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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27
Npn Neterebure.

Sobapn Gbriit lsibst ipisbsr an fsi'
mem Rbsumatismus.
Srau 9rsnnsr bon Aib Strnbe Rsl
ueuIib uuf BEN giie unb bro6 spsi &lp'
pen.
= DiIlis @nssl bon aib Strubs Iisst
i&psr irunf un6 man ,tuelfsIt an isinsm
Aufiommsn.
- Dis @befrau bss 5ranl Woron in
2ittIe @nsIunb iturb Sisnitas Worssn.
Sic mar srit ~ Sabre alt.
= Gin sObn bes George 8upp Isibst
an elmer Durmsntsdnbune. bod bat man
SOffnuns. bab ct tuieosr ssnsien tpirb.
- Bel BEN Issten So&tpaRsr purbe
ris iossnannie 8dn,Ii Bride. nobe Ben
Ibuuer on 4ib Strobs. tpesseriRsn uno
lieot nun peitsr unten in ber Hoarine
Broot.
- Ser aIte WuFtIebrsr Srisbri&
Dasnsr bate Dor brei @o@sn oas I'm.
sItid, bei isinsm Sauis au fallen unb siu
8ein au breden unb mub isitbsr bas 8ett
bitten. Gr 1T "a Sabre alt, ipas bic
6eiluns isbr eri@psrt. bod ii sr ionh
tsrneeiunb.
= DeiI GbarIss S&irs bon Ribse
Sirabs unsebIid Sruu Nnna @de uno
csrsn iunssn SObn ibdilid ansseriifsn
bate, na1bem lestsrer fsinen Dumb
nsdte, Iieb 5rau gde sinen 8srbafisbe,
fsbl flr S6irs auSitellen unb bieier
fsqte baraufbln Dor Mlbsrmann Butter,
mann $500 8arsi&aft far isin seri&tIi'
&es @ri&einen.
-Srab am Isbtsn DonnsrRae Wor.
een tpurosn brei Dobnbinier in bieiem
Stabrbsile bon GinbrsHsrn bsimgeIuHt,
nsmli6 oas bon O. R, Zimmerman, l2la
@ibion Sttabe, bas bon @bunrb Ani'
norman, 908 g8sbfsr Apsnus. unb bai
pon Wi&aeI gidseli, 92l Wsbher Nbe
Aus eiitsrem tpurben atpei iilbsrne a5f.
iel, @Olbfeter uno Salter uno iilbern'
@absl sehoblen. in BEN ;ipsiten erIane.
ten bic Ginbrsdsr cine spIbens 8uisnna,
bel. Elm paar eoIbene 4riaen unb SO il
8oareslb. aus lebterem So 8aarssIb
lilberns Damen 9af&euubristte unb eir
babies 9ussno Gaf&entt&sr. Die goIi'
iei eluubt. eub es fog. ,.Sobo" @inbre&et
paren unb BAT 5Offnune. bieielben ,u .r'
pii&sn Sn RlnsIanb's 8arbisritub
unb Bm. 8u&'s DObnuns purben aud
seSfnste 6enter snibsdt. aber in isinsn
plass etipas senommsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27
Ntttetcn.

- Sn benz 2absn bes :. @. apts oil
@rstsr StraBs. auf cer @sitieits. rpurbs
Diontas Morsen our& elm snihanbeneS
6eusr e.n S&aoen uon ettua S400 anee'
ri1tet.
- 8inesnt 8iroIa. Elm Wliuer in Der
Ggstsr 3ets. ipurbe WOntus bon eineu
5slisnfaa eetrOfen unb 70 i&limm psr'
lest, 6ub sr itarb, ebs mon oas Soipital
NIT ibm erreidte.
- Sisbsn @obnbduier entlans Gems
ter Strabs in Susbsstotpn tpuroen se'
fern eurd cine grbfenfuna bef4doiet.
ueIde fi9 ibsr brei Afsr 2ano eritrsd
unb nod peiteren Sdaoen orobt.
Ser Strsii bsr S6uqsbrer uor
9ittstOn IOtpafbip IL enbll& beiseIea
worben unb enbete init einem Siege flu
oiefelben: Die erinnsrIih, ftreiften bie'
isltsn Dor siniser 8sii. neil fs ibter
radfdnbisen 2Obn nt6t stbalten tonntsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27
@anne Gpnnfn.

