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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-05-11
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ONTEST NOTICING. IL $50.


nEPARTEEGT Of the Interior. United States
~ land Office, Colby, Kansas, March 19, 1900.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
against homestead entry No. 1910, made No
Fembsr =, 1894, for Southeast quarter Of section
n. township q, south Of range 20. By William j.
Graft contestee, in which &c Is alleged that VIII
liam j. Craft has wholly abandoned said tract
and changed BIS residence therefrOm for more
than four years last past that all the improve
ments on said land were taken OF early IN the
winter Of 1885; Eaid tract has remained IN a
including this dates and that said alleged alb
sence was not due 70 his employment IN the y.
hereby notified % appear. RESPOND and otter
evidence touching said allegation al 10 O'Clock
q. d. on Nay IS. 100, before the register and
receiver at the United States land Office in Col
b.. Kansas. The said Contestant having. u a
proper ahidavit, fled March 10, 1900 set forth
facts which show that after due diligence per
sonal service Of this notice cannot Be made II Is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice be
given By due and proper publication.
kLEBER K WILLCoCEgoEs Register.
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Too late for last weeks issne.I
Since "Your Uncle Fuller made that
trip to Colby, and Oh the road home
With a young horse, who thought he
would show Baz Horton what q fast
nag he was, and "Uncle's" coWhide
boots turned toward the zenith, the
old gentleman has been q little COnfus-
cd in mind and has not got hardly
strsightened out yet. AS g cOnsequen-
O. be has not been able to locate "them
snaps" AMI doubts if be ever will But,
however, he thought he would try his
STEINER once more to see il the old
thing would work
Gus Carter viii sure have to change
that boys name now since Dewey has
decided TO 20 before the Kansas City
convention for democratic nomination
for president. Gus reasoned thusly:
All great men are republicans. Dewey
IS great man Therefore, be is g re-
pchhCsn.n Guss viii have to revise
his major premise
That rainy Easter has brought rain
eWo Sundays following, II inches fall
1ng last Sunday and Sunday night,
The village blacksmith, J. b Moore,
has bought g wagon Of Abb Walters
and VII have work for several rainy
days.
TIE COW George Hamlin thought had
ssrsysG OF vas found by Henry Bs5b
last week with her toes turning sky
ward, having fallen over blur on the
smoky to her death
heat is al up and looking me.
s-.1-n-o isntIng IS in full progress and
s1lEs are ploWing for cane and millet
HeEgstler thought two Of his
1se been snake bitten last week.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-05-11

their jaws sWsiled and they sls7ered
badly.
Cattle are living on full rstfons now
days, grass being the best for this time
Of year since the settlement Of the
country.
June Parker bought some young cat
tie Of Mr. Peterson and fearing the
blackleg among them Yaccinated his
whole herd It is q good thing TO do
as this is a year Of good grass
Jack horton returned from she east
last week, and both he and his brother,
George, viii 60 to Smith county this
week 20 work.
E. Hulstrom took his cattle down to
Wallace county to be pastured for the
summer. They we're driven down Sun
day and that bran-neW saddle, Of cOur-
Sc, got a thorough wetting.
When Albert Walters leaves who
viii take his place IN the ball nine.
The township board met Monday to
draw their salary.
Mr.. Mccoy has his Aermoter mill up
again. He took the tower down two
weeks ago TO re-babbit the boxes.
Earl Hulstrom had the village black
smith fix up his lister last week in or
der TO be ready for business
Orin,AIbertson has new bicycle and
is very proud Of it.
We hear Fred Notz lost a fine colt
and Swan Strand a good COW IN the
cold rain last week
jim Moore has an assistant item
izer" and he's q "Big Gun"
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Common School Graduates Exercises.
The common school graduation exer-
cises viii be held at Edison on Thurs
day evening, May "a, and at RuletOn
on Friday evening, May .. Six Of the
eighteen scholars that passed the ex-
animation viii receive their diplomas
at Edison and the remaining twelve at
Ruleton. a good program viii be rem
dered at both places and County Super
intendent Jones will award the diplo-
mas.
Those who viii receive their diplomas
at Edison are: Fora Hall, Cecil Sigmsn,
Fannie Albright, Gertie Baughman,
Ralph SmaIley and Jay Shipman. Di-
plomas viii be awarded to the following
at RuletOn: Nellie Thompson, MabIe
Thompson, James Phillips, Bernie
Vim, Esther Phillips, Jessie Harmon,
BeuIah Roth, Bertha Martin, May Mar
shall, Anna SexsOn, May Nelson and
Inez HOdney.
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Cattle Wanted.

