mos tendo
aqul la noticia de que So encuentra
enferma de algdn Guide do, en- Aqua
dltla la distiuguida Senorita Sara
Maria Franco Y Soto, hermana del
edo don Carlos. H5canos vOtos
por su rapido establishments
En- estOs oias apareci6 en- las ca
'lcs dc osta pohlaci0n un pasquin
nu2ciando un cornpFot para asesinar
q Ia PCljc.a nuuicir al.
Dora de alGln desocupado qua
tra11 lo eyacerOar los animos, aho-
"a. Gao empi1zan i caldearse con
moti"o do las rs5Ximes eiecciones.
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sufcir las s&;oargur@, do IL oxiston.
cia. Ell muy }ip6crjta 10 uo3ie SO,
portar Ia competenc:a del cjtrci.o,
nj tenla OCCASION do dot2r i Sua sir,
vlontas, ca7dndolas vontAj05amen
te, como en- OtrO tempo.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06
A Big Cattle Sale.

D. J. Bryan viii hold big cattle sale
at his place eight miles south Of Good =
land. on southwest of 1888, Tuesday,
April 10, commencing at ten O'Clock,
a. %. Ninety head of cattle, from
sucking calves to eight year Olds, viii
go under the auctiOneer's hammer:
FOurs COWS with calves by side now,
50 COWS viii either have calves BY side
by day Of sale or sometime this spring,
and one thoroughbred Durham bull,
four years old. Is head of unbroke
horses, two 20 four years old, and lot
Of farm implements viii also be sold.
Terms Of sale viii be cash, and a free
lunch viii be served on grounds at
noon Chss. 7. Rule viii cry the sale.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

The next attraction at the GoodIand
opera house viii be the farce comedy,
100 Much Money" which comes for a
one night stand Monday, April 9. The
comedy has had a long run in the east
ern cities and the cast includes such
well known artists as Daniel Frohman
Mccoy, two seasons with HOyt's "a
Stranger in New York" Arthur E.
Lynds, late Of the alabama company;
Wilkes Stewart, past two seasons with
Richard Mansfield; ThOs. P. HOier,
leading support to any Friend from
India Olive Grandson, who starred
with Hunting for Hawkins" last year;
Dolly Davenport, sister Of the late
Fanny Davenport; Violet King, with
Edward Towne's Little Dunkardess'
company; Marie DeIVecchio, late Of
the FrOhman forces, and IN fact an all
star cast. The style Of the comedy is
similar to that of Browns in Town, p
"Why Smith Left Home etc.
The plot Of %Too Much Money" pre-
sents the love affairs Of two young men
in q remarkable situation, one being
too rich and the other too poor. Pom
sonby, a poor artist, falls in love with
the daughter Of a rich miner while on
a sketching trip to Colorado. POnsonby
persuades the Colorado girl to elOpe
with him and the opening scenes find
him married and settled down with not
a cent to settle up. Van VIissengen, a
rich young man, while on a visit to
Maryland falls in love with Aleths, a
beautiful DunkaUdess. Van Vlissengen
cannot overcome the scruples Of Aletha
and the little Dunkard girl will not
marry him because he has "TOO Much
Money" and her religion frOwns on
wealth, so he returns to the city with
out her. Aletha, however, persUades
her mother to take her to the city to
learn to paint Van VIisseDgen refers
her to POnsonby, who having no other
pupils, Van Vlissengen is compelled to
supply the appearance Of a class by
dressing as a girl. In this disguise he
gains the consent Of the old lady to
marry Aletha, by such diplomacy as is
only fair in love and war.
Tickets are now on sale at the Ernst
iewelry store.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

