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La Junta tribune., 1900-01-20
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Office.
ts,,.af,AD E..t. Ian Il lSst

FutbI'', 'tfIt'-f u III. .. W.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has hicfi notice of
his Intention to make Anal proof in support oi
his cIaini and that said prof viii be made be
fore The Clerk OF the District Court. at Ii
Junta. Colorado. on February Il, tpn. viz
John q Jewell one of tie heirs OF Ann +
Jewell. deceased. Homestead Entry No. 1872
for the q y 4 section y, - nv
sws Il SECTION II. township = south
ritngc - west. 9Th ..
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitiva
tlon of aid lane, viz. William II Jenkins
sylve.ter Mason Charles e. Ruckman and
John Jenkins all of L.. Junta. Colorado.
j. II GORDON. Register.
First publication January 10, liol
Last publication February II, 1900.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-20
Notice TO. p.b,ie..ion -oe.er. Land
ui,ed state. Land os.ce.

uited States Land Oi,icc,
Pueblo. Colo. January :. 1850. I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LUCY
~ r. savage, OF La Junts,, Cnlo.. has tited mo-
tIcr OF intcntion 10 make proof ON her descr,
land ol.Im No fs1. for the north half north
west quarter. southeast quarter northwest
quarter, section -. township ~ south. range
s. west. sixth principal meridian. before the
clerk of the district court al In Junfa. Colo.
on the gith day of February, 1870.
She names the following witnesses to prove
the cumpIete Irrigation and reclamation OF
said land. James sheppard. Jabcy A. Kinder.
Cbarics A Brlggs. Albert 1. jackson, all OF
La Junta Colo J. X. GORDON, Register.
First publication January 10. 1870.
Last uut{tcat4ou February IL. 1870.
La Junta tribune., 1900-01-20

OF Esculapius scored the demo
cratic contingent OF the board in
scathing terms, declaring that he
thought the society was dealing
with gentlemen, but was very much
surprised to find out that he was
mistaken. The end is not YET.
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UNFINISHED.

