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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-07
FROM OVER FHg COUNTY.


A number Of people from this Ficin-
ity attended the dinner given Ct D.
DnliBger's= last Thursday and q good
time was reported.
Mr. Highland, who has been on the
sick list, Is reported improving.
Bfde Lister and Miss Wilson. Of
Pleasant Home, visited friends Ia this
vicinity last Sunday.
Qnite number OF the young people
gave surprise TO Mr aud Mrs Shirley
last Thursday evening, aud a very nice
time was reported
Ray Shirley viii be home from teach
ing school before long
Will Kelley bought a quarter Of land
from W NJ Crabtree, who now lives in
Oklahoma, recently.
Jiuks Austin met with an accident
last Sunday, in which he had bis bug
q broken.
Ross Dilliuger was up from Brewster
and attended the party at Mr. Sbiriey's
Thursday evening
@ H James threshed out his cane
seed the fore part OF the week.
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WATCH THE SMALL CHANGE.
Pennies and NIckeIs Are Counter
feited More Than Are the
Larger Pieces.

Did YOU ever think how little atten-
ton you pay 10 the possibility Of com
terfeits in making changer asked an
old bank teller Of friend, relates the
Chicago Tribune. "And did YOU ever
think that most Of the attention that
is paid 10 II by the public Is so much
waste Of effort?-
But IL Is a fact. You never think
when the street car conductor puts
the change from a quarter in your
hand that both dimes may be counter
felt. You take one-dollar. two-doIlar,
five-do.lar and ten-dollar bills from
anybody in change without ever
thought as TO their genuineness- But
II a stranger tries 10 pass a so bin on
YOU YOU begin TO get shaky, while q $50
OF 500 bin i almost impossible TO be
rid of in street OF small shops.
Yet YOU could hardly hire a counter
feiter 10 try 10 make and pass bills
above ten dollars IN value. If a stran-
ger should come into your place Of
business and ask change for q $50 bill
IL would scare you stiff for fear Of a
counterfeit. whereas the chances
would be 9991k IN 1000 that the bin was
good.
''You noticed the other day. on the
other hand. that the United States gov
eminent was much concerned over the
counterfeit one-cent pieces that are
row flooding Chicago. Yet I'll bet you
never looked at the genuineness Of q
one-eent piece in your life"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-07
STRIKES AT CIVIC LIFE.
Judge Ryan In Charging st. Louis Grand
jury, Says That COrTuPtinE Legislators
Is Worse Than Anarchy.

st. Louis, Feb. I'm a most scath-
ing charge to the February grand
jury, just empanelled, which he or
dered to continue the investigation
begun by the previous body into the
charges Of bribery in connection with
the St. Louis & Suburban railway,
Judge O'Neil Ryan, on the criminal
bench Of the St. Louis circuit court,
Monday, declared that crime was a
menace to civic and political life. 1T
is anarchy" Judge Ryan said, "for it
strikes an insidious and deadly blow
at government
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-07
4 WHAcK AT aR. BRYAN.
Post once Department says Free
List OF the COmmozer Must
BE Topped On

Z. Washington, Feb. The post Of
fee department has decided that the
privilege which has been given to
William J. Bryan, editor Of the Com
mOner, for the passage Of free copies
Of his paper through the mails shall
be restricted in future. Investigation
led to the conclusion that the
sample copy or free list of the
paper is entirely disproPOrtiOnate
to the regular paid circulation
Mr.. Bryan is to be notified that
if he wishes to continue sending
out these copies he viii be required
to pay for them at the rate OF one
cent for every four ounces.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-07
Pnfrie Nfeu-

Well, news is scarce, but seeing that
the other correspondents keep up
their clatter we thought We would hy
in again
Our school is progressing fine with
Is scholars and C. E Bowers teacher.
Joe Seeley is demOlishing the i'm
prOvements on his place.
The singing at the Rhine school
house Is improving under the direction
Of ". B. Garfield.
Elmer Stevens visited at WI Prices
last week
Literary at the Kemp school house
every Tuesday night. Come out and
enjoy the sport
@. B Price was visiting across the
creek last week. That's the way We
did when We we're a boy
Arthur Kemp's baby is sick
7 If the Grant correspondents keep on
improving it will get interesting Well
that IS what makes things lively
Sir. Mccoy was here-lsst week look
ing after cattle.
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Grain and Provfsfons.

