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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01
RAILROAD NEWS.

JEFF Powers is now the fireman of
hog engine 500.
Phil Wichael was at Pueblo on busi-
ness this week.
H. D. Chapel, fireman Of engine 591,
is visiting in Chicago this week.
superintendent T. Q. Smith came in
from Colorado Springs Tuesday
The Roswell turn table is undergoing
some very necessary Improvement.
Chief DISPATCHER ". A. Young spent
one day in Phillipsburg this week
Fireman Tim Foley, engine S95, is
laying of on account Of a strained knee.
The last Of the wreck west Of town
was cleared up and brought in Friday.
n. Q. Parker, Of Roswell, is firing for
Engineer Pack in the absence Of H D.
Chapel.
Fireman ". D. Oakford and family
have returned frOma visit at Herring
ton, Kan.
Conductor Randall has given up the
Pueblo run and is now running out Of
GOOdland.
A. L. Studer, Of Horton, assistant
superintendent Of motive power was
here Saturday.
D. P. Scott, assistant labor commits
siOner, spoke to the trainmen in the
Grand Army hall Tuesday night.
Engine AL Of the Pueblo run came in
for light repairs a few days ago. Engi-
nesr Mason and Fireman Sam Dryden.
Chief Dispatcher ". A. Young left
Thursday night for a two weeks visit
with his family st Minneapolis, MINI.
Engine SD went into the shops Fri
day. While she is being repaired her
master, Tom Kelly, will visit in Den
yer.
Fireman Churchill, of Pueblo pas
senger run, is visiting in the east.
Extra Fireman Roach is in his stead
on 81.
Charley Short, apprentice in the ma
chine shops, was renewing acqUaint-
ances in Colorado Springs a few days
last week.
V. Mercer, an apprenticed maehinist
Of Colorado City, visited In GOOdlsnd
Saturday and Sunday with his brother,
Ed Mercer.
A gang Of workmen whose
duty It is to level the track were work
| ing on that section Of the track torn
up By the wreck.
Brakeman Leyden, who has been in
/ Denver several weeks suffering from
| appendicitis and for which an operation
was made, is back to work.
Conductor Joe Waters and wife de-
parted Tuesday night for Washington,
/ Ia, the home Of Mr.. Waters mother,
who is III. They viii be absent a couple
/ Of weeks.
Engineer A. F. Taper returned Wed
nesday from a visit TO LOngmOnt, Col
/ Mrs. Taper, who is visiting her par
ents there, viii not return home for
/ several weeks.
Engine 500 came out Of the back
shops Friday after receiving slight
I repairs and made her first trip on the
/ local Mondsy morning. Engineer Shaw
and Fireman Hotel are her fsmilisrs.
I Mr.. Shaw calls her HThe Oregon"
Engineer ". Powers left for Des
MOines Friday where he viii visit rela-
/ tiFss and also attend to some bust
ness interests. His engine, SO, goes
I into the shops the while for re-
/ pairs. The locomotive has seen her
/ best days. She is lame on one side
and then on the other, and on account
/ Of her great infirmity IN her latter days
+ Mr. Powers, mindful Of what ths hard
years Of engine life has wrought upon
/ Charley O'Brien, bas EiTsn his pet the
fitting sliEs oa ,6sE 'Brieu.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01
PERSONAL NOTES.