SontsoaIe. -Gtrifiopber 5. Sigsr,
Sutp @ommihdr bon Wupne @ounip,
beeins Rontas Morsen su 8ss6 Bono,
elm paar Wleilen bon bier, Selbtmorb,
ln6em er ii4 cine 8sbolbertuetl in biz
8ruf iaste. @r trarb nod lebenb auf.
sefunben, fdrb aber Elm paar Siunben
ipdter. 9,aer tpar etipa 35 Sabre all
une man slaubt. baB eine felt mebreren
Bo&sn anb b,Itsnoe aranibsit ibn su bsm
unielisen S6ritte trieb.-8u Bapmari n
elm Bodenfua entbsdt trorosn uno ber
8ebaftete IL Burt Sua. AQs 8orfebr.
uneen trurosn estroffen, I'm bic 8erbreis
tune osr aranibsit ,u berbinosrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27
. llfesbarre Ra6ri6teu.

Soispb Brutmann uno SeIene
Gdenrooe bon bier manberten Donnsrs
ftae au sinem AIbermann in scranton
un6 lieben ii@ ebeIi& perbinbsn.
- 8oIseiGef Sones srbielt Dienitae
Elm Telegram BON gaiton, in ipel&em ibm
auseiinoist nurbe. pab Der 2lempner
Sobn AbamS BON bier ooielbft eeibbtei
putbe.
- Sin ber Spnepbroof Roblensrubs
bei SusIeion sTplooirts Sreitas Elm
DumpfisHel. Der Ssi,sr RabiOif Unres
t5bIi@ psrlstt.
Die bisiissn Union. Anifrei&er bo'
ben on bic Wieiiter. Nnitrei6sr Belpiiie
isorberunaen sefsat unb brotsn am |.
april su itreiten. ipenn oieielben ibnsn
nihi betpilliet tperben.
&. @. GlauB BON Sab @aibinss
ton 5trabe, Elm Wlitslieb Der .,@oneOr'
bia." ftarb ON Sonntas i'm alter bon 81
Sabren. Seine 8seroisune erfclsts
Disnhne su 2ebisbton.
SIN ber pine Ribee 8e&s su Wli'
nsrs' Drills purbe bur6 elnen Deden'
fal George Nartina auf Der Sisue ss'
tSotet uno isin NIT ibm arbeitenoer Bru.
Der Sobn perlsst. inbem ct Elm sebro'
Gsnss 8sin unb anOere 8erIesunnen er'
belt.
- Ser Raufmann Ssnip I. pofOu
BON bier eerieib lebts @o&e in Jer
Dort in bic Sdnbe bon mebrerer
SdpinbIsrn. bic ibn au einem 5a.oipieI
perIodtsn unb um 1900 erlei&ierten
Als goaon bic 8srIe psrbaftsn uni
eiusm Rasiitrat porfiIbren lisb. ertldrt'
lbm bisisr, oub er ni6ts fur ibn thur
tonne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27
Gtabtratb.
Select GounciI. 25. Rdr,,