VNFJ
FOR RENT NV, 900 o. 1Ur&b. 10 90
NV, 14O9 Mass Ir. b100 90 SW, ia 7th 1r&b 1900
NV, 1119 u 11r&h. %. 90! NV, 1919 25th, Sr 1900
NV, 1907 1st, l3r&b51 go NV. i20SKiry st Or l 80
NV. 1892 X st, l0r. &c. 90 NV, 2l5 L. 10 80
NV, 1919 u, lIr&b 80. 90 NV, 17l3 E. 6r......S 50
NV, 1922 22d. 9r&h IS. so NV, 21l9 9th 5r. $50
NV, 25O3 32d. lOr&b II. 02 NV, 6l5 IL av Or. 80
NV, 2507 32d, l0r&b 40 90 NV, BIB C, Ar. s. 90
NV, 141S 11th. Tor, b 81. So NV, :6O5 o, 80
NV, 461 Mo ar, 1871, $50 90 SW 914 Is, 11r.Sb. 90
NV. 1901 st, Sr. so SW a46 +. 12r&b. 30 %
NV, 1881 i4tiI Or. 1870 SW, 6l9 c. Or. .13 so
NV, 1919 9th. Sr&b $50 SW. 322 h, 4r. so
NV, GIL Q, Gs%eb. 22.5e SW. PIP BIZ, ir. $50
FLATS-N.W.
NW,207 Reopen, II. b. Il. 90 2o12 1lth Cup PIT.
Tor & bath .25J so
STORES-N.W.
4S9 Goth $4O.00ll15 18th tshop In rr,20. 90
OFFICES.
NY NY 800 S.h' St,,ees NV, ss1 La ay; offices
NV, Central bldg, Offices. NV, sos F. open, ofic
NV. 4tS La. av, offices.
Apply at office for weekly bulletin.
THOS. f. WAGGAMAN.
yiflJ .ts -se .t,I
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LINklNS. 800 10TH ST.
23l4 l NV, Grab. 20. SO
H. q NV. Or. M. III. RI
1925 23d nv ,5r&sto. Is. 90
26tS Pa av, Gr&wa.15 90
.lls f. Or, wa. 80
800 10th, Ir. water. 1880
l34I-47 L sc, 5r. ca. 800
Small houses for colorei
tenants from 81 up- List
at office. .f,g.......
RES.
Large bldg 170S-1O E NV,
suitable for manu- r ring,
laundry. etc. Rent rea-
sonable.
nolS-tf
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. ".
lul 11th ne. lir. III.
stable $50. 90
21l4 II NV, l0r&b. 40 %
22u1 p, Or, b&store 400
lbs lila ar. store.
stable & dwg.....30 90
TIA Pa ar. 2r < b,
steam heat. IA. 90
11l4 Pa ar, 3r & b,
steam heat-...-.-.25.0u
$40.
1913 Ia av NV, fine large
new store & cellsr. Of
fer wanted.
1915 Ia Nv NV. stoSc0.00
o20l i NV. opp mkt..0.0 90
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property large farm within 10 miles from
Washington. with modern house and all neces-
noistf r. Roz1ER DtLANY. 1920 st.
FOR SALE-FOR EXCHANGE-wE WILL TRADE
a new Groom, located NV, valued at $4,000.
FREE and clear, for larger house, not over
For EXCHANGED lots, one or more new
3story brick houses, NV; price, each, $4,000;
FOR EXCHASGE-A new corner house NV.
valued at 5000, FOR $1,000 house; Will pay DIFF
FOR ExcHASGE-we can trade new house
FOR EScH ANGE"We offer a business property
on Z st.. VALUED at Sio'ooo' Tor dwelling NV.
FOR ExcHASGE-will trade a 1o,room house
ing NV or on Hts; not over 81. 60 W. 1"s''
Fon EXCHANGE For residence NV. not
FOR EXCHANGE The equity, In three Groom
n Sf g ss5ssF PSIis 500 St NV
FOR sALE-FoR ExcHANGE-FoR EXCHANGE!
We US f ws to- t'T
ass .tS az ats at 1en1ed building
We offer 5o4 st.; stories, good lot, arranged
for Office purposes.
ss 10 sesif bat sesn
heat; finished in oak: only 81, 100;
9th and sts NV, valued at 1880. on Ia house
Price. $500. Clear; viii trade for si2Soo
ST, ooo; trust . 5000. 5 per cent. Win trade
equity for house or , lot ,u,r.u,u e., .s.
Price, $4,000: cost 5000; rents for siio
ooi 4si STONE & FAIRFAX, SOC ST. NV
FOR EXCHANGE : ATTRACTIVE sIX-ROoM
FoR EXCHANGE-DesIrablel lot near intersec-
ffoDo Of Carolina and Mass for improved
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III not convenient to call at main
Office with your advertisements
leave them at the following
Star Branch Offices,
Wanted Help and Situations cost
&c. word each insertion, minimum
charge 15c. Rents, Sales and other
advertisements at the same rate as
charged at The Star Office.
9Th and z. Cap sts 1iaey's Drug Store
eth and II SITS. me-. G=ifnths Pharmacy.
% st. AID Pa Sc. Dobyn's Pharmacy.
n. and W. whsIves. foot of 18th st. s.w
18th and Vt ave. Kings Pharmacy.
18th and R. I. ave, Huddeson's Pharmacy.
18th and Sc. NV. ToFtner Pharmacy.
l&th and yelling place. Eppley's.
22d and p SITS. Nv. ]. c. Norris Pharmacy.
B2d and VI SITS O'Donnelrs Pharmacy
g2d and o sts. O'Dcpnells Pharmacy.
Woodwa d 4 LOthrop.
BIZ Pc. ave. Sth and F. L. S CAPITOL Ehott
9Th and b. City p. o. National. Riggs
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED CITY
property, large farm within 10 miles from
Washington, with modern house and all neces-
sary outbuiidings. Call for particulars.
no19-tf H ROZIER DULANY. 1920 + st.
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WANTEI,-GIRI. To DO OFFICE WORK IN ED
ucat"nal institution; also I" play plan" fo- eNer-
ciscs must write neat hand and play skill
fully. Address. stating salary asked. Box Az,
City Post Office rO19-2t
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FOR RENT-MA9EHoUsEs.