in. Justus has returned to his old
home In Indiana
Curt Willis, Of Burr Oak, Kan, is
visiting IN GOOdland-
Phil Woke went to Denver Tuesday
for an extended visit
Arehdeacon Watkins left Monday
night for Logan, Kan.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kline,
q boy, Wednesday May 80.
NJ Winters is in Kansas City to
receive medical treatment.
Attorney E. F. Murphy returned
yesterday from NeOshO, No.
Prof. J. A. GWin returned last Fri
day from his outing il Colorado.
Sanford Adams has gone to join his
wife, who Is visiting in Huron, Kan
The baby girl born to Mr.. and Mrs.
a. D. Stewart Saturday, died Tuesday.
Roy High visited a few days in Den
yer last week, returning home Sunday
night.
Mrs. ]. ". Usher left last night for a
visit to her sister, Mrs. John Cox Of
Pueblo.
Ross Heron has returned from Lin
coin, Neb-, where he has been for sew
eral months.
E. F. Tenant, editor Of the News,
left Wednesday night for business
visit to White Cloud, Kan
jim Breeder, Ed Rogers, Herman
Reimer aud ". F. MCCue, Of Colby,
were visitors in GOOdlRnd this week.
Marion Walker, Of Randolph, Ia,
formerly Of this county, was here this
week looking after real estate interests.
Miss EsteIla Myers was at Burling-
ton Friday and Saturday attending the
Kit Carson county teachers assOcia-
ton.
Scotch Stewart has returned from
Kansas City where be was employed by
the Hudson berry Publishing com
pany.
Little Pearl aud Harley Wicbael were
at Norton a couple Of days this week
where they enjoyed a small folks school
picnic.
DR.. D. F. Anderson, Of Edgar, Neb.,
was in GOOdland Saturday looking
after his land interests in Sherman
Rev. Woodward was at Scottsville,
Mitchell county, Kan, where he de-
ivered the memorial grafton. He re-
turned Tuesday.
Miss Lena CorkiIl, who taught the
grade in the GOodlsnd
school last year, returned to her home
near Beatrice, Neb., Wednesday.
F. Z. Robertson, Of North Branch,
Jewell county, Kan, was in town Thurs
day with a view Of securing the prin-
Of the GOOdland city schools.
J. P. Schenck, of CentervilIe, Ia,
travelling salesman Of the D. ". Nc
Lane Printing company Of Burlington,
Ia, was canvassing GOOdland business
firms last Friday.
The reception given Rev. Stevens
and VIII at the Christian church Wed
nesday evening was a pleasant affair.
Refreshments we're served, and social
chat was freely INDUCED in.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01

and there through the audience could
be seen the soft eOuntenance and
tender eyes Of the fathers and mothers
whose hopes and looks Of ecstasy we're
conferred In their boy OF girl
The whole occasion meritorioUsly
won the admiration Of all With one
exception Of a young boy graduate,
who, apparently hindered BY timidity
and want Of preparation, was at a
great disadvantage. The rest we're
master Of the situation, and rendered
their Orations In fair voice and with
out hesitation, or prompting. Trulyi
these country boys and girls set up a
standard which viii not easily be sur
passed by like performances in the
future.
It is a difficult matter to say which
one Of them deserves the first place.
Mabel and Nellie Thompson, Ester
and James Phillips, did excellent work,
while others ranked very closely.
Bertha B. Martin was the valedictOrian.
Her Grafton was carefully prepared
but it lost much Of its force, as it was
delivered In a rather affected manner.
Here Is the programme:
Opening song by y Jar etle
Grafton, Truth Seekers IL. BsuIah Roth
Grafton, "PrOETess Of Time ~. =. Inez HOdney
Grafton True Dignity Of Labor -----.------ 80
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ------------ Nay l1arsLaI
Grafton. 1--WE Have Launched, Where VIII
We Land - Del 4 NON Esl1
graElOns gDed1ence ------~---- NAY - 54sJn
Grafton, John Brown 49,. J arnes Fll!llp5
Song, "Jayhawkers, Mr.. himmel's School
Grafton, ''LCnliness Of Genius .-------
Grafton, Building the Ladder Of Fame 800
Grafton, mo Excellence Without Labor
--------------. --.--------.--- anna 1s4sO1
Grafton, Reward Of Industry 49,.
--------.-- ----------------.- Bertha y. Ma ran
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS.
The most evident lack at both en-
tertainments was that Of Evolutionary
training. Had the young folks en-
ployed more infection and cadence in
speaking they could easily have added
considerable strength to their efforts,
but as it was, the graduation exercises
of the common schools Of Sherman
county this year was a success and
copes with any that have ever been
given in former years.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01
The Hirh school Boz Beaten.

The High School boys and a picked
up nine played on the Goodland ball
grounds Wednesday afternoon. The
High School boys started of well but
were beaten out in an exciting finish.
The score:
High School. III : 0 90 DO
Pickups. 1 0 q H-13
Batteries-High School, Williams, Brinksr
and High; Pickups, White, Stewart and Blaine.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01
WiII PIar BaII TO-DAY.

