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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16

According to the Denver News bulls
are afflicted with hereditary insanity
at River Bend, Col Wonder if its the
same disease that is raging at the river
bend Of the TugeIa In South Africa. At
the former place a registered bull
tossed a calf over the fence, drank a
pail Of whitewash and died in great
agony. An insane old COW butted over
three pals Of milk and, then, probably
recalling the saying there's no use Of
crying about split milk" died with a
sardOnic smile on her CHASTITY old coun-
tenance. Whether it is bull OF Butler,
"a touch Of nature makes the world
akin Cattle are the same the world
over and diseases are catching by the
human from the brute.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16

That England should encourage US
to seize the Philippine islands is not
strange. The policy which she advised
and We adopted is that which she has
always pursued, and it is gratifying to
see the descendants Of the patriots Of
the American revolution IN the same
position with regard to those islands
that England held with regard to her
American colonies. England had more
justification for her assumption Of
right to govern the colonies than We
had to purchase and govern the Phil
ippine islands. England established
the American colonies; and for many
years was regarded by the colonies as
their parent. The Inhabitants were
principally English, or Of English de-
scent. Most OF the colonies had gov
eminent charters from the British
government, and their chief officers
we're appointed By that government
without a murmur from the colonies,
On the other hand, the F'ilipinos are
OF q different race from ours; never
had any commercial or other relations
with the United States, have received
no favors from us and are under no
obligations whatever to this govern
ment; and yet we step into SPANS
place and wage war upon them to sub
Jet them to our dominion.
The senate Of the United States has
ratified the treaty Of Paris, whereby
We purchased Of Spain, for twenty mil
lions Of dollars, the privilege of fight
ing the FilipinOs Ia her stead, and sub
jecting them 70 our dominion This Is
a plain statement Of the facts of the
case, and it should bring a blush Of
shame TO the cheek Of every honest
American citizen.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16

Bryan in his HOlyOke, Mass, speech
said: I'VE claim that gold and silver
together viii furnish the people more
money than viii gold alone. We be
Heve IN financial system that viii
stand on two legs rather than hop on
one Col Bryan's head is level In re-
fusing TO abandon the Chicago plat
form on the money question If you
want to get rid Of trusts, decapitate the
monster-the money trust. IF you
want to overthrow Imperialism tear
away the foundation that supports the
ldol-the money power. It is the hour
OF peril now for the American republic
Just as much as it was In the revoIu-
tiOnary and the civil war.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16

McKinley's secretary Of the treasury
planned Standard Oil trust bank
combination to control the finances Of
the American empire from New York
City to far-Off Manila. Recently the
Standard Oil trust tried to steal 5000
acres Of Oil-prOducing lands belonging
to the Senaca tribe Of Indians in Cat
taraugas, Erie and AIlegany counties,
n 7. A rider was put on the Indian
appropriation bin BY Congressman
Freeland, authorizing the transaction,
but the plet was discovered and the
steal was prevented. The Mckinley
administration smells Of Standard Oil.
It is q greasy, nasty mess all around.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16
Repeal T1Tss On Pulp AID Paper.


There sre very conclusive reasons
Why the present tariff tax on wood
pulp and printing paper should be re-
pealed, and there Is no reason in the
interests Of American industry that
pleads for the continuance Of these
taxes They are now simply an ele-
ment Of robbery under color Of Law,
and they should be efaced from our
statutes.
The paper trust is now taxing the
newspaper and book publishers OF the
country many millions, not because Of
any such actual increase In the cost Of
producing paper, but because the trust
has the power to extOrt from pUrchas-
ers OF paper up to the extent that
would make tarid-tsxed foreign psper
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16