Select Council, 25. Ndrj.
Ra&bem bic Bomb Orbinans bon BEN
betreffenbsu suhinbieen gomite sanifie
terihtet unb bei erfer 2eiuna anssnoms
men pcrben mar, beriuGten periGiebeps
Niieliebsr bon Der @sffeite, bsrielbsn
msbrere 8uidse ansubdneen. aber oieis
purben fdmntli@ niebereeftimntt. Bau'
eban madte spei 8uidse sur Orbinana,
bic beftdtist trurben; elmer fGreibt oas
anssissn Der Bombs unb 8eriauf an ben
bbHlten Bleter Dor, Der anbere, bab teins
BON BEN erbaltensn @eIoe perausgabi
tperbsn fol-. Biz biei besdsli&s Orbinan'
ssn bsitdtist tporben iinb.
eSene 3eiolution, tpslHe ben Staoian'
malt antpeiIt. in Der Summe bon so04
Elm Sabemsnt anausrfennen. tparb pom
Rscoroer nit ieinem Bsio belest surdd'
seianbt unb bel Der Abitimmuns Duro'
bas 8sto nufredt erbalten. Ser &ecor'
oer tfinbiste au4 an. oaB er ais einen
Der Truhses Der 6ffeniIiden 8ibliotbel
Rsb. Or. R. 8. .. Bieres ernannt babe.
aIs Na&folser oes Rep. %. 8. Soro,
Der tfrsII1 bic Staot berlieb Die @r'
nennuns rurbs bshdtiet.
Director bsr Sffenili&sn Si&erbeii
Dormisr beri6tete. bab 8, 1874 Berionen
ssimpft trurbsn unb oab etipa 81 .30C
oaflr perauseaht ipuroen.
/ Das @omite beri@tete eines 2dneerer
ssssn Nusbnssern oes 2udaiponna Slui'
fss. neil Gus peti&iebenen @rdnben BIZ
Sa&e unpratiifd isi uno Der 8eri&I
parb ansenommen. Die 8ewiaieup8s
Orbinun, tpurbe in sipeiter 2efuus befd'
tet.
SoIssnbs nsus Oroinan,en tuurbsn por'
sslsst uno bsitdtist: 8ausbun 50!
anfertisuus bon pldnen fir Elm Stein'
bogen @ulpert an Gin Strabe. aipiiber
prospect unb Slo Debfer ape. We'
anbrstp Den Dirsitor Der 5ffenili@er
Dsrie anpsiisnb. auslufnben. NIT tpsl'
dem Rs6ts bic Diamond 2anb eompa'
ME ben @afnpes in ber Tripp S4lu&I
bIodirt.
Solssnbs Orbinan,en tpuroen in britt
ter 2siuns ansenommen: 5ar Seiten'
pess on sepifien Strabsn in Der 2
Darb; 2aeniiruns bon iempordrer
2auRsuten; Rssulaiion ber itdotii&er
Anseisen; oab ale StraBenbabnmaaer
Nuffanssupparats innerbaIb brei Sol
bon ben Shienen baben iolen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27
Gintpanoerune aus Ssutfdbfans III
sur Belt eerine.

Die s,Obe ausuanbsruns tbsr Sam,
burg uno Bremen, iibsr pelds bsrsits
msbrfa& beridtet tpurbe. bat bic bem 8oa'
tarif fsinbli6s 8ldtisr su ber ShIuBfol.
serune peranlabt, bab f@ bic tpirib'
i6oftll&en 8srbdltniRe in Dsuti@lunp
peridls&tert bdtien. Dem asssnibsr
mirb anbsrsrisiis eonfiatirt. bnb bic BON
ben bsiosn srOben oeuiiden Dampfsrss.
isai&uflen bsfbrberten Muspanperer fab
ausiGIisbIi& aus Dsasrreidsrn unb
RuRen befanben. Die ausipancerunp
aus BEN bsutidsn Reih bealffsrte fiG
1901 auf 80, ,073 9erionen, bic nisbriehs
3ffer felt LANCER 8sit, 8siipislsueiis
errei&te 1881 oisie 3,ffsrn bic sebnfa&'
96bs. 9eute tommt bic Ausmanoerune
fat nur aus ben prsubi&sn btli&su
PrOuinisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27
DunmfDEe.