Bert Orrin fell from a Rock Island
train, No. 9 west bound passenger, at
Colby on Tuesay morning about , o.
clock and both feet were badly cruih-
ed by the trucks passing over them.
He had paid to that point, but not
having money to pay his fare farther
the conductor put him of. In trying
TO jump the train while In motion the
accident happened He was taken to
town and Dr.. F. H. Smith, surgeon for
the Rock Island, being then In Colby,
he and Dr.. Y. c. Eddy amputated the
left foot at the instep, the right not
being so badly hurt, the doctors
though it might be saved. He had
gun and a pocket full Of A catriges,
and while lying on the ground ne fired
a number Of times to call aid. He
claimed to live at Roswell, Colo, but
his haunts have been in Phillips and
Rocks counties, where he has stolen
horses and repeatedly broken jail.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06
RAILROAD NEWS.

Engine so will be assigned to the
local to-day.
J. NJ Justus returned last Friday
from a trip to Indiana
Engine 893, Engineer George Kelly,
is in the shops for light repairs.
Tuesday, Agril 10, will be the last day
to order flowers for the Firemen's ball.
&C. II. O'Brien.
Trainmaster John Boyle is the way
it sounds now. Mr.. Boyle assumed his
duties Sunday.
Engineer George Kelly will represent
the local lodge at the Milwaukee eE-
gineers convention May 9.
G. ". Barrett and three carpenters
are here from Topeka and have com
menced work on the new reading
rooms.
Engine 54S's boiler is back from the
Horton shops where she has been a
month for repairs. She IS being set up
in the GOOdland shops and viii be
ready for her master, Engineer Norris,
in a couple Of weeks.
Invitations are out announcing that
the eleventh annual ball Of the b. Of l.
F., will be held at the opera house on
April Is. The 1remen of this division
have the reputation of meeting the
highest expectation of the dancing
public. The music will be furnished
by a Denver orchestra
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06
a sHoRT sEssIoN o. COURT.
Jesse Hutchinson TO Co to the Reform
SehOOI-The Cattle Tax Case
Heard at Colby

The district court held a very short
session IN Goodland this term. The
court convened Monday morning and
the few confirmation Of sherif's sales
and foreclosure cases we're disposed Of
in short order.
Jesse Hutchinson, the boy who was
arrested last week for stealing a watch,
was sentenced to the state reformatory
until q years old. He is now 10 past.
A recess was taken Tuesday, and the
attorneys on both sides in the SiegeI-
Sanders cattle tax case having agreed
to statement Of facts, the case was
argued before Judge Smith in chambers
at Colby Wednesday. County Attor-
ney Andrews and Sheriff Walker both
went over to Colby. a decision viii
not be given out for several days.
The petit jurors drawn were not used
in any Of the cases.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06
An April Rain.

The strong wind storm from the east
that ragged Tuesday and Wednesday
brought with the disargeabIe a great
benefit to Sherman county in the
shape Of a fine April rain on Wednes-
day and Thursday. The precipitation
on Wednesday was light but steady,
but on Thursday there was a regular
dOwnpOur for several hours which wet
the ground thoroughly. The wheat
sown viii now get a start Of weeds and
thistles and insure a crop.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06
PERSONAL NOTES.


