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The evening Republican., 1902-07-09
CONGRESS HALL

Opens Junc2l. Only brick hotel. Located
Oh bluff edge Of ocean On Ave acre lawn; un-
obstructed view; orchestra. Until opening
apply 1901 Chestnut street. Phils., Pa.
H. HALPIN.
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TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGU

At st. Louis
&: RetEs', Esuis ;'::;: .:::::.:::
Hits-Detroit, 8; St. Louis. u. Errors
Detroit. 0: st. Louis. 0. Batteries-Mil.
Ter. Yeager and Mcclure; Harper and
Donohue.
Hits-Detroit, s; St. Louis. II. Errors
Detroit 0; St. Louis. Q. Batteries-Mer-
GER and Mcclure; Donohue and Donohue.
At Boston
F6'ls@s'ph'a RSI,Sn :.SS ! S-s S-ss
Philadelphia, 26: Boston, II. Err
Ors-Philadephia, 2; Boston. 7. Bat
teries- Wiltse, Waddell. Hustings,- Pow
ers and Schreckengost; Prentiss. Young,
Adkins and Criger.
At Baltimore
Washington .....O 0 0 0 % Q 0 o.
Baltimore ......0 0 0 G IS
,Hits--Wa shngton. I; Baltimore. l3. Err
rors-Washingt s: Baltimore. l.. Bat
teries-Orth and Clarke; Cronin and Rob-
inson.
AT Cleveland
Cleveland ........0 0 0 l 0 0 0 o.
Hits-Chicago. G; Cleveland s. Errors
Chicago. !; Cleveland. 3. Batteries-Gar-
win and Mcfarland Bernhardt and Be-
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THE WINDSOR

Directly on the beach. Ocaan view from
every room. Rooms en- suite, with baths
Write for booklet
C. B. REEVES. Prop
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DNOFCSALS FOR RhMOtlNa ASHES
L The Eon,d Ct b.fectrto Il thv ktreut Aal
GetBri!Aept wi.i receive proposals until 70
o'c!ocA Tuesday morning. Jg.y 8 1914, ior
reMov.Ee ~. tns ashes and iuUbish incidentN
!s housekeeping. tor term CT one year ant
two year,, commencing september !, l9J!.
Specifications may be obtained at tn. o.tce
{! ihs aspar lIneht The right 10 re jcct any
and 81 BID. - reserved.
Attest, hANvEi J. WILEY,
j'3it Secretary.
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HONkCMPllON. ASTHMA. CATAltl
~ RbsLMntism Neura.s,A Quici rti,
DhNontgonery, ,.y9 N, Vth sttsss. PAtlA Pa
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31


 N6& gN NATION WHILE as STATE IN THE AMERICAN Eg&rA1 UNION PROSPEROUS O1-=AsS AND PROGRESSIVE BLESSINGS PART OF THE BEST, GREATEST PRIEST GOVERNMENT
 
 AFTER ANNEXATION THE PRODUCTS OF CUBA WITH THOSE OF THE UNITED STATES. Free trade the lowered the price labor worked injury American interests Wherever floats the price of labor advances.
 It claimed that annexation would destroy the promising and growing industry of the United States Not how The price of products the of the Union always seeks equilibrium With proper protection favor of the of Cuba which she will enjoy and the beet of he United States within fifteen the United States would not only produce enough for its consumption but largely with the markets of the world
 The effect of the Patt amendments will be help bring about annexation nation long half free and half de- impose.
 The question of annexation itself the front and will claim from the attention of the people of both RECIPROCITY WITH CUBA AFFORDS NO ADEQUATE REMEDY FOR WHAT THREATENS HER INTERESTS 20 reduction her tariff and will do Cuba peo pie little good while will work great harm to the interests of the United States. THE ANNEXATION TExAs-MUcH THINK, THERE WILL THE ANNEXATION OF cUeA-sUr AT LAST, AS SURELY AS THE ANNEXATION OF CUBA WILL COME.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31

truly democratic because the people all level al alike But when did offer similarity of people mankind down dead f2 When all the the forest have the number of leaves when all the that flow number fish, when all the fields in the farm bear the then will all be alike their and skill consequently level degree and station DEMOCRACY IS NO MIRACLE WORKER, NO INFIDEL TOWARD NATURAL LAW. w Democracy declares that men, unequal shall their rights develop those endowments Glasses social orderuEng classes teaching classes agricultural classes manufacturing classes All laboring labor divided The you begin divide labor to dferentate r4a- r.t..
 MOMENT DEVELOPED DIFFERENT
 
