davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08

American mixed new i1sd; futures Inactive Septern
ber As lOd October As IO1.d; November As f01zd Beef
Extra India mess drm. TOs. Pork-Prme mess, West
ern firm, rs Sd LArd-Ameriean refined firm. AIS 3D.
prime Western firm, 3D. HansShor cut Ia f6 10
steady 52s Sd Baeon-Cumberand cut 70 to SO 10 firm
Sos short rib 16 "a ~ AIS Cd long clear middles
light 2S 10 "a 10. firm clear middIes heavy IS
20 40 ~ d-m AS 3D. backs l6 10 20 hrm
4os Sd. bellies. n, hTm. SIS. Shoulders
Square. II to 10 N. steady, SIS Cd Cheess-American
finest white 45S: 10 cOlored quiet 46s. Tallow
Prime city firm 26s 3D. Australian in London Arm ass
Cottonseed oil-u refined steady. 23s Cd. Turpen
tne-Spr;s quiet 2Ts Sd ROsin-CommOn steady. As Sd
FourSt. Louis fancy steady. Is Cd Hops
don Pacific Linseed Oil quiet 32s
ButterUnted states finest steady, 93s; do good steady
Gs 4
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08

COTTON-No looked for a advance in TO days
cotton market following the sensational and deporabie
occurrence in Buffalo late
fearful lest the critical condition
should Cfitate general liquidation
ket 20 break heavily. A loss for the day
points regarded indicating staple situation
in cotton centres though II recognized by
the death OF the President. should
further disturbing The reassuring ad-
received from Buffalo during
TO general hopes OF hs speedy Of
natural speculative conditions every side.
opened weak in with prices 3 10 10 points
commission houses and by
the call under apprehension
likely before This passed into
stronger hands however and fairly active
reaching nearly the closing figures night. The
cable news disappoiltme compared with final
events In market yesterday.
considering the cabled from Buffalo
The opening of points under Continental specu
atTe selling. but at the close Liverpool
net 4 TO . points lower. Spot l-16d
Private cables stated that Jobbers going
the belief that cotton low and
OF a decided advance Late In the market
worked up 10 773c for October and for January
by those pit who
developments In the Presidents before next Monday
morning The close quiet and steady, with prices
net . 10 q points lower. The weekly Of crop
Nsather condltions South by The Chronicle
phatcally bullish private crop accounts The
weather forecast indicated
to-day ana TO morrow excepting Arkansas
see ana Kentucky The local market for spot
middlirg upland and s7sc middlng Gulf Sales were
sO fales 10 spinners. receipts for dav were
$500 bates. most Of which cotton The East
eI oelt continues to run behind last year the
The range Of contract prices market TO- day
follows: - 1'
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
ERIE RAILROAD.

New York. foot OF Chambers ST..
as follows and minutes earlier from W. 23d ST.:
eco q m Uaily-SOid train for Buffalo arr .. m
BiughamIon waverIy. Elmira and Bradford Coaches.
parOr cafe dining to Buffalo
oI5 a m Daily except Sundays TO Bnghamton.
Owego Waverly. EimIra and Delaware Valley Points
Pullman Parlor Car Daily TO Port Jervs and NOntcello
Pullman ParlOr Cars
:. 3O u m DafIy.-Chicas0 Ljmited-Fast Msii-Solid
train Chicago. arriving SO m Ar cleveland 70
Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining Car
$50 D. m. Daily--BuralO and Cleveland Express-Ar-
Buffalo TO5 Bradford go jamestown 100. Youngstown
q m Cleveland 1890 p. m. Sleepers TO Buffalo.
or cry and Cleveland. cafe car.
S15p m Daiy.-SOd train for Bnghamton. Waverly,
Elmra Chicago. Sleepers Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati
rrvICKETS. LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCTJNMODATIONS At III. I13. 26l. 500 and 1850
T5roa5Vav ISL East i25th St ga West 125th ST..
Cbaubers and Vest 23d ST. ferries New York 333 and
sS0 EnIrop Broadway. Brooklyn. i22 River ST.
Hohoksn and Jersey station New York Transfer
90 calls Tor and checks baggage 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept I p m--Cotton-SpOt- United de
mand; prices easier: American middng fair. ll-52d
good mIddling 3S2d; middling 2532d; low middins
91Gd; good ordinary 5-16d: ordinary. l-l6d The
sales the 5000 bales. of which 500 were for
speculation export included 700 bales American
Receipts 20OO bales including 800 American Futures
opened easier closed steady; American niddling
September, TO 6iG, al sd sellers; October G.
It'd October and November u tiGl4 y sid
December, tS6i1i 10 ed sellers
December and January 1s-64d buyers; January
February I IL 6464 Std buyers; February and
March 4 64d buyers; March and April iI-64
buyers; April and May Ia 6+d4 II 6id buyers
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
SEW CHAPLAIN r0R TIE SEVENTH.