- auf BEN SO. 6 8psise Der Sira.
bsnbabn tpurbs Wontas Ra&t Elm 8abn'
lragsn seheiniei uno cine An,ubl 5enfsl
OsRelbsn sinesI&laosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27
9eidlte abema edattiramasa

In eansbppnss, albitrob. 1uu's Bell
ina, Ssibsu @arp, Ssuristtas uub SAM
8oas psHrtsttas; 20 10 sins siitlt1s Aus"
ftQuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27
3arte &leioer Gintaiianssn

gDir bssniissn uns sur 3sit NIT ben
9raiulaiirnfu unb er Btrunetrunp, bic
unlrsn pra9tpolIsn stlsipsrsinfaliunsta &C.
iolt ptrben. Sitr III cine ,,ex parte" etift:
8tuif. appIiau. In psiB. rabm unb lei
u,u; 8atiitt appliqut In ptib, rabm une
lsiusn ail'tt SpiBsn une ttHfa9t OPT
sen; ataidtsr appliaut In pafsl S9attirA
uussn unb 8arbtn; Slttesr. .gltBt In tbipar,
uuD psie ssliidisr Gbtifcn fir @tpanesr (;
idpar,sr &6iifen applians unb Mtoailpus
In ihpar, nue psie a1pptrs, 5udte
WpulI,lint, Sbirrt0 Wouftlins, aacpfr
Spistn; Battle unb 8tniet in rabm.
i&pdra ptib uns Itintu Stirrto unp
5udso esintn; 9rii&t &rs1st SpiBsn
btr nsutiftu Define.
auaIyfrt sitftn 8orratb unb mas rr
snib6lt unp ptued ibn an fiir eae netpist
fir tuu alfibrsinfaiIuuss Sssarfnill'.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27
: Capt. aeans BON Osm eaIsps

-Gapt. Rsans bon BEN SdIspp.
campfer ,.2uienbad". ber aus ReippOtt
9lews in Bottom eintraf. beri&tet. eab
bic 1arte ,.SamiIton" berIorsn eine.
bic ii& i'm SdIsppiau Der ,.2uisnbah"
befunben bate. SIN Smrm par bas
S&Iepptou esriRsn. An Bors ber ..Sas
milton" bsfanosn fi& ftinf NatrOisn. bic
pabrI&einli& aas umtamsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27
@ir ftnb fols
anf internationally
BON G(eiOeruaarelt
llno GinfaiInngell.

Die ssllt @u@t uue @tpalt unisrtr
Bufduft ID ytitrpirt fur bisif, bic N'obs
per Sfnn. gBh babtu cine 3uiammtn'
htauns bT trifaunli&ftu Sa4tn fur etslf
8tf.SaifOn, psl&s is bas Dsibli8s huge
trfrtutt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27
Tanep SaiIlea Si9er

In brtaauitr auspabI unb bic Stpl'
pnbsu bic Dablsril&ftu iufrisbsn lfsQtn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27
9sutf$s srisfIias.

esnis BrennIfeiH, Grau @m. Bpuk,
o. Drum, .. SramtL
9. Run4, 9D. 3. S&sa,
RiIieR DebbakH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-27
&eidie &leieerpaaren

81 3ca wmn,aa Sud in &armant'n
6arbtn, bic Gle ~ 81 As.
so 3oa 5aarlfrtif,n Satin 8iniib Stts'.
Stt Cue ~ 81 20.
as bic as 3Oa S,ibt une @oas unS
sau, Doat Gtaminss, in aa ben ntltn
S6attirunssu, bic Gas ~ 10 Gents bis
S1.25.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-27
The HeaIthr Woman.

The little girl who is gong to be a
healthy woman-and al girls want TO be
healthy women-must begin by being q
healthy child.
She must be strong enough to walk
for hours.
She must be able to play as long as
she feels like playing.
She must eat heartily and digest we'll
Her sleep must be perfect.
She must not be nervous.
Her arms must be strong enough TO
support her weight, and her legs able to
jump.
She must be capable Of standing up
straight and Of sitting down correctly.
She must know how to perform ath-
letic feats.
Tho little girl who is going to begin
gymnasium feats should have q gymna-
stun suit, but If a suit Is not handy she
can do very well in a simple white frOck
or little slip Of any kind.
1t is taken for granted that none Of
her clothing Is tight, and that she can
breathe 10 her dress, even when it is
buttoned.
Her shoes should be slippers and her
Stockings should be a very nice grade Of
half Isle and half silk 50 as 20 give her
feet comfort
The first and easiest Of gymnssIic NO
tions Is performed sitting down The
little maid seats herself upon the floor
and puts her hands against her chest,
with fists cioss5. The object Is to pre-
serve an upright position and rest the
back. Sitting on the floor with your
feet straight ont IN front Of you and
vour hands clasped on your chest, is not
an easy thing. Try It and see. But the
little girl can attempt it, and she can
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-27

ADJOURNMENT MUST WAIT.
Philippine Bill Must Be Passed by House
and an Agreement Reached on
Canal Question.