The High School Maroons and the
Ruleton team will play ball on the
Goodland grounds this afternoon. The
High School boys have been beaten
but once this year and the Ruleton team
should bring their best and make an
exciting game. The MaroOns say that
they must be shown before they viii
believe that there are others.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01

Aside from the serious inconvenience
and pain caused by piles, there is a ten
denCF to fistuls and cancer In the rectal
regions. Piles should not be aIlOHsd
70 run on unchecked. TablsTis Buck
eye Pile Ointment IS an infaili5le rem
edy. Price 500 q bottle, tubes 75o, ".
Ennis.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01
Strayed.

One dark bay FLY, black name and
tail, weight about 500 pounds. A liberal
reward will be paid for information
leading to the recovery of same.
Nils ANDERSON, st. Francis, Kan.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01
BoarlI Of Eoualfzation

The board Of county commissioners
will meet as a board Of equalization on
Monday, June 4. All persons feeling
themselves aggrieYed can appear and
have all errors in the returns corrected.
A.D. RU18IEL, County Clerk.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01

The cold hard cash buys goods for
the Wizard, and sells to you at spot
cash prices, even though you buy on
credit
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01

Women's shirt waists, the largest
stock we ever had, at SOC. to 5000
II. Millisack.
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For sale.

One hundred and sixty acres, smooth
and level, entirely clear, title perfect;
only u mile south Of GoOdIand. Very
cheap for cash.-M. Robinson.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01

For relief and comfort in asthma,
Billiards. HOrehOUnd Syrup has nc
equal. Price 25c and 50cs ". Ennis.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01

The wizards double aadze8 for chop
ping prices is at the store.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01

A few bushels of good kind Of broom
corn seed for sale.-C. n. Millisack.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01

WOmen's wrappers at T5o, s1-OO, s125,
Sl5O and 500; Skirts, ready made, SOC
to $500; muslin underwear at SOC to
81 80; gauze underwear sc to Csc; union
suits 35c to SOC, at Millisack's.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01

If the predisposition Sc worms -
children is not cured they nay becorls
ema9iEted, weakly md in danger
commissions. Whites Cream FerEs-zlze
IS the most Enecsssl1I and pcru1zs
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01

Wanted % buy.
One half dozen Plymouth Rock hens,
one pair Of Guinea fowls, and five ducks
and one drake. Inquire at this Office.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01

Our grocery department yields a
profit to our patrons over other stores,
try it.-C. N. Millisack-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01

Hardly 3 day passes IN families where
there are children In which Bsllard's
Snow Liniment IS not needed ItQuick-
~ e1res cuts. wounds, bruises, burns
and sezids. Price z5e and Sc =. Ennis.
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For Sale.

The no use and lot west OF my resi-
dence.-C. NJ. MiIlisack.
Washington sentinel., 1900-03-17
MnNriII,n nnnCnrm.ck.

In a speech in Pulaski, Tennes
see, last week, Governor MeMilln
announced that he was a candidate
for denomination for Governor and
would be a candidate for United
States Senator TO succeed Mr.
Turley. He said he wanted re
elecuon as Governor as a vindica
tion OF his present administration,
while he wanted to round out his
political career, having served ten
years in the House of Representa-.
tIves, with at least one term in the
United States Senate, for which he
felt his experience in the House
we'll fitted him. The Memphis
Commercial Appeal thinks Mr..
McMIllIn has made a mistake IN
not selecting one office TO run for
and let all other Offices take care
OF themselves. 1T is not likely"
says the Commercial Appeal. that
the people oi Tennessee will be
fascinated by the idea Of electing
Mr.. McMrllin Governor and hold
ing the Senatorship open for
him, and then having the Cover
norship lapse t. some MEMBER OF
the Legislature who should be
elected Speaker of the Senate.
They do not care to vote for one
man Tor Governor and then have
another man whom they never
thought OF in connection with the
Office succeed to it. Mr.. McMh
ln's announcement takes him
o actrcallv out oi the Senatorial
contest" On the other hand, Con
gresham E. w. Carmack, who
will probably be Mr.. McMillrn's S
most formidable opponent tor the
Senatorship. has announced that
he will not be a candidate for re
election to Congress. In a few
weeks he will take the stump in
Tennessee in advocacy Of his Sen
atorial claims and, beng one OF the
ablest speakers in the 5 ate. he
will, doubtless, make effective use
OF what most Of the Tennessee
papers regard as a great political
blunder on the part OF Governer
McMlllin.
Washington sentinel., 1900-03-17
A Nuisance Menace.