Gen Lord Kitchener, according to
report, when he sailed for South Africa
was authorized to hang any person he
might find in Cape Colony guilty Of
treason to Great Britain by siding with
the Beers. Otis in the Philippines
favors shooting all FilipinOs caught
with arms IN their hands. This sounds
well for two Of the sO-caIled most
civilized nations Charges snd cOun-
ter charges have been made about viO-
Iating the rules Of civilized warfare,
both by the Beers and the English.
The Beers deny that they have violated
the flag Of truce OF disregarded the
rules Of civilized warfare, but charge
that the British have put to death
wounded prisoners of war, and that In
one instance, at DerepOort, the British
assassinated women and children and
non-combatants, both American and
German. If these things are true it
would call for a vigorous protest by
the powers concerned
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16

If the policy Of William Mckinley is
Endorsed by his reelection a revolution
VIII have been accomplished, and the
American republic viii then exist only
IN name. It viii be the passing Of the
american experiment" and the entry
Of the american empire" People may
smile at these things, but republican
senators and congressman have plainly
said as much. If Mckinley is reelected
there may be a coup de etat.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16

People have wondered ever since the
election Of 1896 how it was that Ken
tucky went for Mckinley and was
turned over to the republican side.
It's easy. By the gossest frauds. Nc
Kinley got only 81 popular majority
- the state. Louisville was worked to
giFehim 1900 majority. In Bell county
Daniel G. Colsons the man who recent
IS killed Scott, Julian and Demaree,
Has precinct Judge Of Middlesboro, and
Vas then republican member OF con
gress ron that district. The returns
were held back for a long time and
then 1900 majority was returned for
the republican ticket. That district
gave Mckinley 800 more votes than
e did for Harrison IN 1892, and the
eeraoeEetic loss was g per cent, With
- Increase In population In Fayette
.7'-antF. where Lexington IS, the county
lsze vas unpopular and was eandi-
1te toZ reelection. he had the power
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16
TEARING down THE CONSTITUTIONS.

TEARING DOWN THE CONSTITUTIONS.
The republicans in congress are still
tearing down the constitution. The
house committee on ways and means
reported a bill for a tariff Of . per
cent Of the Dingley bill between the
United States and Porto Rico. Well,
now! 1t was thought that Porto Rico
was a recent addition to the United
States, but it seems not. The consti-
tuition provides that taxes shall be
equal throughout the United States.
Here you have Mckinley imperialism.
by one learn all" The Philippines
and Hawaii next. The supreme court
Of the United States has frequently
decided that the term United States
means all territory, original or acquir-
ed, over which the nation has jurisdic-
ton These things lend emphasis to
the saying Of Beveridge in his speech
in the senate on January 9-that we
could govern the Philippines under the
constitution or outside Of it. We are
to govern our new possessions "under
God" and not under the constitution.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16
..rhs Nan WIN the whip,

'The Man With the Whip" has reach
ed Horton. The Horton Commercial
says: aFor the past week or so a well
dressed man may have been noticed
standing around on the street corners
Of Horton with 8 handful Of whips,
taking subscriptions for an alleged
farmers paper called the Western Ag-
riculturist, published at Minneapolis,
Minnesota He halls every farmer that
comes along and offers him six months
subscription to the paper and a whip
for . cents. As the whip is no doubt
worth the price, nearly every farmer is
taken in. Tue real facts are that those
whips and the printing Office that
prints the alleged agricultural paper
are owned By Mark Hanna. 1t is a
q gigantic scheme on the part Of the
republican national committee to
place in the hands Of farmers a weekly
campaign document, disguised as a
farmers paper. TIE paper looks innO-
cent enough, but all the cheap articles
on agriculture will be found intersper-
sed with republican campaign rot.
These whip men viii be sent out to
canvass every county IN every doubt
fol state IN the middle west during the
next two months. 1t is a regular con-
hdence game and democratic papers
all over the country should warn their
readers against Hanna's whip men,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16

Bryan said in his New York speech
that he was frequently asked why he
did not drop silver and take up the
trusts. His answer in substance was:
Il am not going to chase of after the
cubs, but am after the old bear" This
was well said The mOney-trust is the
mother of all the trusts. The first
work Of the money trust was the de
mOnetization Of silver In 1873.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16
The GOEREL. ELECTION Law.