Washington, June 25.-RePresenta-
tive BabcOcE had a talk with Speaker
Henderson yesterday relative to ad-
iOurnment. The speaker said no
resolution fixing a date for adjourn
ment would be considered until the
Philippine bill had been passed and
an agreement had been reached on
the canal proposition. The vote on
the Philippine bill is to be taken on
the 9th, and 1t is considered likely
that an agreement on the canal bills
viii be reached by the cOnferees by
the end of this week 1t is regarded
rs certain that the Panama route viii
be selected. The house passed bill
in favor of the Nicaragua route. The
senate amended it in favor of the
Panama route, which, it is believed,
viii be agreed upon.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-27
Senator Burton Annoyed.

Washington, June Ex-senator
Burton, while considerably annoyed
at the stories about the rupture with
the president, says he has not been
personally informed Of any unpleas-
antness existing at the white house,
and has not been informed that his
recommendations viii have no
weight. AS regards his attitude on
Cuban reciprocity, he says time viii
develop whether he is right or wrong
in taking his position, that he was
sincere and believes that his course
viii be indicated.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-27
A CRISIS IN VENEZUELA.
The United States Ready TO Meet Any
EEIgency Which May Arise In the
South American Republic.

Washington, June 25.-The state
department yesterday received a
cabIegram from United States Min
lister Bowen, at Caracas. The Off
Gals declined to make public the
text Of the dispatch, but it is under
stood that it makes out a critical
state of affairs arising from the
present revolutionary movement
against President Castro,~ which is
generally recognized as the strongest
that has yet threatened him.
The navy department stands ready
to meet almost any eXigency which
may arise in Venezuela. The Gin
cinnati and the Topeka are lying in
La Guayra and the gunbOat Marietta
is en- route to San Juan, Porto Rico,
where she viii be held for any emer-
gency.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-27

Neuralgia pains, rheumatism, lumba-
60 and scistic pains yield to the Pene-
trating influence Of Billiards. Snow
Liniment. 1t penetratas to the nerves
and bone, aud being absorbed into the
blood, its healing properties are con-
veyed TO every dart Of the body and ef-
feet some wonderful cures. Mr. ID. T.
Moore, agent Illinois Central railway.
Milan, Tenn, states Il have used
Billiards. Snow Liniment for rheuma-
tism, backsche, etc, in my family. II is
a splendid remedy We could not du
without it, De, soc and 81 at AreDs-
berg & Cullen's-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