ss - : william Z. McCord. OF Company F. Of
. Nse'nent. has had the unusual distinction
- eng appointed chaplain OF the regiment. He
gssrs cs member OF the regiment for over FIVE
essde exslnni asln MeCord who has just passed the
alrch rS-eiiulihlng board. has been prominent in
esvr ~ ieles as In Ohio Drills in the armory will
Alsd 10 ,SSal ,SSScloeer l. and orders will shortly be
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
PENNINGTON SEMINARY OPENING.

Pennington Seminary will open the fall term on
September II with bright prospects. There are
seventeen teachers in the faculty. The expendi-
iure Of over $4,000 in improving the buildings and
in increasing the facilities for instruction. It's
beautiful situation and nearness TO this city and
Philadelphia. added 10 the me reputation sustained
BY a history Of o-er sixty years, are growing
factors in the patronage OF this school.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
MUSICAL NOTES.

aa frorr ,,esorowiisch the Russian yiolinist will
October ;. omourg. on the Auguste Victoria. ON
= with fhe lis first appearance IN This c,,y viii
Der u boston Symphony Orchestra, on De-
sshy year. ~, tne well known basso. who for
z the ss,,es Nes identified with the German opera
issrsso thrss th'poitan % Opera House. ana who went
~ourg has 80 rs,sg ago 70 manage the opers In
><e thlx ,feiurneo 90 this Country ana viii
coming season IN concerts. "''
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
SQUADRON A TO VISIT BUFF4Lo.

Squadron proposes 10 visit the Pan-American
Exposition. leaving this city on the evening OF
SEPTEMBER Is, and returning on September ls Hon
Gary members OF the squadron can also accom-
psny H.
seleo 10 fire the salute at the Pan-American on
AtE-NOrk Day. September IS The battery will
sso represent the Light Artillery of the State in
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
sorrHERN COTTON MARKETS

Memphis Sept Cotton steady; middIing l6c; low
mddhng TI2c good ordinary ~ lie; receipts, 1Ol
gross shipments o4; sales 1S0 soes ls92s
Galveston Sept cotton steady; mtldlng S1sc: low
mddng I&c; good ordinary &c; receipts. ASH bales;
the Continent 424 coastwse 33l stock cor
rectedD -. 132.
Savannah Sept Cotton quiet; mlddling. sisc low
middng 11ac receipts. 500 bales exports coastwse.
1SI3 bales: sales 22J; stock 7.43l.
New Orleans. Sept cotton steady; mddlng 4 l6c
mddng TSsc good ordinary 10 l6c; receipts. 1242
bales; eports Continent 1867 cOastwise SAL saes
pnD
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
sr1TT-NWTH Way BE H0STs.

a.. possible that the sth Regiment, of Boston
~ = 'st mis- city in the near future as the guest
shine ~ when the latter will endeavor 20 out
O'PeFl.ue boston men in hospitality. Private
Lisu,e'5Sssn,S u Company A, has been elected First
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08

A DvERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown once. No. 1242 Broadway.
81 north % 91stst until O'Clock ADVERTISE
received the following branch offices
ofnee until O'Clock viz; 254 shave. q
23st.: 152 6have.. l2thst; Macy's eth
I4ths;.: If2 Columbusave. West 66th-st iOs
Wes. 42dst. rear 6fh-ave 92 East t4thst: Isl West
between Tth and 15e sTth ST
81 between 10th and nth lOee Sd-sve
sist-st-; 1.Tos s9th-s T5o
sdav 4Ists 554 3d-avss 2lo Blsscksr-as<
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
eos \ and 325 p. NJ Daily. except Sundays. 70
Pittsfeld and North Adams. Saturdays only. as
T. Sundays only. at ~ A. NJ
Pullman Cars on all through trains
Illuminated wiki PintsCh Light.
a 1l3 26I. AZ and 1915 Broadway. %
Union W.. Columbus 133 West l25td st.
and Stations. New York; S3S and I26
Fulton St and IOS Broadway z. D. Brooklyn
3Sth Street for New York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
P. :. BLODGETT GEORGE T. DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