Many people have formed the Opin-
ion that the GOebel election law Of
Kentucky is bad law. This is not the
case. The substance Of the law is this:
There is a state election board Of three
members chosen by the state legisla-
ture, which appoints three election
commissioners in each county and they
appoint the judges Of election in each
voting precinct. These judges are re-
quired to be one democrat, one repub-
Iican, a sheriff and a clerk; and these
latter two also had to be one a demo
crat and one a republican. The state
election board allowed the republican
county central committee to name the
Representatives Of their party on the
precinct election boards throughout
the county, so there was a square divi-
sion in party representation on the
boards The other phases Of the law
are about the same as in most Of the
states, as to returns, contests and other
matters. The legislature has always
been the court Of contest under the
constitution Of Kentucky, and this is
the case with the most Of the states Of
the union
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16

upon which will be printed figures of
various kinds. 1t will be used in vast
quantities, will be in great demand,
and its circulation will be unlimited.
As an "editor" of this kind, Marcus
has never had a rival He is easily
first.-The New Review.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16

Mark Hanna is to edit the rePubli-
can campaign literature 1t requires
no great skin as prophet to tell what
vii be the eharsetsrOf that literature.
A vast quantity Of the @Literature'
win be- issued By ths government, on
rectangular pieces of green paper
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16

Dem Paul says he VIII hang an Eng
lishman for every Afrikander that the
British hang in South Africa. He has
a job lot at the race track in Pretoria
to take a pick from.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16

The war in the Philippines goes
merrily on-it's guerilla warfare to be
sure, but the same kind was carried on
in our revolutionary conflict.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16
A Sense OF Obligation.

joined a new don't worry club,
And now 1 hold my breath.
I'm so scared for fear III worry
That I'm worried most to death.
WASHINGTON Star.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16

One hundred and thirty-fTe dead
soldiers returned to their native land
on the transport Ohio. Thus militar-
ism takes away the living and brings
back the deadl-NeW York World
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-02-16
COIN ON MONEY, TRUSTS AND
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THB ROCKY MOUNTAIN news,
The daily news., 1900-02-23
PERSONALITIES.

In the year 1899 Andrcw Carnegie
gave away S5,15J.UO0.
o. H. Ingham of Lacrosse. Wis, has
given $1,000 toward the building OF a
sew school OF science for Ripon (WisJ
college.
Both the daughters Of Senator Ma
son of Illinois. Miss Ethel. aged ~, and
Miss Ruth. aged 81, are students ID 4
Washington law school
General J. c. Rates. one OF the new
major generals. is one OF the few ON
GERS who speak a Philippine dialect
huen,ly. He is said to be master Of
two.
Miss Marie Coreili has been elected
president Of the Walsall Literary insti-
tute. Among the former presidents are
Sir John Lubbock. Sir Robert Ball and
other well known literary and Scien-
tInc men.
Neither OF the three British soldiers
who havc won peerascs on the battle
lrld has a son. Lord Roberts has just
.ost his heir, Lord kitchener is unmar-
lied and Lord WOlseley'S only child is
I daughter.
In his "Rrccllections." just publish
ed l. l.. Godk!u states that in his ear
is DAYS he was careful student Of
William II. Stewards speeches for IN
structiou IN politics and the art OF
persuasive style.
When youu- nan. the la;e l.. b.
Brigham OF Boston sometimes attend
II The thcatcrS. the Boston Advertiser
relates. but always bought a seat well
up in the gallery because he felt that
he could not afford i better one. And
now he leaves $,-CW'ogo 10 cha!ity'
Representative Gale or OWentoh,
Ky. was once a sheriff. 1t is the only
public office he ever held before being
elected To congress. lie comes from
the same town aS tHe LAKE Representa-
tive Settle. which fact Is sad 10 nave
been quite factor IN securing Tor him
the Democratic nominatIon.
The daily news., 1900-02-23
POLITICAL QUIPS.