ThorsOn for groceries
The Wizard for clothing.
ThOrsOn for prime groceries
You can't beat Thorson's prices.
Mems fancy shirts al MilIisack's.
The aWalk Over" shoes at Milisack's
Best groceries in town at Thorson's.
For hail insurance see B. F. Brown
ThOrson's best-cheapest
Mems walk Over" shoes at Mill.
sacks.
Millisaek's for everything through
out 1902.
Buy your coal of wheatIey at Seott's
old stand
For Sale-South half section IL 6 81.
B F. Brown.
Things hum lively around the Wiz
ards grocery department
Everything In mems odd pants-best
tailor made-at Millisack's.
H F. Wheatley keeps all kinds of
coal at SCOTS old stand
For trunks, valises, telescopes, a big
assortment at the Wizards.
Go to Millisack's for any kind or
style Of work and dress gloves.
Butter and eggs wanted at Mill
sacks. Highest market price paid.
See those Washington Mills clay
wOrsted suits for $40 at Millisack's-
They are worth SO.
Bring your price lists to Millisack's
grocery department aud compare
goods and prices
Call up The Republic, phone No ,,
when you have any news item that
would be Of interest.
Ladies' fine shOes-Queen Quality
and Drew Selby lines-nOne better but
/ few lines as goOd.-C. N. Millisack.
Ribbonsl Ribbons! Our assortment
Of ribbons Is the most complete and
/ largest IN western kansas.-C. NJ. Mil
/ lisack.
Durham, the photographer, will be
/ here June y and %. Only two more
! chances to get the dozen small photos
/ or three large ones free
DR.. A. B. McCspes, veterinary sur
] geon and dentist Of Denver. Col, upon
/ request of several stOckmeu, has prom
! ised to be in GOodland July II.
The National Mutual Insurance as
ISOLATION, through their agents, the
/ Wilson Bros. adjusted and paid the
| late loss on the furniture destroyed
] UA IRE III AuE AOLlAAEA NAdA AA0NEA DAA
| June 10
Mack Robinson sold six quarter 5 &c
tiOns of land in Sherman county this
week 70 parties in Iowa The lands
sold are: Northeast 81 10 80, south
| west 32-9 b, 50 Ithwest 6 40. northeast
III 6-42, southeast 81 S-37 and northeast
us 81.
The ". G. T. L. wish to express their
thanks to Mrs. A. d. Stewart for q
years subscription to the Ladies
Home Journal; aud to Mrs. 9. T.
Swarts for years subscription to the
Saturday Evening Post, for the read
ing room
Don't order or send away for a suit
Of clothes. but look through our line OF
staple and tailor made suits-the big
gest stock in western Kansas. Pat
rOnize home enterprise.-C. NJ. Mill
sack.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-27
what Kansas PAYS In ra1es.

Topeka, Kan, June 23.-The prop
erty owners of Kansas have paid, or
win pay, for the levy of 1901, S13,-
96,3O3.36 taxes, divided as follows:
State tax. $1,000, 19o. 90; county tax,
-, GAS, 1896; city tax, S1,999, 691.6
township tax, S1,644, 1869 %; school
district tax, 4,4O3, s59.46; total, 3d.
996.3O3.s6- These taxes were payable,
half or all, last November 20, 1901,
and the remaining half June 80, 1902
Owing to the good times many prop
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-27
He'll Mnke a pime-NoveI Hero.

FL PasO, Tex, June 22.-StOries Of
two desperate fights in New Mexico
are brought in by cOuriers from the
southwest. City Detective Harold,
who has Just returned from the Ner-
seIero reservation. tells of a fight
between Thomas Page, a 12-year-Old
boy, and six Indians who had killed
his father and were loOting the
house. The lad was armed with
rife and, cOncealing himself behind
some rocks, killed all Of the Indians.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-27
THE DAIRY FARM.

Contributed By the Continental Creamery Col
Cows and meadows and grain.
Flowers and fragrance and bees
Blossoms vet with rain
Bindings asleep IN the trecs5
Bobolink, robin and thrush
Filling the meadows with tunes
tluver-tnus juicy and lush
Ny Its the middle OF June.
Milzmaidens out with the lark:
DE Laval huns IN the she'd;
Cows lowing home at the dark,
Ready for milking and bed.
Father comes home al the dusk.
Creamery check In his hand:
Ribbons and dolls for the babes;
Happiest folk in the land.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-27

consider it her first exercise IN calls
themes.
Standing perfectly upright is another
exercise for the little girl To do this
let her place her hands upon her hips
and stand with her feet comfortably
apart. Her chin must be held up and
her elbows must be held out. This
opens the lungs and gives her a chance
to breathe and grow. This exercise Is an
easy one and a very beneficial one and
one that can be practiced with much
benefit all summer IN the open air.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-27
ATTACKED BY BoLoMEN.
Five Soldiers OF the Twenty-Seventh In-
fantry Have Serious Encounter In the
Island OF RIIndanso.