Four hundred steers and from 200 to
300 she cattle to Craze for the season.
Will be grazed in seperate herds, plenty
Of spring water and unlimited range.
SAM JOHNSTON, Section 28-11-4I,
Sharon Springs, Kan.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Winston Churchill the war correspond
ent, Is mentioned as a candidate fer Parlia-
ment, 10 succeed the Duke OF Argyll.
The representatives OF Great Britain,
France, Germany, Austria and Italy, IN
view OF the steps taken by the United states
government in regard TO the claims growing
out Of the Armenian massNcres. have asked
their governments for instructions as to
their resi- &C i've claims.
Ambas q lor White dlscredts the reported
action OF the German Chancellor In forbid
ding the North German Lloyd Steamship
Company landing In German, Dutch or Be-
GUM ports fresh meats or dairy products.
The latest note OF tho United States gov.
eminent to Tulkey is In the nature OF m ul-
tmatum. and demands immediate payment
Of the Indemnity, without, however, fixing
time limit
The Prince Of Wales, in a public letter,
acknowledges the sympathy and congratu-
Iations from all paris Of the world on bis re-
cent escape from assassination.
Two thousand buildings were destroyed,
seven lives lost and seven Thousand people
made homeless by the oonlagration chat
swept Hull and Ottawa, Canada.
The budget committee OF the @ 'rman
Itoichstag eliminated from the naval bill
the revision for an Increase In the foreign
service feet
The Horring cabinet resigned In Denmark,
and King Christian appointed another, with
II. do Schlested as premier.
Twenty Mussulnans, sympathizers with
the Young Turk party, were arrested in
ConstaDtinople.
In the Dagium Chamber Of Deputies So
cialist Numbers attacked King Leopold as
cling Involved in the India Rubber scandals
and the Congo Free State atrocities.
Six persons were killed and forty injured
y a br dge that had been condemned fal-
lug upon them on the Exposition grounds
In Paris. Tho disaster Gust a gloom over
the crowds at the Expos tion, aud the Ex-
ostion authorities were severely criticized
for allowing M untln shed structure to jeop-
HrdHs ths lives Of visitors.
The coal famine In Germany has not yet
been relieved. The German sugar syndL
cate has entered into a ave yeas agree
ment
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
noERs FIRM.
GeR. Roberts said 10 lie Preparing Big
General Advance,

Goa. Roberts said ~ lie Preparing a Big
General Advance.
London, Eng, (By Gable. )--Lord Roberts
IA said 70 be steadily maturing his plans fer
a general advance.
It is estimated that fully 1000 British
troops are now centred ut Thaba N'ehu,
where the Bogr forces are said to number
between 1000 and 5000 men.
President Kruger has issued u proclama.
tion TO British residents In Pretoria and the
Witwatrrsrapd gold fields, warning them to
gst out OF the country within 86 hours from
noon Of April 80.
Gen. Ian Hamllton's division reached
Houtnek from TbabA N'chu after a full days
lighting, securing the railroad between the
two towns.
A dispatch from Ladysmith says there is
renewed activity among tho Beers on that
side Of the Drn-kensberg Mountains.
4 Fronch stenmGr il reported as arriving
nt Lorenzs Marquee with 10000 Tags Of
sugar Had 10000 bags OF coffee, consigned 10
a syndicate which is buying Tor tho Pretoria
Government.
General Poe-Carew's division and Steven
sln's brigade, with several batteries Of ar-
tilery, all in winter clothing, left Bloem-
ionteIu
Tho immediate objective OF Lord Roberts
il to establish line OF British posts from
on3 frontier OF tho Free State to the other.
70 prevent BOer raids southwark
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
TERRIFIED nY MAD RurrALO.