Fun RENT--Tt3REE FssIt-N NAxIHCUeBa Is.
90: txe storie$i frAine. <.xou; rs aaS % kel
n..rth. DaNf1k q FsMST oet6.tf
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED-MAN THAT THOROUGHLY uNpEK-
stands hcusework and attend 10 furnaces. 1913
{ ST. NV.
WANTED NEAT EXPERIENCED COLoRED
buffers: private families; Also woman cook.
LADIES EXCHANGE, GA 18th
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WANTED-A PRESS BOY; ONE WITH ENPERi-
ence; must have reference. Address l'ox -. Star
Off
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FOR EENT-FINE DWELLING. GOOD LOCATION;
1910 21st st; 3-story, brownstone and brick resi-,
dence; II rooms; furnace: conycnient TO line:
any reasonable repairs Will be made; rent reduced
AS J. FISHER & CO., Incorporated, 1924 F st.
NV
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WANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN AS COOK AND
lsundress: bring refs; stay nights. Call 1900
18th nv. nOl&-.t-
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wANTED-BY A FINANCIAL INSTITUTION. A
bright Young man. not %. as bookheeper:
must write we'll and make good figures. and come
we'll recommended YER giving address. expert
ence and references. Address $. H.. Star office.
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WANTED-CHAMBEHMAID AND SEAMSTEESS.
SIS: German English preferred. Also maids.
mattresses. nurses. cooks. general houseworkers.
LADIES EXCHANGE. Gil 18th
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WANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN OF SET
tied habits 10 do general Homework at t32 st.
nnlg-3ts
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WANTED COMPETENT TEACHER FOR TWO
children, : and :; none without experience need
apply; state terms and full particulars. Call
tWet.ns stay after o'clock, Room ~, L. $ Sen
Annex. noI9-2t"
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WANTED THREE COLORED COOKS S14, Sl5,
Sic: private families. Other places.
LADIES' EXCHANGE 18th
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FEMALE.

WANTED LADY WITH LARGE CIRCLE OF AC-
quaintances I" call IN her friends in spare houls
with the latest musical Great ion hes. seller ont;
big profits. quick State where be
seen. Address Box pa. Star office.
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WANTED 4 COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN
for waitress Apply at 2us0 Hillyer place
HolY-3t
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WANTED-A MAN To SAW WOOD BY MACHIN-
cry: must have engineers license of third
class higher Apply TO Box 30. Star office.
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FOR RENT WEAVER BROS. 14l6 L ST NV.
io1 L st. NV, IA rooms and bait $50. $50 SO
1928 32d st. NV II RS and b., large yard 81. so
II l. st. NV rooms and bath. ......... 10 30
To4 1ith office rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 25 90
1850 and 81 NJ ST. NV, store. ............ 1850
oc.,-tf
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WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF THE HIGHEST
qualifications for position in patent attorneys
office: be in good standing before the patent
office. Address, stating experience specifca-
ton writer. PERMANENT PLACE, Star office.
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

MANIFESTATIONS BY YOUNG JAPANESE;
experienced valet butler; by December l.
city coIntTy, to travel. Address GEORGE
Japanese, Clas0n Point, New York. nol5-it'
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WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL Hot SEWORk
German preferred Apply lIHS 18th st. nol9-2t
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FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-WALNUT BED ROOM SET. PIANO.
parlor set, lace curtains; other household furni-
Monday. Tuesday Wed, from 10 until 6 O'Clock
no1y-3ts
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-08-15

Mortgage--Aug ~, W Il McCarty ct uN to
Thos Homewooi. lots 4. , blk :, Pacific add.
Cha,tel Aug 10. Henry Mason to Mrs l. A
loberg. delivery ou,ii, AMI other cha,tels at
depot meat market. ..... ssc
Chauel Aug 10. Geo Ensmlnger 4 Jos +
Henner to Russell 4 Co.. Thrcsher outfit &c. oou
MISCELLANEOUS.
Articles OF incorporation july 70. "Surr,er
Development Co.. Incorporated under laws
of WASH. ty Henry Hewitt IT,. A & Little
AMI Seymour u Bell. TO deal In real estate.
electrical works. bonds, stocks, ami other
securities. Once In Tacoma. Wash: capital
stock OF $50. 900 90 .......,.
Judgment Aug IS, W. p A Engs'rom. favor Of
JP Hayes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Bill OF sale Aug "a. ! u Cullon to Icsie Cui-
lon. ! portable sawmill ........,....... 1000
Attachment Aug ~. Frank s Perry vs. A W
kerstng, two tracts In Xix ., Atwooi's and
add. Baker City. tor amour, due on ~judgmcn, $40
Attachment Aug ~. Sage 4 Grace vs. Venus
Gold Ming Co.. for amount due on goods
sold defendant ",
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-08-15