Manila, June 24-Five soldiers of
the Twenty-seventh infantry form
ing an advance guard was escOrting
a wagon train half a mile from Camp
Vicare, island of Mindanao, were at
tackled to-day by ten boIomen. One
soldier had an arm badly cut and an
other was seriously wounded in the
head. The MOros captured a rife
and escaped uninjured. The Bading-
lam MOrOs say the attackers were
MorOs from BOnOlod who went on the
warpath in the morning for the
avowed purpose of killing negligent
Americans.
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Kan.aa DslsgatIon InvLtsa the Pre.idsnt.

Kansas Delegation Invites the President.
Washington, June 25.-The Kansas
delegation in congress, headed by
Senator Burton, yesterday escorted
a committee from that state to the
white house and invited the presi-
dent to attend, on May 80, 1904, the
anniversary of the signing of the
Kansas-Nebraska bill that finally
admitted Kansas as q free state.
The president said that, while he
could not commit himself at this
time, he felt that he would accent
the invitation.
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Kansas City, No, June 25.-The
highest price ever paid for fat cattle
on the Kansas City market was re-
ceived by Champ Workman, Of Grain
Valley, No. He received Ss-25 per
hundred weight for IS fancy fat two
year-Old ShOrthOrns averaging 1,466
pounds.
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To Feed Every Forty Houu

Washington, June 22.-The cattle
interests Of the southwest have been
Objecting to the present law that
live stock shall be unloaded from
cars every 3 hours for rest, feed
and water, and the house committee
on commerce ordered a favorable re-
port on a bill urged by these inter
ests fixing the period at 40 hours.
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Two RenomInated By AeeIanation.

Lincoln, Neb., June 25.-At Seward,
the fusion convention Of the Fourth
congressional district renominated
W. L Stark for congress and at Ok
ford, Congressman Shellenbarger
was renOminated by the fusiOnists
Of the Fifth district.
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The sl1 Who Voted Nay
CHARGED WITH PERJURY.
Dr.. BrOwnieId, = Travelling Physician, Tes-
titled That Mrs. Castle Called Jessie
Morrison into Her House

EldOradO, Kan, June 25.-Dr-
BrOwnfieId, a travelling physician, af-
ter testifying Tuesday for the de-
tense in the third trial of Jessie Nor
risOn for the murder of Mrs. DIN
Castle, was arrested on a charge of
perjury preferred by the county at
toFney. BrownfieId had testified that
on the morning Of the fatal fight he
had while passing the Castle home
seen, and heard Mrs Castle call the
defendant into the formers house
Jessie Morrison Took the Stand.
EIdOradO, Kan, June 25.-Jessie
Morrison was on the stand yester-
day afternoon and told her version
of the tragedy for the fourth time,
once on preliminary and three times
in district court. She did not vary
IN any particular and was more self
possessed than formerly. She was
on the stand three hours and with
her testimony the defense rested
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-27

Cambridge, Mass, June 21.-The
annual class day exercises Of Har-
ward university were held Friday.
Inc class grafton was delivered BY
Roscoe Conklin Bruce, Of Tuskegee,
Ala Bruce is a eOlOred man, and is
going into educational work in the
south.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-06-27
Favor PANAMA ROUTE.
By n Vote Of - 70 81 the Senate
FavOrs French Canal COmpany's
Proposition.

Washington, June 2O.-An isthmian
canal, while not yet absolutely as
sured, is nearer to construction than
1t ever has been The senate yester-
day by a majority Of eight votes
adopted the SPOOner substitute for
the Hepburn Nicaragua canal bin,
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Millisack's for everytbing-l9o2

Your wants IN shoes at Millisack's-
Bring your old notes and accounts
to Wilson Bros for collection,
Go and see the Wizard first for what
Won want. You will fiud II there.
Mems odd pants, the biggest line IN
western Kansas Good values az 70 q
S. per pair at MilIisAek's-
Another biz invoice of mems fine
hats. comprising the latest sumner
and fan styles.-C. n Millissck-
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Washington, June 21.-Representa-
tive Kern, Of Illinois, introduced q
bill to provide for the Pensioning at
$50 per month OF all the natural blind
over 10 years OF age until the end Of
their natural lives.