HA1LEIoAo
SrArbeSs fSS Of AN & ,TD2 sREE Nn
1EThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Corti"ndt Streets Is i've minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted.
100 A. VI. Fast MaiL-Limited Buffet PAriOr
cars New YORK to Pittsburg Sleeping Car PittseuFs
u FAST r0fiSss 70 s'saas ana Cleveland
compartnent siseninr ~ Sine S1S makinr and 0SHsr1s
tion Cars For chicago. Toledo. Cincinnati.
1 55 r: ~. CHIcAGo AND 81. LOUIS EMPRESS
chicago. St. Lo1is 1fs''i Diuing m:' Car
o.55 r. ". ST; LOUIS EXPREsS;-For Pittsours. In
5s5 p w. Hsys %EsTES s. ESPREss@Far Saas Chicago
S p NJ feeOi PAeFc sssHFSss ExPRFor PRES P,seu
Route cannses ssns'ts faS ceyslaHd @ EXCEPT
ELESEkATp ASP SasS1s VIA en-
ennati and IOusvIEel-
WASHINGTON AND THE South
T55 SIS $50. and COrtlandt n
1920 Dining DINING CsrI nn ~ y % n "
srsssionsI Lima ali Psror aSd Dining . rs
sunday es ss sSS 3 S5'f io55 ;pnins dT Car Car, S s
425 Dining carr ass GDtning Carl s25 p. m. T.
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express. ss5. 4.25 ?. m' i2'lo
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Express SIS q. m. and s2S
sEABoARI AIR LINE RAILwAY.-"FIortda and Met
T9poiitan Limited" 12.55 p m. daily Express III"
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
CTJEsAPEAKE And OHIO RAIIWAY.-s.55 a. m and
week days and = 50 p. daily. -,
ATLANTIC CfTY.-9.55 a and 25S 2. ~ wees
Sundays 551 Through Vestiouled Trains PIIo. BaI
ParlOr cars Standard Coaches on week days Fdo
smoking Cars ParIor Cars. Dining Cars and stanoara
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY--12.55 m. week days
For points and Lcng Branch Railroad Ir9ln
West third street Statton1 ; 90 a. m;
Ito Saturdays onIyl 80 2.5J 32S. 40. 100 anu
s55 NJ. SUNDAYS. T.55 927 a m 40 O. H- Ur0'' TO-
Dasbr0s<es CortIandt Streets. $50. 300 a. m
- 20 saturdays onIvf 80 $40 $40 40 alO'
and 100 p. m. sundays. -, 945 a. 5.1S o. m
FOR PHILADFsLPHIA.
10 (Dezbrosses and Cortland; streets :9. ISS
S25 - ~ PeHna- LJEiJet, 1910 tlesorosse4
CortIandt Streets O20l Gcirg Ca-l. 1888 DINING
carr. 11-j5 81 210 CDesDrusses and Cortandt
Streets 22m. 2J5 BY. 423. 4& dining carr
ass Dining CarG 5.55 dining Carl- $50. SO 500.
9.25 - 10 Sundays 60, I55 emo coachesl
S25 S55. ~ 955 tIimitsdl 95a-11 - Dining carr
a. m, 1255 i55 Dining carr. c.25 So as lDinins
can ass tDining Carr SIS Dining carr. T55. 25
s55 o 25 2. II 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 46 1876 1854 III and 261 Broadway
1s3 Firth Avenue Gelow 25l ST.; Astor House West
Twenty-thrd Street Station and stations foot or Des-
brosses and Cortland; streets Court Street $50 Fulton
Street, % Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station
BTooHyn station JerseE Cty. The New-York Transfer
Company will call for and check bagg@ge from hotels
and residences through to destination Telephone sls
Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab SER
vice.
. Is. HUTCHINSON. T. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
- LEE TO REVIEW THE THTRrEENTH.