Including North Pole. =. = e.. Gilman, OhIoand si-
lacen, mines.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-08-15

1t is not only without an
equal, but has no rival in
quality and quantity of re-
liable information published
every week. Its circulation
is already the largest of any
paper published in the dis
trict, both locally and in
other communities and
states, and is growing rap
idly. As an advertising
medium THE MINER stands
at the head of the list, as its
columns demonstrate. Ad-
vertising, like everything
else, is worth little or moth
ing il it costs little or Moth
ing. THE MINERS rates are
reasonable.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-08-15
COUNTY RECORDS.


"
he following is the record of official
business transacted at the county seat of
Raker countv for IN. vv.sl. ending T,.s.
-. ~
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
-
~,. ,,sS ~ 80 y"
S,m,,..
N.,s A. -.
p.L.. rt,. ~
:.
,.,.. 49,, -
,
-
u.,.. ry.. '
M s,.s.r, 10, ,,r = u,,,.",., 49,,
""" "uSee
-
'eeu-'uy a''Nn me'oy 10 BAKER cNy' o''
"E" eo">"u'' pipe ""e over ma o. u"
"
"'a"S = ""s U "n nus"es "" "
-" "'"N "N
So WV
80" y '"o"Pso"e
No.. $3.50, p,.., C,,,
.,, r., a, 80.
49, ,n
Baker CITY. so
QUIT claim deed April AZ. II L Pttoek ct us TO
tpp'ngef' INT " 100 acres IN sec ~ .
: '''''''"
warranty deed Aug D. Peter Suck to WIN X
Se"'"""' ~ ny ~ ho'W part VI 'o' 0
"""e so
warranty Aug II, 9s, Ike Williams to }
~" W. "e'a P"'T e''"" Il"
warranty deed Aug ~. Madison Goldman to
ffra haske''. tracts IN NV - sec a. Up sr
'"
Warranty DEED Jan 10, Davis WILCOX To }
'@"""' '''S . ! YIN W. """es 49, u"
warranty deed Aug II. N Hughes ct viz to
IA R.L., "a, -.
Dsed--Juiy 90, Louis Me,ayer ct al Esees. To
nc Archbishop Of Diocese OF Dr.. ,os ey
sIo.s feet In ~ - Of ne 4. sec 4, tp . zoe. {,
De~d-Aug ,, } n DonaIi e, ux TO A Hugh~.
lots q. M Of blk =. PaTkers add. Baker
City ''''''''.'r'''".'"''.. ,''.,,'",, .o
Warranty deed-Aug 8. = L NORM ct viz to )
II WaH. ne -" sec HP PEI. Ss
Warranty deed Aug "a. Herbert L Hall e, ux
TO X j Sawyer, lots y, 0 blk gs, AtwVod's and
add Baker CITY 's
uNi.c uA,,sps
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-27

probability of others to follow. Since
it is a club. dance, married people are
out in athe cauId blast" 1t is under
stood, however, that the club will give
invitation Entertainments occasionally
when this discrimination will be re-
moved.
Already this confederation of single
men number A. What a feetl-fOrty-
five canoes upon life's rough ocean
luekless starred, these individuals!
All those who are satisfied with their
lot should stop up their ears when they
hear the song of the Sirens, and steer
clear. The Bachelors should adopt
this as a yelI: "Better to bear the ills
we have than fly to others that we know
not Of"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-27

The social given by the Ladies' Aid
society Of the Methodist church Wed
nesday evening made a financial return
Of SO. The chief attraction was the
trimming Of hats by the gentlemen,
whose ideas of millinery were Of fond
and gaudy shapes possessed. The bare
material furnished by the ladies was
distributed by means Of numbers be-
ing drawn, after which the masculine
milliners inaugurated a revolution in
the art Of hat trimming, the whole
scene being enlivened by the laughs
and playful fun of those who we're to
wear the decorated hats to supper with
their milliners. The various couples
in the contest were next marched be-
fore the judges who made the awards.
". E. Conner, who trimmed Mrs. P K.
Ryan's hat won the first prize which
was a silver thimble, while Thomas
Sunderland who labOred with the hat
worn by Miss Critch6eld, was awarded
second prize-a thimble the material Of
which was Of more doubtful quality.
After lunch was over several useful
articles were sold to the highest bidder.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-27
RAILROAD NEWS.