nimaI Escaped from Its Quarters at
Chester. Pa.--Finally Lnss0cd.
O. ester, Pa, Especial. Ono OF the buffa-
l,s Ia Pawnse Biirs winter quarters went
mad and, charging across the baseball
grounds, where the 1ock was grazing,
cHused the widest CONSERVATION among
several hundred people who were Watching
the stock.
The buffalo crashed into and through the
stout board fence and started down Pennell
Street. scattering mon women aud children,
Several cowboys mounted their ponies and
gave pursuit, swinging their lAiats.
shorty" Williams, a cowboy, who was on
root, was charged by tho mad buffalo, as his
rsd shirt was conspicuous, and was sent fly
Ing into a barbed-wlre fence. Hector Quinn
was thrown from his pony, but narrowly rs
capped from the bnffalo's horns.
AZ ID" Philadelphia. Wilmington and Bal
timoro Railway tracks the buffalo was las
seed inst beforo an express train appeared.
Tho buffalo has been acting Strangely for
scme days past and will be ordered killed
by Agent Logan. OF The Society for the Pre-
yrntion Of Cruelty to An'mals.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
FROM WASHINGTON.

The National Society OF Colonial Danes
elected officers and selected Mrs. william
Reed Of Ba timorp, as their delegate at tho
unveiling Of the statue to Washington.
The Senate by vote OF 50 to 8, decided
that Nathan b. Scott was entitled TO a seat
in tho Senate. The Alaskan Civil Code bill
was further considered.
The German ambassador said II WA ino-
possible for Prince hohen ohe to have Issued
an order iorbldding the importation OF
American meats.
Senator Mason introduced q resolution re-
questiDg the President to withdraw forces
from Cuba and turn the government Of the
island over to the natives.
The Industrial Commission submitted It's
report TO Congress on the question OF EN-
ployment OF conyicts In competition with
FREQ labor.
Pertocto LacOsta has accepted tho Office
OF Secretary OF Agriculture In the cabinet OF
the Governor General OF Gu n, made vacant
10y the resignation Of General Rivera.
Congressman Doliyrr, Of Town, declared
bis vice. residential boom on, aud annOunc-
ed that Postmaster General Smith was his
candidate.
The House adopted the FORAKER btll tom
pormily continuing the present officials IN
Porto Rico and placing restrictions on the
granting Of franchises.
The 10 was passed between Attorney Rob
ertson and Witness Sinclair while the latter
was tostifyIng before the House COMMITTEES
on tho CGur d'Aleue riots, ana the mem
bers Of tho committee had a hard tine 70
keep the two men from aghting.
In reply to the Senate resolution, secre-
tarY Gage sent statement showing lhas
over one hundred and eghty-threo millions
were derived from the war revenue act.
The Assistant Secretary OF thu navy, Frank
W. Hackett, was inducted into office.
The House ordered a bill to be reported %
commit tho Spanish war claims to the Court
0i G aims.
In the senate vote vas taken on reso-
lution OF sympathy for tho Boers, but no
quo um appeared.
Tho President Is considering candidates
for Official posia = under tho new law Cor
Hawaii
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
FIELD OF LABOR.