Mrs. JEFF Powers is quite sick
J. Williams, Of Pueblo, was in Good
land Monday.
Jesse ScannelI, Of st. Francis, was il
/ GOOdland Tuesday.
H @. Dean, Of st. Joseph, was In
/ GOOdland Tuesday
l. L. Ernst left yesterday on bust
ness trip TO Chicago.
E NJ. Mccullough. of st. Francis, was
in in the city Tuesday.
D. T. Dudley, Of Weeping Water, Neb-,
was IN GOOdland Tuesday.
Mrs. A. L. Dunbar, who has been sick
for two weeks, is no better.
I'D. Stone left Monday night for his
new home In Washington state.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. David Trach-
sell, a daughter, Wednesday April 4.
L.W. Scott, brother Of Tully Scott,
was here Wednesday on his way to St.
Francis.
James Walker came home Wednes-
day from Salina, where he had been
attending a business college.
Roy Crawford, advance agent Of the
TOO Much Money" company, was here
and billed GOOdland Tuesday.
Amos @. Smith and wife returned
from Iowa Wednesday, where they
spent three weeks visiting relatives.
Rev. J. S. Davis and wife were in
GOOdland last Friday. Rev. Davis IS
the new Methodist pastor at KanOradO.
FL. Shields and ". DonFowler, of
st. Francis. were in GOOdland We'd
nesdsy on their way home from the
Colby convention
James Hartley, living near Sherman
vile, is seriously i'll with congestion Of
the lungs. DR.. FaTrOW went out We'd
nesday to attend the case.
Fred Dawson and DR.. ". II. FarOw
we're at Colby Monday attending the
democratic convention. Sheriff Wal
ker went down Tuesday morning.
James r. Taber, an expert laundry
man from Kansas City, arrived in
GOOdland Wednesday and has accepted
q position with the GOOdland Steam
laundry.
DR.. T. 81. Smith, G. L. Calvert and
J. H. Stewart were over to Colby Tues
day as delegates to the Sixth district
pOpulist congressional convention
]. B. Moore, Of LaBIanche, @. II. Aus
tin, Of Edison, and John Hartzler, Of
GOOdland, we're representing Sherman
county as delegates to the pOpulist SEN
atoriaI convention at Colby Wednes-
day.
George Bradley purchased 20 head Of
horses from John Bray this week and
viii hold them for sale in GOOdland.
Bradley says that we are going to have
the biggest crop that Sherman county
ever had and that the horses will be
needed here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Higley, Of Dow
City, Ia, arrived in GOOdland the latter
part Of last week and will remain here
for some time for Mrs. Higley's health.
She is afflicted with asthma and brOn-
chitis and finds herself much improved
bY the agency Of this climate.
d.. GOOdail, Of Mansfield, Wright
county, No, IS a new settler in Sher-
man county. He traded a fTuit farm
in Missouri for the William Hunter
half section and then traded the Hunter
property for the Bryan place, which he
will occupy. This will give Mr.. Bryan
1l2O acres in q body.
E. F. Murphy returned Saturday from
NeOshO, No, where he has been the
past two months looking after his lead
and zinc mining interests. Mr.. Murphy
received word Monday that another
valuable vein Of ore had been struck
in the second shaft being sunk on the
property at NeOshO, owned by the
GOOdland company.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

Mothers! Beware Of those secret rob
bers Of your baby's quiet and health
Those sleepless nights and long hours
of tiresOme vigil are caused by those
terrible enemies of childhoOd-WOTms.
Destroy and remove them with Whites
Cream Vermifuge. Price DC, W Ennis
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

I hereby notify the public that in
the matter Of deal with R A Kent In
purchase Of store and stock Of goods.
Certain notes Of hand we're given IN
settlement. These notes I win not
pay because Of failure on his part 20 do
according TO agreement Innocent
third parties are hereby warned not 70
buy these notes for collection.
j. V. SEuEL.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06
Cattle Wanted.

Four hundred steers and from 200 to
800 she cattle to Craze for the season.
VIII be grazed in seperate herds, plenty
Of spring water and unlimited range.
SAM JOHNSTON, Section 28-11-41,
Sharon Springs, Kan.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

Those horrid fits OF depression, mel
anchOly, low spirits, and sudden irrita-
bility, that sometimes afflict even good
tempered people, is due to the blood
being permeated By black bile Herb
inc viii purify the blood, restore health
and cbeerf1lness- Price 50c-, ". Ennis.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

The Rock Island Wall Nap OF the Unfted
States
Is the best offered to the public. u
is very large and specially adapted 70
school purposes. Every teacher Of geo
graphy and every business Office shoEiG
have one. It viii be sent postpaid g
any address on receipt OF 10 cents En-
postage stamps or coin. Address John
Sebastian, @. 2. A, Chicago III.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

Even the most vigorous and hsErfF
people have ct times 8 feeling CT 9sari-
ness aud lsssiEu6es TO d.ispsi tfzls -ast-
ing tais HeEbinss E EiI impsTt igor
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

For boys fine and work shoes We are
three times better prepared than ever
before. Quite a few special lines to
Shove. NJ. Millisack.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06
Common schooI Gradnates.