 HAVE cLAssEs. BUT WHAT DEMOCRACY THAT THERE sHALL eE LOCKED DOORS BETWEEN THESE cLAssEa
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L,A. L,A.A.....i,....AA..,.A..,,sA.,xALSs
CUBA, LIKE
 TEXAS, WILL
 BE ANNEXED

HE ENVIRONMENTS OF CUBA, WITH THE TRIALS AND DIFFICULTIES THAT sEsET HER ON THE
 THRESHOLD OF HER NATIONAL LIFE, STAND IN
 NATION. WHILE es A STATE IN THE AMERICAN UNION HER PEc7Le WOULD BE PROSPEROUS AND PROGRESSIVE AND ENJOY THE LIBERTY
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
The United States
 A True Democracy
Oy Rev. Or. HENRY VAN DYKE
 University

HERE THESE THREE ESSENTIALS ExisT-A REPRE- SENTATIVE AND EQUAL SUFFRAGE, PERIODICAL OPPORTUNITY FOR TEE PEOPLE TO CHANCE THEIR RULERS PEACEFULLY AND A CAREFUL LIMITATION OF OFFICIAL POWERS eY THE CONSTITUTIONS THERE IS GENUINE DEMOCRACY.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-31
THE BOERS WCTORS
 EVEN TN DEFEAT
By ". souRKE COCHRAN

HE eoERs VICTORY tH TO SURRENDER, THE TERMS E2 | oPiNIoN PRACTICALLY ALL THE H zSI n0ePENpENcE THFy WANT. s-. s sd -S2S When you stop to consider that the Boers
 fighting the two powerful nations earth, Eng land and the United Sat and able hold long then fsss6sss LY REGARD THE OUTCOME AS MUCH MORE OF "A VICTORY FOR THEM THAN FOR THE ENGLISH GOV. ERNHENT
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-13
TFirst published Nay 81
PUBLICATION NOTICE

DEFORE n ID. Cuthbertson, a justice Of the
ID peace 81 the city 81 Guodland- Sherman
notified that you have been sued by j anes Balm
bridge In the above named cont for the sum %
fhirfy-thrae aud s5-IuI dollars and interest
thereon az six per cent from May :. 1stZ- and
that "a lcauishmPut summons has been served
on the Chicago Rock Island a. Pacific Railway
COMPANY and the money due you from said
company Earuished for the payment OF any
judgment plaintiff NAV recover, and for the
costs OF this action. and unless yuu appear and
answer on or before June =, le-, Judgment VII
b. rendered against you for Szi-o5 with 1nterast
and costs q suit and the money ln the hand- OF
fbe rarnisbes viii - ordered pad into court 10
an amount Of money sufficient to satisfy such
judgment and costs
JAMES BATSEEIDGE- Plaintiff
Attest n D. CUrHBE-ErsuN-
Justice Of the Peace
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-13
cIark Dsc1ared the Nominee.

Little Rock, Ark, June 1.-THE
feature of the democratic state con
ventiOn, which opened at noon yes
terday, was the ovation to former
Gov. James P. Clark. who was de-
elared by the convention to be the
democratic nominee for United
States senator, to succeed James h.
Jones. The friends of Senator Jones
demurred to the action of the con-
ventiOn. The resolution was adopted
by a vote of 42O to -, and the for
NAL declaration was then given max
ing Clarke the nominee for senator
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-13
First published Nay ISL
PUBLICATION NOTICE