France has 1000 union rSilrosdcry.
Uncle snm is first In copper production.
New York has 1000 union cloak makers.
sss AaioaIo hnsn't non-snion printing
shop.
chieago lnlldlng trades calm 800 0
unIoAisis
All Frisco carpenter, have been granted
$50 day
Mine drivers at Clinton, Ind, ,,ruek foi
SASS day,
Uuorgauized Toledo Polish laborers struck
lor 81 q DAY.
Chicago brewery teamsterS aGye been con.
ceded tho nlne-hour day.
Frisco woodworkers vans the eight-hour
day on August 1, next.
New York cloth spongers demand s2l a
week and Saturday halt holiday.
II will require over $4,000 men to tnke the
nsAt United States census.
The entertainment OF royalty costs British
soie.y each year fully $40, 100000.
Monon railway employees have started 2
school OF instruction at bloomington.
A Toledo dealer was fined $50 for unau
thoriEed use OF the cigarmakors' label.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
Robert BOWdIer,
I723 Florida Ave-, N. E.
Stand, 400 Centre Market.
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.

The Baroness do ROthschld has given,
dnring the past month, 2O, 900 francs to Par
islam hospitals.
Mayor Weaver, OF LouisvIlle, Ky., has
been greatly injured In health by the reeens
troubles in thai city.
II is feared IN Paris that the serious III
ness OF Edmond hostand may result 10 per-
manent insanity, II tho patient does not dlo
The Dowager Empr-ss Of China has order
ed the Chinese Minister 20 France to have
500 large Photographic OF the Paris ESpcst
tiOn buildings taken Tor her.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
10 whom Il mnY concern:

To whom il may concern:
advise all persons who have any idea
Of attending a business college to take u
course at Woods Commercial College,
on account Of its quick and easy systems
in shorthand and type-writing and also
it, experienced teachers. / was a pupil
Of this College for fve months in the
ShOrthand Department, when was
offered q situation as Court Reporter in
West Virginia, and it was through this
College that | was successful in my
work. | think that any student ought to
complete course at this College in five
or six months, and with q groat deal Of
study and effort in much less time. The
Professor is very successful in obtaining
positions for his students and often gets
the best places q stenographor can hold
| also consider it the best business col
lcge in Washington and one of the best
in the United States, if not the best
JonN WALEER FESToN
June /, 1899
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
SLAIN BY FILIPNOS.
Twenty Men OF 43d Regiment shot at
CatubiG-only Ten OF Them
Eseaped.

Escaped.
Manila, (By Cable )-ThO American garri-
son of Catubig, Island OF samar, consisting
of 30 men belonging TO the Borty-third hsgi-
ment, has been attacked by rebels. Twenty
OF the Americans were killed. The remainder
were rescued
The Americans We're qGnrteredl Ia the Calu-
big Church, which the enemy, numbering
several hundred men, surrounded and fierce
ly attacked. The Americans fought for two
days and then the rebels managed to ignite
the roof OF the church and II burned away
aud finally fell upon those inside the edihce.
The walls remained intact, however, and
were used rs q shelter by the besieged Amer
leans for three days longer, tho enemy at
ta3king the building on al sides at once.
The Americans continued lrlng from tho
windows and doors OF the church and did
great execution among the Fiiplnos. 1t Is
estimated that over 200 OF the latter were
killed, many dead bodies being removed
iron the scene OF the lighting.
After five days resistance by the Ameri-
cans lieutenant and eight men arrived
from Laoan and engaged the besiegers, VINO
thereupon retired.
The fortunate arrival OF these reinforce
merits prevented tho annlhlation Of the
American force intrenchcd in the church,
who had repeatedly declined to surrender
when ordered to do so by the Filiplnos.
The 10 survivors were without food, had
littlo ammunition and were physically ex-
hRusted when relieved.
This fght has encouraged tho F!lipines,
who are now acting in an aggressive man
ner and threatening that section OF the
coast, particularly tho town OF CataEma,
whenoo the garrison win probably be with
drawn TO Laoan.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
Proposition No. 1.