On April % and p, at eight o'clock
examination for common school diplO-
mas will be held at the court house,
The names of those who passed the
midwinter examination and are listed
for the above follow:
Beulsh Roth. Gertie BaUghman,
Nay Marshall, May Nelson,
Bertha Martin, Lydia Odel,
Mabel Thompson, Henry Dusenberry,
Nellie Thompson, Aggie Haney,
Edna Amos, IneZ HOdney.
James Phillips, Cecil Sipman,
Esther Phillips, Jay Shipman,
Bernie Vim, Ralph Smalley,
Amy Harmon, Fora Hall.
Grace Harmon, Fannie Albright,
COrinne Douglas.
Z. L. JONES,
County superintendent.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

Scarcely enough interest was taken
in the city election Tuesday to give an
appearance Of election day. A very light
ward 3, Third ward A The Citizens
ticket, the only one on the balIot,was all
elected, only a few scattering votes be-
ing cast. Following are the officers
elected.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

Subscribe for TIE GOODLAED Re-
PUBLIC. It has all the news Only 81
q year.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

Cuts. wounds, burns, sprsins and
bruises quickly heal II you applT Bal
lard's Snow Lfniment. Price 90. and
Sec. ~. Ennis.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

WARgTEDI,ooO LOADS OF BONES.
We VIII Day - per ton for clean
DRY bleaohsd bones delivered AZ
Goddard weigh AZ ElevscoF.-Rces
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

Wanted-IO,OOO bushels barley; viii
pay cash market price. II. T. WheatIey
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

State Of Kansas. county Of Sherman s.
/ B. z Brow cashier Of said bank DO
eoleunniy swear that the above statement Is
true and that said bank has no Liabilities Of
auv character whatsoever not set forth II said
stSte1ent 3. T. BRoEE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me tins Zlst
day Of February, 100
II. EoBLEsOls AOtarT PUBIC.
rlJo1rnisziun expires the 18th day Of Nay $50
Correef-Afaesfs 3. = EzDEE.
"a s BEOEE-
y. JgEEss
Ulrecs1Es-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06
Fsmals Masonarr a 1. Lsass.

The Ladies Of the Eastern Star will
present the above at the opera house
Wednesday evening, April II. Admis-
sion . cents, reserved seats on sale at
Ernst's jeweIFy store at s. cents. At
the close Of the play the ladies will
serve ice cream and cake.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

J. S. Artman and Miss Sophia Kunz,
both of Sherman county, were married
in Goodland Wednesday at the home
Of Al Kunz, Rev. Woodward officiating.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

SO buys a riding lister of Walker.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06
One OUNCE of Compressed
Yeast Free
BANK STATEMENT.

OFFICIAL. statement of the financial condition
" Of the GoodIand City Bank, at GOOdland
state Of Kansas. at the close Of business on the
18th day Of February, 1900
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

Land for rent, with running water
South half 1868, formerly known as
the Rob. Hartley half section, also
west half Of northeast and west half of
southeast 2-6-38-M Robinson.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06
Altman unz.

County Superintendent.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

Sherman county seed potatoes, early
Maine and early OhiO's T5c and 81 per
bushel- Also gOOseberry and Crandle
currant bushes, DC per dozen. See j.
A COrL-i71
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-06

There will be given at the opera
house on Wednesday evening, April
II, an expose of Free Masonry under
the auspices Of the ladies Of the Eas-
tern Star, entitled-"Female Masonry,
a Ia Lease" Come and learn all about
the A. 3. & A. NJ.