y the district court within and for the county
OF Sherman In the state OF kansas. The
Mckinley-LanninE Loan & Trust Company.
plaintiff. vs. William E kleinhans. and Mrs
William T. hleinhans. his wife. whose first and
Y al name Is unknown TO plaintiff. and John
liam + hlelnhans and Mrs William +. Klein
hans. his wife, whose first and real name Is uu-
known 70 plaintiff. and John Doe. real name
unknown you and each Of you viii tai notice
that the said plalutltE did. the 9Th day Of
May. lQZ. ME Its petition In said district court
within and for the county Of Sherman In the
state OF Kansas. against the said above named
answer said petition filed a. aforesaid on or be-
fore the Zlth day OF June. lelZ. or said petition
VIII be taken true and judgment rendered
IN said action against said defendant. William
T. hleinhans- for the sum OF four hundred dol
lars with interest thereon at the rate Of ten per
cent per aunum from the bth day Of Nay. 1872
and for costs OF suit and a further judgment
against said defendants above named for the
foreclosure OF a certain mortgage upon the fol-
lowing described real estate. to-wit. The mort b.
east quarter lNEii Of section twenty-eiEht fZ.l
IN township SIX 90 south Of range forty-uue ffI1
west Of the Sixth principal meridian. lying and
situated m the county OF Sherman. IL the state
tin have the nrst lien said premises 10 the
amount for which judgment viii be taken as
Aforesaid. and ordering said premises 20 be sold
without appraisemeut. and the proceeds an
piled 70 the payment OF the amount due plain
TIN and costs OF suit and forever barring and
fOreclosIug said defendants. and each Of them.
Of and from all right. title estate interest.
property and equity Of redemption. IN or 10
said premises or any part thereof
hoTr ANDEEws, Attorney for Plaintiff.
II. II. HEsToN. Clerk
JENNIE q. HEsTON. Deputy.
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er; how she had been used to better
things, and that she had been defraud-
ed out OF her Inheritance by a much
trusted guardian, and that it had been
within her power To- reclaim her own
and put an end to all of her want, but
that She had not done so, feeling that
she could better afford to endure pow
erty than he. disgrace.
Great credit this manager took to
himself for his keen discernment and
his ability TO bring to the surface. real
genius wherever IL existed and how
ever deeply it might be buried in pow
erty or even worse
The camp learned the story by
heart. and when the curtain was rung
up. on that memorable night. which
proved to be both first and last per
Torrance. every one looked for the
little lady with the hollow cheeks and
the large ewes, and they thought how
fine a thing it would have been II she,
in the time Of her greatest need. could
have been deluged with the golden
treasure Of a nights winnings at the
faro bank The money meant so little
to them, and Il would have set every
thing right with her and her sick moth
er, and when they thought Of the
guardian who was responsible for al
Of the wrong, their faces were moi
pleasant TO look upon
"Little Lady's" part that night
might have been taken from her OWE
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-13
MARKRTs b TELEeRAPa.
1--we stock.

Kansas City. June 10.-CattIe-8Iarket
Tor best steady. others slow and lower:
beef steers. S5-65d7.60; native cows. 3 "a
SIS; native stockers, S3OJ7E75- Hogs
Market higher at S5-75G7-60- Sheep-Mar-
ket steady but lower sheep, S475G5.75;
lambs, SAO067Z5
Chicago June -CattIe-GoOd to
prime steers, $7-55dZS5s stOckers and
feeders, &250d5-50; Texas fed steers. 5000
$50 HoSs-AIixed and butchers, S7-O07
d-45- Sheep-GOOd TO choice wethers. So
Q6-l5; western sheep, S5-Z5d610; native
lambs. F5-25G7.0o; western lambs, $500
7O0
St. Louis. June 1O-Cattle-Beef steers.
$4-00ET-405 stOckers and feeders, - 5J6
40 Texas fed steers. SAZd5-50. Hog
Pigs and lights. S5-75a7O5: packers, 5000
10. Sheep-Nativess $400d5-25; lambs
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-13
First published May16.I
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