Proposition No. 1.
Complete Course in Shorthand ype-
writing. $50. This will entitle per,
son To instruction, day or evening, until
proficient and position is secured
Proposition No. 2.
Complete Course in Bookkeeping ana
English, $50. This will entitle a per,
son 70 instruction, day or evening, unnl
proficient and position is secured.)
Proposition No. }.
Comnlete Course in Shorthand, Type
writing, Bookkeeping, and any 9tner SSt,
subject the pupil may select, $50 Clhis
will onttle a person to instruction, day
or evening, until proficient and position
is Doured.)
Proposition No. 4.
Complete Course Of instruction IN
Tvpewriting, $40. CThis will entitle
person to instruction, day or evening
until proficient.)
Proposition NO. S.
Complete Course for Government Posi-
ton, Civil Service or Census, $40. CIhls
will entitle person to instruction, day
or evening, until prepared to pass the
cxnmination.)
Proposition No. o.
Complete Course in English Bran Cles
$50. (This will entitle a person to in
strnction, day or evening until proh-
cient.
Proposition No. 7.
Preparation for College, including
Latin, Greek, English and Mathematics
Private lessons or class instructions.
Apply for rates.
Proposition No. 8.
Instructions during May, June, July,
August Day sessions, $40; three months,
$i5 Evening sessions, $l2i three months
$40
Proposition No. 9.
Private and class instructions to coach
public school pupils so they can enter
next grade; three months, $40; one
month, 81.
The rates given are for cash, but salts
factory arrangements may be made 10
pay in installments.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
MornEn's rRIGH1rUL DEED.

OIth Babe IN Her Arms She Jumped IN
front of an Express.
Minington. Mich. (speciaD. D.--Mrs. Jam's
simmons, who lived near Otter Lake, DELHI
etately jumped in front Of Michigan Cen
trail express train with her 2-year-old child
In her arms.
Both were terribly mangled, dying almos,
instantly,
Mrs. simmons mind had been unbalanced
for several months, but her mania had not
been considered dangerous,
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05

PeOF. WooD:
Am delighted with your method of
training pupils in the Civil Service
Course.
As teacher of Bookkeeping you
cannot be exoelled; under your instruc-
ton it becomes an intensely interesting
study instead of dry bug-bear Of
accounts"
For good, practical business cduca.
ton, one must so to Woods Commercial
College.
Wishing you unbounded success, ! am,
Yours truly,
CLARA HARRIErT jones'.
1912 | St., NV, Washington, u. c.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
IS AoUINALDO DnADq
Belief Growing That Filipino Leader
Wns Killed.

Belief Growing Thae Filipino Leader
Was Killed.
Manila, (By Cable) ).--General Funston has
discovered a rebel warehouse near Cabnna-
tuan, province OF New Egija, containing all
the archives OF the Malolos government,
Agulnaldo's correspondence up 20 the time
of his flight. and much valuable historical
matter.
The belief Is growing that Aguinaldo was
killed by the IgorOttis. There is no proof
that he has been alive since Maj. Pcyton &.
March, of tho Thiry-third Regiment, nban-
doned the chase after the Filipino leader In
the Renquet Mountains, although an insurg-
ent officer who recently lysurrendered to Gem
eral Young, says that the lnsurgent general
holds this belief.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
WOODS CoMNERcIAL COLLEGE.

WOODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Gentlemen:
am indeed glad that took the course
in Stenography and Typewriting in your
institution. After having attended five
months, could write one hundred words
per minute.
think all who conscientiously pursue
their studies under your guidance will,
in q short while, become thoroughly
equipped stenographers.
Gun certainly recommend Woods
Commercial College.
Very sincerely,
JANiE H. ErHERIOGE
Washington, ID. G., Nov. 10, 1899
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
Cotton Cloth shipped to China.