70 - austen OF the 18th Regiment says he has
s,tas.,. 70 become brigadier-general OF an
FAep lsaoe II such an organization is formed.
sscO.,s, the Guard he says he Will go out
slesi FL, =. me 18th. and nothing else Brigadier-
hNtsion 81 ugh Lee 4. 8. A, has accepted an
Neaing octotlass lssie~ ss~ the regiment on Thursday
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
RALTIMogE & OHIO RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAIL Road

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Franklin 81 station New YORK as fol-
-T:IO A M.-For interim. points 20 Albany & Month
40 A Nh Wrinkle FLYER o CatSxilIs
+l0.90 A M-SaratC ga Buffalo Express.
4if:SO A. NO Lake MOhonk. Mirnewaska Express.
+i9:45 Mo Catskin Mountain Express
900 T. M.-ChlcagO Express.
s9.o5 p M--Cont. Lin. for Detroit. Chi & ST. LauA
.9.95 y M-(4l Ulster Express Catskil Nts.
4S:45 r NO For Hudson River Points & Albany.
sG.I5 p M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Clevsd & Chicago
tS:45 p M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Deloit & 81. Louis.
.a.I5 p M-For SYRIA. Roch-, Mag. Falls. De. & Chi
-I1aiiy 4Daily except sunday: Leaves Brooklyn An
nav NJ at fiO15 A NJ at 4fO:45 A. NJ. t12.I0 r.
+3s06 r.. NJ Leave Jersey City. p. r. r.
Sc' az 49:s5 A. NJ at III 30 A NJ; at 1880 ?. NJ
a. i3.s3 NJ Time tables priEcpal hotels and Offices
paeage checked from hotel residence by Wescots
81 s. BIODSETT. Z. II. LAMBERT,
CanI SUPERINTENDENT. Gen'I Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher stss
fs 40 A M-F0r Binghamton. syracuse and Utica
.aO0 A. M-FOr Buffalo and ST. Louis
40 Noon.-For Utica. OswegO and Buffalo.
no 40 p M-FOr Water Gap and Mt. PocOno.
81 40 r. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
1900 r. M.-FOr Scranton and PiymOuth-Bunet.
"a 10 p M-For Buffalo and chicago.
se As p M.-FOr Utica OswegO Ithaca and Buffalo.
800 A M-FOr Buffalo and Chicago - Through
Slsepers. open 2. NJ
Tickets 429 11sS. 11S Broadway. So Lafaystte
81 5th 135 W 125 St. IA Park PI-. ". T.. and
.DaiIy Except sunday. saturday only.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
EUROPEAN PRopucE MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept Z 80 p. m.-Wheat-Spot-No red
western winter dull SIS 5isd; No Northern spring quiet
SIS quiet. IS 11isd; futures quieti
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
financial.
COMMON SENSE

should be exercised IN present unexpected crisis Inc
work Of the niquitous has created temporary
49,, IN ,rbat was a budding market. full of promise
II simply postpones the time the inevitable hoode
Of Prosperity The volatile American people VIII not
allow themselves long remain panic stricken second
sober thought them 10 refrain from saerhehs
their holdings
The banks harmony relieve solvent concerns
Clearing House will BE- issued II necessary to
situation Streets leading hnancters In
meeting assembled unanimously decided TO stand by
IN To sell stocks, In mo-
panic suicidal our advice 10 those who are
stocks is, promptly place adequate margin on
funds properly marginng the new
purchases Stock will rise again
customers stocks, II adequately margined
exceeding 6NC no matter what
Prices q recorded for money.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08

ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$3.50. 1870. tsoO. 300, .I0oo. l3o A. NJ. II 90.
so 0O $40 - =. NJ. -l2. 10 ndt -
S'' BXI.TiMORE AND WASHINGTON.
80 $500 "1OOO. '11,SO A NJ. tlOO. '130. '3 40.
800 100 p Nj. "l2 10 mdJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot Rector 81.
Through 10 Pleasant 900. 10O0 1iO0 A. NJ 100.
~ AZ 80 so p. NJ. Through to Ocean Grove. 500
p M sundays through TO Point Pleasant. 1000 A. NJ.
100 90 SEQ p. NJ
1a0o 1854 B'way. 1s2 5th Av. T3T 9th Av So
West I53 East I25th ST. PAS Colurn-
bus Av New York. Court St. 344. $50 Fulton ST.
T3rooklyn; Broadway Williamsburg. New York Trans
fer for and checks baggage to destination
sFrom Liberty St. only daily tDaily. except sun
DAY. sSundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08

'hLffH REGIMENT ELECTION.
coS~ oSS@,sny "a. p Of the 18th Regiment ba. elected
sor ~ hester first lieutenant Mr. Chester
sp'aln Chester. OF the navy.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08
NAVAL STORES.