the district court within and for the county
4 OF sherman IN the state % kansas. The Nc
h1nley-LaHuInz Loan q Trust Company. plain
TN. " George T. Webb and Ms GEORGE i.
" cob. whose hrst and real name l. unknown TO
pLaintlm. Sherman county Kansas. and John
Doe. real name unknown. defendants. To GEORGE
i. " eDD and Mrs George l. Webb. whose first
ana real name Is unknown Sherman county.
Kansas. and John Doe above named defend
ants You ana each OF on VIII take notice that
the said DC hlnley-L tanning Loan & Trust Com
pany, plaintiff. did. on the 9Th day Of Nay. 1872
ME It's petition m said district court. within
and Tor the county OF Sherman in the state Of
Kansas. against the said above named defend
ants and that the said above named defendants
and each Of you must answer said petition fled
lslz or said petition viii be taken a. true and
judgment rendered IN said action against said
defendant George i. Webb. for the sum Of five
hundred dollars with interest thereon at the
rate OF ten per cent per annum from the sfh day
OF May lslz, and for costs OF suit and a further
Judgment against said defendants above named
and each OF them for the foreclosure of a Ger
tain mortgage upon the following described
real estate tO-wlt: The northwest quarter
NNM-sl OF section thirteen u3l In township
the sixth principal meridian lying and situa-
tea IN the county Of sherman IN the state OF
Kansas: ana adludging that the SAID plaintiff
nave the urSt lien on said premises. TO the
amount Tor which judgment viii be taken as
aforesaid, and ordering said premises 10 Be
apphed TO the payment Of the amount due
pLalntlm and costs Of suit. and forever barring
and fOreclOsing said defendants and each OF
them. % and from all right, title. estate. inter
est, property and equity Of redemption. In or TO
sald premises, or any part thereof
hOTT ANDEEWs. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest: II. u. HEsrON. Clerk
JENNIE c HEsTON. Deputy Clerk.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-13

81 noticed something the other
day that was to me in the nature Of
a novelty" remarked a prominent
local court stenOgrapher, who has
spent considerable time in business
way among the descendants OF the
American abOrigines- What struck
me as strange was my meeting here
in Washington with an Indian who
wore eyeglasses. In the course of
all my experience with the red men
I never before observed Poor 10
making use Of lenses to aid his
sight. Perhaps the name Of this
particular Indian has something to
do with his adopting what is Unques-
tiOnsbly a very necessary custom OF
civilization He bears the eognOmen
sFoggy Cloud and IS a member Of
the Chippewa tribe All the other
Indians OF my acquaintance are
blessed with keen sight Of the most
pronounced type, and do not re-
member hearing that any Of them
ever had eve trouble Of any eharae-
ter.-WashingtOn Star.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-13
First published Nay 1sJ

II the district court Of Sherman county, IN
a the state Of kansas Frances J. kenyon.
plaintiff, vs. Brooks Irione. Leona B. Irions and
smith Brothers Loan & Trust Company. q cor
poration, defendants said defendants Brooks
4r1one- Iona b Irione and Smith Brothers
Loan q Trust Company. corporation. VII
take notice that they have been sued IN the dis
Erict court OF Sherman county. N the state Of
Kansas. b. the said plaintiff. and must answer
the Petition Med therein by said plaintiff on or
before the 18th day of June. A. D. IalZ. or SAID
petition VII Be taken as true. and fudrmpur
Tor pl11nt1u IN said action against Ahsalorn
tender and America Fender for the sum Of
S4lJ-le with interest at the rate Of SIX per cent
Der anuum from January 2 1885. 70 Januarr y
lsscs and with interest az the rate Of ten per
cent per anuum from the ID day Of TanuarT
lcsos and for the further sum Of sI4 A. With fr-
tsrest az the rate Of ten per cent from the 1sth
DAY Of Septern Der, l.sI; and for the further sum
81 so slth interest at the rate Of ten uer cent
nom the I'd day OF August. 1szss= and a further
Judgment against you and each Of you for the
foreclosure OF a certain mortgage securing the
above amounts upon the southwest quarter OF
section thirty-one t3ll township seven I'd south
o. range thlrty-nln 50 west. Sherman county.
Kansas and ordering said land sold without
appralscmeut TO satisfy said MORTGAGE debt and
costs and accruing costs viii be rendered ac-
cOrdingly-
WILSON BROs-. Attorneys for Plaintiff
Attest H N. HEsroN.
Clerk District Court
By JENNIE C. HEsrOS, Deputy Clerk
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-13
FEAR MOB VIOLENCE.
trial School at EIdOradO, III, as
Result of Demonstration.