No really good politician is alb. .-s
sure of any election uatu the y...- ..e
cpIn'cd.-SatI-day Evening Po-'
Nobody has yet pet.tioued .t,
tue for "a law requiring tina,
shall be branded with "a Icgib..
the middle of tho forehead - i
Globe
Should these wrauglings aa' ,
ings keep up IN the house
they might turn The Congress I... b."
ord into scrapbook. - P.l-'-..' ..-''
Times.
The daily news., 1900-02-23
Music Houses.
J. M. Cutters
Music House,

The Leading Music House in Florida
and Alabama.
This pioneer music house has estab-
lished a reputation for fair dealing and
low prices. Manufactur RS agents for
the Ctle1rated KrsDich BaCh piano,
also Chick-ring, Weber, Keel, Lester,
Smith Barnes. Willard aud Royal
PiaCOs. Thes. pisnOs are direct from
the factory, and are rot shipped over
the country from one
BRANCH HOUSE TO ANOTHER.
You can ALWAYS he sure that the piano
you get from CLUTTER is new. We
keep sll pianos sold by Us in tune for
two years free Of charge. Terms on new
pianos from s. per month up.
ll2 and ia South Palafox Street.
The daily news., 1900-02-23
and Granite WOrtS.

b. 4. DAVIS,
Contractor and Dealer in all Kinds OF
q Marble sud StOOe Work.
Manufacturer Of the Latest Designs in
Granite and Marble, Monuments
AID TOmbstOnes.
Designs ami Estimates FURNISHED on
Application.
Agent for Iron Fences and other Orna-
mental Iron Work.
No. 6 SOUTH Palafox Street.
Observation-Disclosures WORKS,
WILLS & BROTGHTON, PrOpS.)
Statuary Monuments. Vaults, Head
tones, Vases, VI stal WreathS, Trel-
lis Work, Settees, Chairs, Bouquet
Holders, Cem=tery COpings.
Iron Fences ana all kinds Of Cemetery
Fixtures.
Designs and Estimates Furnished on
Application.
Work done on Snort Notice, Sa,isfac-
ton Guaranteed
No. North PAlsfOx and to lG East
Garden Street.
The daily news., 1900-02-23
Vines and Liquors.
DAENHEISSER BROS, ,

Dealers in Wines, L'q7ors, GINS, Cigars.
Etc, E.c.
Agents for Acme Brewing Co. Macon
G4., 1. W. Harper Whisky ard Bsmarck
Whisky.
jug Trade 4 Specially.
ORDERS from the { Juutry Satisfactorily
and Promptly Filled
Main Ohlct-4Dl south P4lsfOx = rect.
The daily news., 1900-02-23
VANQUISHED A SPOOK
BILL ScROGGlNS DID IT AND T-EN
DISAPPEARED.