Trading was slow all day nomnay unchanged prices
for spirits Rosn and pitch all quiet We quote
TAR-Regulars 50 %; do oil. bbls 81 -.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-5 G37c
ROSIN-Comnon good strained. 81 40; u. 81 80; =,
81 55; F. 81 65; c. 81 TO- H. 81 rs: 81 So X. So 10; NJ
50 50; n, So 20; G. So CO. W W. 50 80.
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin 20 So5 Dds
Spirits turpentine
Tar o'' O"s
London Sept 7-Turpentne- 25s 7lzd.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08

Rlo--Codee market oUiet. No Rio 4S7OO. exchange
10 10 32d: receipts $4,000 cleared fr the United
454 600 bags.
The statistical position = as fol
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08

Coffee market quiet good average
Santos $500; receipts $4,000 bags stock 1OdOOO bags
Hamburg-Cohee market opened a pfg lower; 2:3o
:. pfg lower sales. l4.OOO bags. HaVrs-
Coffee market opened quiet, unchanged: a II N
changed. sales s.oOO bags.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08


High. Low Close. day.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-08

Receipts of breadsuffs at interior points in thousands
last three ciphers OO omitted -four bhs grain bush as
follows:
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-04-26

board of the tea was militant social
ism" with a vengeance.
1t was a socialistic movement that
elected Sam Jones mayor of Toledo a
few days ago.
1t was a soeialistic movement that
elected Tom johnson mayor of Cleve-
land.
The greatest political party in Ger
many is the socialist party. Although
its members are poor men, their enthu-
siasm makes up for their poverty, and
the fund which they raise annually in
their political campaign exceeds any
other in the empire.
Nine tenths of all recent legislation
in Europe is socialistic.
The legislation in Ireland, which de-
prives the landlord practically of all
his rights" transferring them to the
tenant, is absolute socialism and of a
most admirable kind.
No thinking man can afford toIgnore
the great social movements of the
world which are constantly gaining in
force.
No man, of course, save the stupid
creature who lives for his own full
stomach, is satisfied with the actual
social conditions. Everybody hopes
for a change-for a constant series of
changes, and without violence.
To Judge fairly of all present political
movements you must understand the
| forces of socialism and consider them
free from the usual stupid bias and ig-
norant misapprehensiOn.-New York
| Journal.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-04-26

TN the district court within and for the county
Il Of Sherman IN the state of Kansas. Alfred
johnson, plaintiff, rs. Henry i. Rutan and
Lydia I. Rutan. husband and wife. b i. Bow
man and Mrs. b 4. Bowman wife OF b Z.
Bowman whose first and real name IS unknown
10 plaintiff and John Doe, real name unknown
and W. h Parton and Mrs, W. d. Parton vile
Of W. II. Parton. her hrst name unknown, DC
PENDANTS. To Henry T. hutan ana Lyola y,
Rutan, husband and WIFE, b. r. Bowman ana
Mrs. =. i. Bowman ms wife, whose nrst and
real name Is unknown 70 pla1t1-ln. anu So4t
Doe, real name unk 1Owu, ". d Parton and
and Mrs. W. II. Part q, his wife, hrst name IN
known, defendants. you and each Of you viii
rstitio1 IN aid district court, within and for
the county Of Sherman IN the state OF Kansas.
against you the said above named DESCENDANTS
and that you and each OF you must answer SAID
petition fled as Aforesaid on or before the 9TH
day OF May. 1901. OF said petition VIII Be taken
as true and judgment rendered N SAID acton
Lydia Z kutant husband ana VIE, 1or tne sum
of two hundred fS3JO-O0l dollars, with interest
thereon at the rate Of ten Per cent per annun
from the lst day OF June 49, ana Tor tle fur-
Their sum Of SD with interest thsTeoa at the rate
Of SIX per cent per annun from the lst day o.
December. l1s5s and Tor the lurtner sum OF e4y
win interest thereon at the rate OF SIX per cent
rer aunuu from the LIST day OF June, 1877 and
for the further sum OF S7TO with interest there
-, A. re 80 az rsr cent per arnurn from the
4th day Of Nay, 49, and for costs OF suit ana
further Judgment against sald oeIe2oants
above named and each and all Of them Tor the
foreclosure Of q certain mortgage uPon the toi-
louinE described real estate, to-8it= The north
fT--nsnir siqht fs) south OF range forty-tEo tfZl
west, lyiuE and situated m the county
of Sheruau In the state Of Kansas. and ad-
iusiciuz that the said plaintiff have the
irst lien on said premises, 70 the amount Tor
which iudgznent VII be taken - a59Eeselns
and ordering SAID premises 70 Be sold With
out appraiseu-ent. and the proceeds ap-
piled 60 the payment Of the amount cue
rIrinf7H and costs 81 suit. and fCrsFeE barring
and forsclcsiugs said celendauts- ana each Of
them % and from al right tItle estate in-er-
est. property. and equity % Itloni n Or 70
sad ur1-nfses, or ang part tlere1l.
Eo1T A1lDEEEFs. Attcrnes for 4 l-iriltLL-
Attest H I'll Ers1Cs. flez-.
BTJErr-zE G. HEs-o1. DcD1tT.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-04-26