Carbonate, H., June 1.-THE
board of trustees Of the EIdOrado,
Ill, normal and industrial institute,
a colOred school modelled after the
Tuskegee, Ala, normal, has under
consideration the removal of the in
stitute, owing to a bitter warfare
now going on. The pupils and teach
ers have fed from the place, fearing
mob violence. To-day the first com
mencement exercises were to be
held, but the buildings have been de-
serted, the windows smashed in and
other damage to the buildings and
growing crops inflicted. President
AlstOne and family are supposed to
be in Cairo. The school was recently
organized by popular subscription
and started out under favorable aus
pices.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-13
DRAMAAT ENNIS
GULCH
By PAUL p. HARRIS.
LOriEinaLI

livery miner in the gulch. barring
IT Eddie Grim, who was deaf. dumb
and half blind, was on the tip-toe Of
expectancy. There never had been a
theatrical troupe in the gulch nor had
the most visionary of its four score
inhabitants thought there ever would
be.
Kansas Joe allowed that no such
event could be pulled of. Women
folks never will stand fer being
dragged way down into Ennis gulch
40 odd mile from nowhere jest ter
play act fer a gamblin'. cUSSin'. fightin'
passed. o. men. faint material. no how.
I wouldn't hev no respeck fer any
woman tibet would so fer forget her
sex. I don't lay no celebrations on
seem it done" said Joe. Sandy Crow
lev, who had been married four times
while living in civilization. reckOned
women had done stranger things afore
now; and Billy Ennis. son of the late
Old Man Ennis. who first discovered
the rich deposits in the gulch, and who
died with his boots on. a few months
subsequent 10 the discovery, the re-
suit of careIessness in not ''pulliD'
fust,' calculated that there was no &C
counting for tastes
Kansas Joe's reputation as a shrewd
Judge of human nature was destined
to be shattered. for. on the day aP-
pointed. a scraggy. weather-beaten lit
tie band of barn stormeTs appeared
Joe wished that he hadn't been so
"sartin.@ but felt almost repaid for
his loss Of reputation when he saw
the evolution Of a theater from the
old warehouse.
The manager Of the company was
not a { all a tenderfoot. and had had his
prospecting for the yellow dust.
Though habitualIy Penniless, he was
full of good cheer, and many were the
good ones that he told at the expense
Of the fiercely mustached leading
man. and even his low comedian came
in for his share Of drubbing: but the
story that meant most of all to his
hearers was one he told of the Little
Lady, dark-haired Margaret, who
was becoming such a genuine actress.
He told them how he found her IN
Denver, pale and wasted. trying to
earn enough money as seamstress TO
support herself and her invalid moth
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-13
TFirst published May 2s.i
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

y the district court OF Sherman county. IN the
state 81 Kansas Charlotte C. Gray. plain
tiff. Is. LlrIch Schmoker- susanna Scnmuker.
and John Doc, whose real name ls unknown 90
plaintiff, defendants said defendants and each
OF them viii take notice that they have been
sued iu the district court % Sherman county. IN
the state Of Kansas. by the said plaintiff and
must answer the petition filed therein By said
plaintiff on or before the fifth day July A. D.
IelZ said petition viii be taken a. true and a
judgment for plaintiff IN said action for the
sum Sfs4.4 and costs viii BE- rendered and the
mortgage herein fureciosed and the land therein
desert bed to-wIt= The northwest quarter 81
section twelve ll-l IN township nine 90 south Of
range thIrty-seven t3Il west Of the Sixth priuci-
pal meridian, and IN Sherman county. Kansas.
viii be sold accordingly 90 law 20 satisfy
said judgment
Z. r MURPHY, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest H n. HEsTON.
Clerk 81 the District Court.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-13
FIFTEEN PERISH IN FLAMES.
Inmates Of Chicago Sanitarium
Caught in a Fire Trap.
Fifteen Lives Were Lost and Twice
as Many Injured-COrOner Inti-
mates That Criminal Negligence
Was Responsible for Disaster.