d T. 4
fx and what lie did under TIE title
were stories which used 10 he told q
the farmLouses OF what is Low known
as Cass county.
They said lie had been 4 snake
charmer when be was q young man.
that he travelled about the country as 4
sort Of magician and tAat he showed
farmers with his d.vinng rod where 10
dig wells.
The people of what was then a iron
tier country assembled once = year IN
their respective communities arJ held
camp meetings. On one OF these --i.-
gious occasions Bill followed the cgcwt
with his bag Of reptiles. The uiu.>;e-.
an old man .TuO>t face was lis" tina: ut
a patriarch. told Tie story IN "a sermon
Of Moses lifting up the braz'u serpent
in the camp OF Israel under the c-u-
manI Of JehOv"a. IL" NJ .>~ouri farm
er vi, used 10 entertain -rI.r!.-> with
the r,ci;Il sad jaat tie ,H.-r,-at.ou
was not particularly a."'.I ty t.c au-
peal. hut after us doI.yy.y 1911 S.t.s
gins got up aud announced rlIt De haJ
4 ha- Of real. crawling. Kissing reptile.
which hc wo"!d ct....t at',- Dime
just outside a." cl..p -rn-.l aaL le
elaine! that %" would ~..v r.r ue.u''
SON" shake tricks Wl.. H..'I beat
the Mosaic story rHe. LaI iu~. E"ard
In spit" of tl' protest. q '.., minister
the ucou." ruru.I or 20 '.r I've suIk"
show. and HiIl .a... 'I.u IN exhibition
which WIS great ~u.r..~. Il : sail
or il used u D.. said. That there wasn't
Il snake tr.ca which BHl Scro...n~'
scrpcnts didn't Go When the cxL.h--
tiou was over. E.U told the people that
he was Il sort of missionary h.,u.cl: fu
connection v.,l Is business OF pc1'-
inc vnll, AM .lat Lc would call on
each rncr.. Npr .. Tia. evening and atvt>.
with Them e., 70 llctr spiritual AMI
worldly Nm,
When l. called his FIST question
was. Have you lut wcH" II ,h.
rcDlv wa, in f.o NEGATIVE. AMI wells
were scarce Bin Informed tie ln,ub.-
tLa- Ia r,yet t1ve one located and
tL,r fc orcu.I lis la. Of snakes and
as they Ir,9r crawling RiU ~ ,r
ri, voice and called tie p,n,.,a fl. re-
rar-guc. IL. t.ll rI.m tHo snakes
v-ourl do no harm If tLnv ttba pr.pl.,
vorid gtve r..u t,a f.b of I1.arfr,
vo1ls
II v-as n ~ %, human L.r-.e Lr.
tIo Nff.sourfqn Who falI rra story
vcucboJ FIR ;ra f~r,1 ~ his ASSERTION
trot tln ro4.,1. .,.,va Pm moro ,~,I,.-.
tLou bn could fin ia ono season and
that hc broke M the camp meeting.
lie was the first l..retic in Tie west.
although the word was uukuuun iu
that country then. He became famous
and was in demand Wherever nr tray
eIpd be had his ba: - trained srakcS.
and hc wayci fat aud became inie-
pendent.
Whenever there WAS any doubt about
the success Of any movement the word
was passed that Rev. HU Scrog=ius
should bc summoned.
People in that section believed in
ghosts. as many more enlightened pco-
pie believe in them in this day. There
was one ghost which had done lively
business along The highway between
the county seat and river known q"
this day rs Bear creek IL was the
custom of tEir ghost 10 chase h"iated
horScmeh over the highway uAtI the
ioFd aI hear cr''N vas r'a'H'd. lu'Ie
tH' chase stopped. ne 2h'Nt never
The daily news., 1900-02-23

=. A. FRIEDMAN,
The OrIginsl Kentucky Barrel House.
33I South Palafox Street.
P.O. Box 4l6.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fine
Kentucky Whistles. Jug Trade
Specially.
Sole Agent for P4bst Brewing Co., of
Milwaukee, Wis.
4 full line Of Imported and Domestic
Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco.
FIRST AND LAST CHANCE SALOON,
n. Goldring, Proprietor.
Dealer in Imported and Domestic Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
Exclusive Agent for Old Pete Cooper
Rye, GoldrinQ's Private Stock, and the
Famous Lewis 1906 whisky.
Schlitz Beer on DrausAt.
-O7 South PAlafox Street.
Phooe 276.
W.C NORMAN,
Dealer In Fine Old WhiskIes, Imported
and Domestic Wines and krSnGIes,
Cigars, Tobac 20, &C.
"Old International" Pure Rye i Spec
ialty.
Opposite UniOR Depot.
The daily news., 1900-02-23
WaSOnS and BUSeieS.
W. l. & b FORBES.