The new sewer will be 5000 feet long
and 2 feet wide and feet inches deep.
Engine $50 is down here from Denver
now, Engineer Griffin and Fireman
Mcguire, for light repair.
F. A. johnson is a new brakeman on
the road here. He is from Pueblo, and
was employed on the Santa Fe.
The engines from the Peyton wreck
were brought back to GOOdland Mon
day night-One week after the smash
up
Frank Liddy, switchman on the
Santa Fe, is here looking for employ
ment in the train service out of this
place.
A new time card goes into effect
Sunday on the Rock Island road here.
Very little change is made, however,
No. gets in 20 minutes earlier.
Brakeman Barnard has severed his
connection with the Rock Island here.
He was considered one Of the best
brakeman In the train service here.
L. Slender, master mechanic of the
Rock Island system west of the Missouri
river, with headquarters at Horton,
was in GOOdland Monday. He owns
the corner lot north Of II. II. Auer's
place and will build a residence on it.
In 1888 Mr.. Slender was general fore
man Of the Rock Island here. He was
succeeded by Mr.. McDOUgal.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-27

The commencement exercises Of the
Goodland city high schools viii be held
in the opera house Friday evening,
May 4 DR.. F. D. Tubbs, acting pFesi-
dent Of the Kansas Wesleyan univer-
sity Of Salina, viii give an address.
Music viii be furnished by the Monday
Night Musical club.
Last year there was but one gradu-
ate; this year the graduates are Miss
Hattie Graham, Wade Warner and Her
bert ". Stewart. The occasion Is one
in which everybody takes pleasure and
It should receive the united support Of
the people.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-27
About Dining Cars.

The verdict given by the general
public that the Great Rock Island
Route has the best dining car service
in the world, viii not be disputed by
patrons who have used this line Thous-
ands Of letters testify to this fact. A
better meal cannot be secured in any
hotel or restaurant in the cities Of New
York OF Chicago than is served in the
Rock Island dining cars. A Ia carte on
all cars; a splendid lunch served on
Colorado trains for 80 cents.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-27

Wreckage From the PeytOn smash-UP-
The engines from the PeytOn wreck
were broght in Monday. The 9O7 will
be sent to Horton and the 518 will be
repaired here. It is interesting to see
the remains of the smash-up. The 9O7
is the worse damaged of the two as she
turned over but the 518 stood up.
Engineer Mcclellan showed The Re
public representative the ruins Of his
'pet" and explained the situation. She
viii have, practically, to be rebuilt as
the boiler is about the only part that
came out uninjured. Her frame is
sprung, siderOds and excentTics broken
and cab smashed. He showed where
he was thrown across the bOiler-he
and struck the oiler breaking his col
lar bone and then landed on top Of
Fireman Oakford in the Ieft-hand for
ward corner Of the cab.
In the neighboring box cars and on
fat cars, standing near by, we're ten
ders and tender frames, broken truck
frames, springs, and a mieelIaneous
collection Of wreckage. "All that pile"
said Mac, clay under my en- gine." In
one case q truck axle was cut off. In
another case a pony truck axle was
forced through the wheel. Ordinary
trucks have their bearings on the out
side of the wheels. But the engine
truck that travels in front of the dri-
vers and just behind the pilot has its
bearings on the inside Of the wheel
To prevent the axle working loose, it
is set into the wheel under 80 tons
pressure. This axle was driven through
the wheel more than a foot, which
shows the tremendous force of the
/ conclusion. All the trucks Of both
engines and both tenders we're strip
ped and the pilot pillow was turned In
side out and crimped where the pom
derous drive wheels passed over it. 1t
was remarkable that the men escaped
with slight injuries.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-27

Quite a pleasant affair came of Mon
cry No IS, knight Templar, of this
place. Rev. ". K. LOOfburrow Of Phil
IiPsburg, received his final degrees at
the Masonic hall; and after the several
labOrs Of initiation the working mem
bers lunched at the Commercial hotel.
There was an elegant spread and the
members present we're, J. ". HandIey,
@. E Swarts, J. ". Pack, J. 7. Smith,
E. Carmichael, G. II. Wood Ward, B. F.
Brown, ". K. LOOfburrOw, 7. P. Leon
ard, and A. @. Patrick. The knights
enjoyed the occasion highly.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-27
cOMMON sCHooL GRADUATES.
Final Examination a Rather Rigorous
Task, But Most Win Out.-A Good
Average Grade Was Made.