Chicago, June 11.-WithOut a
chance to escape, Is delirious and
maddened patients in the santa
rum Of the st. Luke society met their
death in a fire which swept through
the building Two attendants, one
an employee and one a physician, also
lost their lives. Fifteen persons in
ali lost their lives, and many others
were injured In what proved to be
the worst death trap in recent fire
history. ManacIed and tied, the
frenzied patients, suffering from al
cOhOlism and the effects Of drugs,
the victims Of Authorizations, died in
their rooms before aid could reach
them They were POwerless to help
themselves. Many we're securely
bound to prevent their escape in their
delirium. Their doors were locked,
their windows barred, exit by the fire
escapes was cut off; they had no
chance to escape.
A search of the records of the
health department failed to discover
any record showing that the hOsPi-
tai had been licensed according to
the law. Coroner Traegar to-day sent
his deputies to view the victims Of
the fire, and decided to postpone the
inquest for a few days until a com
plete investigation has been made.
There viii be a full investigation"
said the coroner, "and it may make
somebody uncomfortable. We viii
endeavor to discover if the patients
were strapped down, as reported, and
If there was a sufficient number of
attendants. If any one of the deaths
was due to negligence the guilty per-
son or persons will be made to pay
the penalty" Perhape the most pitt
able of all the deaths was that Of
Alderman Blind Billy Kent. Not
only was he blind, but he was incased
in a straight-jacket with his hands
strapped to his waist. Kent was an
astute politician, had been a mem
Der of the state legislature and was
a delegate to the republican national
conventions of 1884, 1SSS and 1892.
His blindness was due to Il gunshOt
wound received at the hands of a
salOOnkeeper.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-13
First published April ISL
NOTICE OF PETITION TO SELL
SCHOOL LANDS

STATE OF Kansas. Sherman county. s. s. To
- whom II may concern Notice j. hereby
given and you are hereby notified that on the
18th day Of February. l9Z. the county superiuten-
dent OF said county received petition signed
by ten hOuseholders residing in Lianos town
ship Sherman county Kansas. asking that
certain school lands IN said township be exposed
10 sale. said lands are particularly described
as follows. tO-vylt= The east one-haf le5sl and
northwest quarter lNWisl of section thirty-siE
80 township seven Cd south of range thirty
seven Ca west OF the Sixth principal meridian
IN Sherman county. Kansas. That said county
superintendent notified the board OF county
commissioners Of said county as provided by
law Of such petition having been received and
hled By him. Now. therefore. notice Is hereby
given by the board Of county commissioner Of
SAID county. that after one year from the date
Of the first publication Of this notice. the land
herein described and described In said petition.
shall and viii be subject 10 appraisemeut and
sale and VIII be sold provided by law. said
sale 70 be subject 20 existing lease OF leases on
said land.
Witness our hands at Goodland. Kansas. this
Sth day Of April, 19sI2-
j. X hEED. County Superintendent OF Public
Instruction. Sherman County. kansas
A. DAWSON. Chairman Of the Board Of County
Commissioners. Sherman County. Kansas
Attest: A. ID. RUlriTEL. County Clerk.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-13
d. eoopcHEER.s REMEpY.

Feel all ont OF Eilter. 90 you2
Nothing goes 70 suit you gutter
Skies seem sort OF dark and clouded.
Though the day Is fair and brightZ
Eyes ahected-fsI 10 notice
Beauty spread On every hzndZ
Hearing so impaired you're missing
Songs OF promise sweet and grsnd2
No. your case is not uncommon,
It's a popular distress
Though tits not at all contagious.
Thousands have It. more or less
But il yields to simple treatment,
And is easy. quite. 10 cure
II you follow my directions
ConFalescencer quick, is SURE
Take a bit OF cheerful thinking.
Add 8 portion OF content.
And. with both. let glad eIdeavor.
Mixed with earnestness be blent,
These with care and skill compounded
VIII produce a magic oil
That IS bound 70 cure, IL taken
With a lot Of honest toll.
II your heart IS dull and heavy.
II your hope IS pale With doubt,
Try this WondrOus OIL OF Promise,
For Z viii drive the evil out
Who viii mix it2 Not the druggist
From the bottles on his shelf;
The ingredients required
You must find within yourself.
Nixon Waterman. in Success