W. J. & B FORBES,
Largest Department Store in Florida.
our Stock Of Dry Goods, CInthing,
Boots and Shoes, Carpets, Furniture,
Hardware. Wagons and BlSglte, Har-
ness and Saddles, Stoves and TinwAre,
Paints, Oils aud Varnishes, and every
thing found In an 'up-to-date" Depart
ment Store is complete aud can not be
excelled anywhere.
Our prices are right, and it will pay to
call and see Us before making your pur-
chases, 1873 to l27 South PalSfOX Street.
The daily news., 1900-02-23
Val Paper,

J.E. ROSS & Co,
Contractors for all 1terior and Exterior
Decorating.
Dealers IN Wall Pspsr, Paints, Oils, Var
nlshes, Brushes, ETC, Etc.
Sign and Ornamental PAiut-
ing.
Phone 3S2.
IL North Palafox Street.
The daily news., 1900-02-23
Merchant TGGICrS.

d. & | MAYER,
Dealers in & .nts' furnishing Goods and
Shoes.
Suits. Pants and Oyercoats to Order a
Specially.
7. o. Box So.
3G3 South P1lsfox Street, next to First
National Bank.
NEW YORK STEAM DYE HOUSE,
q. WeilIud, Propr.)
Clsa1ing, DYeing and Repairing.
Suits made 10 Order.
We Guarantee q Fit and Satisfaction.
All our Work is done at Home. Cloth
ing Pressed for 81 per Month.
i34 Intendencia Street.
The daily news., 1900-02-23

An egg will settle coffee, but It takes
money to settle a bill.-New York
Weekly. 81. .-S
The daily news., 1900-02-23
UnGertGEerS.

CfCCLSJ CCLHCI ,.
W. ID. NoETHCP. JNo. q. WOOD.
EORTHCP WOOD,
Professional Embalmers and FuTnishers
Of Fine Funeral Furniture.
Nos. j. and II West Intendencia Street.
Orders attended to Day or Night.
Office Phone NJ. 81.
Residence No. 5J.
POT & ROBINSON,
Successors 20 s. B. Hutchinson & Co..
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
No. l. West Intendencia Street.
Phone 81.
The daily news., 1900-02-23
Real Estate.

THOS. c. WATSON & CO.,
Real Estate and Rental Agents.
NJ. South PAlafox S.reet.
p. 0. BoxI.
City ProDertv bought and sOld. Rents
collected, Taxes, Assessments, &C., at
tended to. Loans made upon Il al Es-
tate Security. Abstracts of Titles Fur
nished 10 any property in Escambia
County.
FISHER REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
y Hale Wilson, Manager.
Real Estate, Rents and L-ans.
Oflce-Fisher Buildlng.
204l! South Palafox Street.
J.E STILLYAN & CO,
Real Estate Brokers.
Ofice-East side of P!sIs.
wN. II. KNOWLES. KNOWLES HIEE.
KNOWLES BROS
Insurance and Real Estate Agents.
3O9 South Palatox Street.
General Agents Of the Equitable Life
ASSURANCE society Of the United States.
strongest in the World. Write for Illus
tra.iOns.
/ VI. DAVIS,
Real Estate, Il MS aud Collections, Etc =,
and Contractor ana Builder.
Otflce-36 South PalAfo1 Street.
J. y. ANDREWS,
i :al Estate au6 Collecting Agency.
City aud Country Property Bought and
Sold.
Headquarters for Sewing Machines aud
Supplies.
IL South PaiafoZ Street.
The daily news., 1900-02-23
Ship ChGndLery.

MCKENZIE OERTING & CO,
Ship Caandlery and General Hardware.
Appointed \ gents for New York Belt
Ing s FackIng Go.
B.ltiug all Widths and Taicknesses
Furnished.
cog and COS South PsIafox Street.