The second and final examination
for common school diplomas was held
at the court house last Friday and
Saturday. Twenty three young men
and women assayed the task, and the
average standing was good, the lowest
being 76, the highest o. Five failed to
receive the award, owing to a failing
grade in one or two branches The
county superintendent said that the
questions in constitution were exeep-
tionally difficult and, of course, dimin-
ished the chance Of success. The IN
successful ones should not be daunted,
but try again. sNot failure, bat low
aim is crime" The per cent Of those
that passed is over 70. Supt. FL.
Jones conducted the examination
assisted by E. c. Baker and Harold
Kemp. Following is a tabuIated result
OF the examination.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-04-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Jap-A-Lae at Corners.

Jsp-A-Lae at Corners.
See B. F. Brown for insurance.
See the Wizard throughout 1000.
Ice cream every day at MOnrOe's.
Boy riding lister Of Walker for $50
All kinds Of summer drinks at
MOnrOe's.
Buy your coal Of WheatIey at SCOTS
old stand.
Repairs for all machines furnished
by Walker.
Go to Hartman's for homemade
candy. Also headquarters for LOEney's
chocolates.
Eight foot show case for saIe.-ThOs.
2. Leonard
1900 business is brisk at the Wizards
daylight store.
Walker has on hand good supply
of water tanks.
A nice couch for sale.-Enguire Of
Mrs Bert Rice.
Before taking out life insurance see
Thos- P. Leonard.
Go to Hargraves' for groceries, -four,
feed and baled hay.
II. F. Wheatley keeps all kinds Of
coal at SCOTS old stand.
WOmen's fine shoes, the latest, stylish
kind, at G. NJ. Millisack's.
Walker also handles the celebrated
Rock Island horse lift lister.
A good way to make money is to save
it by buying shoes at Millisack's.
Lennox, Canon City and hard coal at
the Scott yard. Il. T. Wheatley.
Mems dress and work shoes, $50,
500, $3.50 to $500, at Millisack's.
Call and see the Kingman riding lis
ter at Walker Implement Co., price $50
cash.
You viii find those crushed fruit ice
cream sOdas delicious. Try one at
MOnTOe's.
Five drawer drop head sewing mach
inc, fully guaranteed, Sl8--W. j. Bow
er & Son.
Walkers Implement Co. have re-
ceived a car load of buggies and farm
implements.
Our grocery department yields a
profit to our patrons over other stores,
try it.-C. NJ. AIillisack
Sweat and fruit acids will not dis
color goods dyed with Putnam's Fade
less Dyes. Sold by ". E. Conner.
Those crushed fruit ice cream sodas
at MOnrOe's are the whole thing, as the
reporter for The Republic can testify.
Buy your groceries at the Wizards,
because it is profitable to you. In fact,
you save money by buying there in all
departments.
For coughs and colds there is no med
icine so effective as Billiards. HOrehound
Syrup. 1t is the ideal remedy. Price, .
and SOC, ". Ennis
For boys fine and work shoes we are
three times better prepared than ever
before. Quite a few special lines to
Shove. NJ. Millisack.
Land for rent, with running water
South half 1858, formerly known as
the Rob. Hartley half section, also
west half of northeast and west half Of
southeast 12-6-38.-M Robinson.
One-hundl ed pair of children, miss
es and wOmen's OXfords and shoes to
to close out; one lot worth SOC. pair
at 25c. a pair to close. One lot worth
81 to SI.5O per pair at Soc, to close; one
lot worth SI.75 to 8 per pair for 81, to
clOse.-C. N. Millisack.
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-WOrms.
Destroy and remove them with Whites
Cream Vermifuge. Price DC, ". Ennis.