Any action taken by the Com
missioners looking to the compul-
sorry removal Of those banks oi
DIRT which often dl,6gure our
streets, towering dozen or more
feet above grade, a menace and an
injury to adjoining improved prop
erty, shutting out light and air,
and causing damphess and other
wise damaging property, would
be a step IN the right direction.
This compulsory removal is Ger
tarnly as necessary as the compul-
sorry filing up OF lots below grade.
and we hop to see the Commis.
sioners move in this matter.
Washington sentinel., 1900-03-17
The W heller Resolution.

Admin stration influence, as was
expected, has been used to kill
Represe sentative Charles K. Whesl
er's resolution calling tor the off
clal correspondence between for
mer Consul Macrum and the State
Department during his service at
Pretoria. Word has been receive d
bv the Rel ublcan House leaders
that the resolution mus he smoth
cred. Tins word came from the
While House. It, Of course, iol-
lows that the Admins ration Is
afraid Of what the correspondence
might reveal. R preventative
Wheeler realizes that his res
oluticn Is lost, but he is still max
ing efforts to have il broug Il up
Said he YESTERDAY: Il am aware
that my resolution will be smoth-
cred. It IS now on the Speaker 5
desk. 1 have repeatedly asked
Speaker Henderson to take some
action, and he has promised to clo
so. He has done nothing with It
yet, and | do not longer hop for
anything to be done. 1t is an
effort to prevent the investiga
ton called for Dy the resolution,
and It will succeed" "
Washington sentinel., 1900-03-17
EngIAnd's Reply.

The Strengthening of England's
feet in Chinese waters il a part OF
her answer to the peace PROPOSE.
ton OF the Boer Republics. Lord
Salisbury realizes that England's
enemies have never had so good an
excuse for making trouble for her
as they have now. Should the
Boer Presidents appeal to the
Powers against the Premier's ulti-
matum and ask them to interfere
to prevent the political annihlla-
ton OF the republics the opportun-
itY Of Russia and France would
have come.
These powers would, very likely,
notify England that they would
not consent to the taking away OF
the Beers independence. And
that would mean war. For Eng
land would allow no such inter
ference IN what she regards as her
private affairs. Russia and France
have important interests in China
the one on the north, the other on
the south. And Russia has been
unwontedly aggressive OF late.
Hence the despatch, the other day.
OF two such powerful warships as
the Terrible and the Argonaut to
reinforce the Chinese squadron.
already stronger than any other
power IN Pacif waters.
What may have direct be lring
upon this phase OF the situation IS
the determination OF our own Gov
ernmentIn Washington to dispatch
a feet under Rear Admiral Kempff
to Chinese waters. The ostensrblr
reason for this is the protection OF
American interests, but Engiand's
enemI IS, who haye been jealously
watching the growing friendship
between Washington and London,
will certainly regard It as demon-
stration favorable to Great Britain
Washington sentinel., 1900-03-17
All Invited,
gagged n

The East Washington Demo
cratic Association will hold a
large public meeting Tuesday
night next, at 8 pm, in Washing
ton Hall. cor. Third street and
Pennsy lvanIl avenue southeast,
Local Democrats and Congress
men are cordially invited. Hon.
Champ Clark, OF Missouri, VIM.
Sulz,r, oi New York, and Coch
rane, OF Missouri, will be the
speakers OF the evening.
Washington sentinel., 1900-03-17
TREASON IN CAMP,