Birlningham, Ala, Especial. The largest
single foreign shipment OF cotton clotn over
made from tho South was forwarded 10y the
Dwight Cotton Mills, OF Alabama City, Ala.
Tho shipment comprised seventeen carloads,
and Is destined for points ia the Chinese
empire.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
a;reasnrY department,
gaashinotuu, 9. g., January II, 1900.

p.
Principal, Commercial college,
Washington, D. G.
Ny nephew attena1ng college
tuition that
word for,
1nst1tut1on.
paAnsak1ng assistants
discipline maintained
in your college
through training mapped out for
cheerfully excellent school TO all who
fort1f business education
truly
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C%g2D
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
Postofiico ANA store Robbed.

PArkersburV, W. Va Especial. Tho post
olfic+ aud the general stoie Of ". W. Wells,
At Vonna. this county, was entered by
burglars shortly after midnight. The booty
WINS removed by the wagon load. Among
thu goods taken was the stock VI postage
stamps ana money otdeis Tho loss Is very
heavy.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
Col Ksrauyer AnpoInts.L

Wheeling, W. Va, Especial. )-Governor
Akinson appointed Colonel Churies b. X.
fauyer stats bank examiner, In place OF o.
d. W.tzei. whose term has expired.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
SUMMER SESSION.

Now is a good time to commence Nc"
classes formed every monday.
The suburban citizen., 1900-05-05
Woods Commercial College,
3II EAST CAPITOL SIRhE

Washington, DC.
established 1888 and heartily endorsed
by it, students.
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SUSPECTED WOMAN TALKS.
Mrs. Laura NJ. Laurie, Of Ballard,
Denies Serious Accusation.
DID NOT KILL MISS INGALLS,.

Declares story Of Poisoned Wine II
Wholly without Foundation I'm
Fact-Was Not Jealous of the
Girl, who Was q Near and Dear
Friend-Makes q Full Statement
OF Her Connection with Case.
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go with me. but she was unable to do
so. My husband and l have never had
any trouble. but have always been very
at Preston of the charges connecting me
with Mabel ingalls, death. When i finai-
ly discovered II / returned.
Warmed by DR.. sloan.
y took Miss Ingalls, about ten days
was not feeling well. He told her that
her constitution was not strong, and
that II she contracted any disease she
would have hard time throwing 1t of.
She was taking some medicine for her
complexion at the time OF her death.
The day l left for Preston Mrs Adams
glad we are that Miss Adams drank
some Of the wine, because some people
are saying that Mabel was doped, and
Mr.. Adams and myself want you 70 thor
it, @' 80 ~ ~
II thought little more OF the incident
"As to the statement tnat was jealous
because Miss Ingalls, was going to marry
q friend of mine 1t Is utterly unfounded.
1t was through me they became engaged.
confided 10 me the fact of their engage
ment. Prior to their meeting my ac-
quaintance with Miss Ingalls, betrothed
that Mrs Ingalls, was bitterly jealous
of the friendship between Mabel and my
self. Mr.. ingalls, has no love for me.
for reasons which will be made known
later on. They were grateful. however.
for the way l nursed Mabel in her last
illness.
In conclusion. I would say that can
Ballard or in the Office OF my attorneys,
Davis G. Gilmore, In this city. They will
always be able TO tell where / may be
found. have no intention of leaving
Ballard"
The body OF Miss ingalls,. which was
exhumed Wednesday by order of Coroner
fng he NJ NM linn an
autopsy, was yesterday reinforced at
Mount Pleasant cemetery
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HON. JOHN BARRETT IN SEATTLE
WILL SPEAK AT BANQUET TONIGHT.

n ON JOHN BARRETT 10 siam
In arrive Seattle
the city He will
Maj w. will sneak IN
to on o the toass ~ $3.50 -
Mr. Barrett although Democrat did effective
tour OF the country Oregon his has
Portland he
Seattle
n -
pronos
conding
is by
business and professional
cepted letter n he says:
MY desire simply anything
Pacific he far East
Mr. Barrett is recognized throughout
an aan
chiefly MCKINLEY
evening Will b. mac
esaiy
than thew
wiAch this city Is expected to take leading
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