The Standard Oil company has de-
clared another quarterly dividend of
20 per cent. But, to change the aspect
of the huge stock valuation and divi-
dends, it proposes to issue 100000
600 of stock in the place of 500, 100000,
and reduce the value of shares, issued
originally at 800 par, from $500 to 500
and pay five per cent quarterly dIvi-
dend. "A rose by any other name
would smell as sweet" These immense
values OF stock and immense dividends
on stock represent just so much forced
tribute from the people to the consci-
enceless combine.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-04-26
MulnTOW.

Wilson Peters was visiting in this
vicinity Sunday.
Rev. Shackelford preached his first
sermon for the conference year at this
place Sunday. There was a large con
gregatiOn present. He also preached
at New Hope in the afternoon.
George Albright is building a new
sod house.
z. Q. Mewhirter and family, of Brew
ster, were visiting at ". J. Rooms the
latter part of the week.
a good many of the cattle raisers
report that their spring calves are dy-
ing of diarrhOea.
Hugh Lister is putting in his spare
time trying to learn to play the fiddle.
Nearly everyone finished up their
grain sowing last week.
Mr.. Wilson, formerly of Thomas
county, finished moving on his place
last week, which he bought Of J.Stand-
ish
Millet seed is in demand here at
present.
Our assessor was around this week
hunting up the taxpayers
Rev. R. G. Smith, of Edison. will
preach at Pleasant Home Sunday, the
18th, at ten o'clock.
A dispatch to the Omaha World
Herald states that smallpox has bro
ken out in the family Of J. ". Kuhn, Of
Beatrice, Neb. Mr.. Kubn was an old
time resident of this township.
Albert Grimes and J. W. Bennett
have fenced the southeast quarter Of
section d
A flock Of prairie chickens have
taken up permanent quarters on Tup-
per's tree claim.
Byron Lister attended Knights sale
Tuesday.
Mrs. Siegel left for EsboD, Kan,
Monday evening, where she wiz make
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-04-26

The wonderful oil finds at Beaumont,
Tex, and at Bakersfield, Cal, has rails
ed the question, "can the Standard Oil
company take care of the supply?" 1t
will, doubtless, do so if it is found to
its interest, but if not, not. What viii
be done with the new product in the
latter case? The Standard Oil com
bine has all the tank lines and facili-
ties for distribution in its control. 1t
has all the refineries and means of land
and ocean transportation at its com
mand. We shall see.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-04-26

There Is nothing more stupid and, Of
course more unproductive than
the miscalled socialism which advo-
Gates division of property, equality
of reward and so on.
OF course, some day we shall all have
all that we need and we shall be too
civilized to want anything more. But
so long as our efforts are based on per
sonal ambition and greed, to talk Of
equal rewards is nonsense, and to bring
about equal rewards would be most
harmful to the world.
But real socialism, that great intelli-
gent movement which aims to improve
social conditions and to wipe out IN
just discrimination in laws, opportun-
tiles and privileges, is a great and
eternal power.
It has existed on the earth for hun
dreds Of centuries. You may read in
the strange writings of the old Egyp-
tians protests Of workmen against
their harsh treatment, and you may
learn in those quaint angular hierogIy-
pnicS that those men had leaders de-
handing social improvement. Those
hieroglyphic records are records of
socialism.
When Louis XI- destroyed the power
Of the mobiles aud enforced community
of weights. measures and money
throughout France he acted as a So
ciaIist.
CromwelPs movement was socialism
with religion for q basis and moral
courage for motive power.
The American revolution was social
ism pure and simple
It was denounced as such By every
respectable element IA the country.
The great leaders Of the revolution
we're socialists and the throwing over