Brewers Again SEEING Deceived.
1he Beer Tax Qu, stIUn
In our last number we said we
were surprised to read in the var
Ious journals repre- senting the
brewing industry, an official s.ate.
ment from the Secret ry Of the
Unued States Brewers Association
from which we copy the following
ex ract:
As result of all these untrring forts,
your Trustees and committees nave br.
come convinced that AT the present
session Teduc ion OF the tax is absO
luielN lmpoI sIDir; yet our labor has not
been IN VAN. Tor II Is PERFECTLY sale 10
assert that the ], aiding lawmakers
now recognize the injustice and d s.
truCtlve eff, CT OF the Wal tax; aud when
the time tor TeadjusI1g tax uurdrbs shall
have c mr, our appeal 10 Congress Will
not be dIsrv gdTded,
Now we would like to know Why
this IS not propluOus time to IN
sist on abolition OF this unj just taX7
Why shall the brewers carry this
heavy burden smother Year, Is the
United States Brewers AssocIa
ton going 10 ignore the Levy bill
now before Congress, demanding
a reduction OF the taxi Are they
not aware Of the fact that this bill
is now IN the hands OF the Ways
and Means Comm tee and that the
Democrats are doing their best to
secure a favorable report upon the
same7 Vino gave Mr.. Thomann
the information that this IS not
the time TO de mand a reduction?
IF he saws It was the leaders on the
Democratic side, he tells an un-
truth, for We know that every Dem
ocrat IN Congress IS absolutely IN
favor Of aOohshlng the war tax.
Never in the history Of Congress
have so many eloquent speeches
been maie upon tins question, all
against the beer tax and delivered
by the Democratic members oil
Congress. So we can truly say
that not the Democrats but the
Republicans are the ones who gave
the Secretary OF the United States
Brewers Association this IniOr-
nation.
We do not like to make an at
tack upon any gentleman unless
forced to do so IN the interest OF
our patrons; but one thing IS GER
tam, that Mr.. Thomann, who tor
merly was department clerk !
under Republican rule, has time |
and again In his Official capaclt" as
secretary ignored the services the
Democra have rendered the
brewer and given credit tor work
done bV them (Who were al
ways friendly to the brewers) TO |
the Republicans. He is doing il
now when he speaks about the
Babcock bill, etc, but does not say
a word about the Levy bill, nor
the speeches delivered against the
beer tax by Hon VIM. Sulzer,
Terry, and ther Democrats. The
only speeches delivered by any Of |
the Republicans on this question
came from O jen and Bartholdt, |
who openly stated THAT the brew
ers did not inteno to hound Con-
gress a. this time tor reduction |
of the tax" Those gentlemen IN
our opinion, have small chance OF
/ seat in the next Congress, and !
Washington sentinel., 1900-03-17
sl1tbs ana EiRbths.

The status OF the bill to abolish
skins and eIghths IS as follows:
The bill has passed the House, but
has not been reported to the Sen.
ate. Indeed, the objection urged
against il by Senator Nelson, in
benalf OF the Minnesota brewers
and others, Will delay. # it does
not defeat, its pass ge by the SEN
ate. II passed, the bill will not take
effect until july 1, which will allow
brewers time TO use 10 stamps Of
the discontinued denominations
Washington sentinel., 1900-03-17

OF the two grand operas to be pro-
duced by tue Strakosch Company at the
Lafayette Square Opera House next
week, one OF IN m, "MarItaua," has not
been seen in this city within the recol.
lection OF the pres snt generation of
Washington theatre goers 1t is among
the best OF the operas by English COM
pOsers and affords splendid opportuni-
ties to the artists of the Strakosch
COMPANY. Miss Clara Lane will sipg
the title role. and has achieved great
success in the character of the lovely
Gitano. wh tewitches all the attaches
of the court, as we'll as the king himself
Mrs. Avery Stra kosch Will be heard here
Tor the hrst time as carmen in BIz-ts
charming opera by that name. Her
work in it is said to be characterized by
an abandon and charming naivete rarely
seen upon the operate stage. Both
operas, the management promises, will
be cas-, to the Iull strength OF the large
emp ny with a we'll sustained chorus.
scenery, stage sitting, and accessories
to insure first class productions in every
d-tail. Next week will probably be the
last week Of the Strakos Company in
Washing on.
Washington sentinel., 1900-03-17

Mr.. H. r. SCHADE. the son OF
the Editor, is now IN Milwaukee
in the interest of the WAsHINGToN
SENTINEL. We ask all our friends
to assist him in the work he is en-
gagged IN.
Washington sentinel., 1900-03-17
DRllCInma

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wonderful melon and thous rds OF other
thing in the vegetables ana floral Write
JAMEs VIcK's Sons, Rochester, N. Y.
Washington sentinel., 1900-03-17
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