Kansas City, Feb. A-Sales BY sample
on track Wheat-No. 2 hard. T5G76c:
No hard. 741zG75c; No. red. Sc; No.
3 red. S5GS7c- Corn-No. mixed. ga
6S1zc; No 3 mixed, 81 Gs51kc; No. white,
Sic; No white, 6s1HG67c- Oats-No. 2
white. 473E7ikc: No. 3 white. 1S74s5Ec- Fve
No. 2. sc Hay-Tmothy. 81 50713 50.
prairie. S7.OO613-5Q. EgEs, 21zc per doz-
POultry-Hens. live. nc per h: roost-
ersB 171E625ko EACH turkeys, s6l0c;
ducks, nc; geese. 5GScs pigeons. &c per
dOz- Butter-Crsamery, extra fancy, &c
per H. dairy, 1scs store packed. Sc
POtatoes-Choice, S5cGS1-O4 per bu-.
sweets, &O0d3S per Dbl Beets. A0d60c
per bu- Cabbage, sL0061-75 per cwt
Onions, eocGS1-50 per bu. Turnfps, 157Z5c.
Apples, fancy, 100000 per Dbl
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CO.. Fuo.ton Operatsd On

Kansas City, No, Feb. AT the
SearTitt hospital yesterday Gen. Fred
eriek Funston was again operated on.
He suffered comparatively little
shock from the operation and it is
expected that he viii be discharged
from the hospital within two weeks.
The operation was made necessary
by the presence OF an abseess which
formed as result of an operation
for appendicitis performed at the hos
pital at Manila. September 25, 1901.
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nInldrnr.


Mr.. and Mrs T. 5. Mcdaniel were in
GOOdland Monday.
". J. Koon and wife visited at J. A.
PaysOn's Sunday.
The New Hope school commenced
Monday and will continue for three
months Mrs. Fannie Albright is the
teacher.
Hugh Lister, @. A. O'Nesl. Miss En-
ma Mcdaniel, Mrs. J. A Payson aud
Ross DillinRer, Of Brewster were visit
Ors at the MUldrow school last week
A Farmers Protective association
was organized at the Maple Grove
school last Thursday evening. The
object Of the association Is to prevent
wholesale fencing aud the crOwding
out business practiced by the Dewey
cattle company. G. F. Butler Is presi-
dent Of the organization.
G. A O'Neal and wife visited at Mrs.
McDaniel's SUNDAY.
W. J. Koon has sold his place in
Shermsnville township consisting OF a
half section and all improvements.
Mr.. KOOn will close out his interests
in this county during the summer and
move to western Pennsylvania where
be will make his future home.
J. A. HOrney and z. r. Andrews had
collision Of vehicles as the result Of
a short race going into Brewster last
Friday, and, as a result the village
blacksmith got job Of repairing two
wheels.
Roy Robinson quit work for W H
Stone and Is home at present
D. Robinson and wife. O. A O'Neal
and wife and Mrs J. A PaysOn visited
at 7. S. McDaDiel's Tuesday. The Ia
dies put in their time qailting.
Q. E. PaysOn was in Brewster Thurs
day evening in attendance st a meet
ing of the Brewster male quartette Of
which he is a member.
F. NJ. KOOniz was in this neighbOr-
hood Tuesday buying steers He got
six head Of J. Mcdaniel. three of D.
Robinson, three from E c. Mewhirter,
four from J. A. PaysOn and four from
G. E Psyson. The average price paid
was about 80 per head.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-07

]. Weaver has sold his place to Amos
Smith aud will leave soon for Colo
RADIO.
Lee Rartzler and family left this
week for Salina, Kan, where they eE
pect to make their future home.
Mitchell has rented Lee Hartzler's
place for the year 1902. He expects to
move on the place soon as the weather
gets warm
Mrs. J. @. WEIGHS windmill is out OF
tx and they have to drive their cattle
over to Tommy Butts for water
Frank Fox is putting up lee
Albert ". Smith bought a COW from
Thomas Bntts last week
J. II. Shreve bought a horse aud
buggy from I Weaver.
RT- Beckett is not improving
Oscar Edwards is seen in school dis
trict &C. DO more
/. Weaver was visiting at NJ l.
CEsndieris last eek.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-07
a &C.,. Unusual Appeal

Little Rock. Ark, Feb. 5.-The con-
ditiOns prevailing IN the counties OF
Baxter, Fulton, Sharp and lard, in
north Arkansas, are dreadful to con-
template, as a result of the terrible
drought from which the country SUI
fered last year Gov Davis asks the
rich men Of the state to advance
$4,000 for the relief Of the stricken
people, pledging that he win ask the
next legislature to repay them with
interest.
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SET FIRE TO THE JAIL.
tenoe Tried to Escape But Were
Thwarted by the sherfH's Wife.

Platte City, Mo, Feb. 5.-The four
Camden Point bank robbers, under
sentence for ten years each, Monday
night attempted to break Jail here
by setting fire to the Platte county
Jail, where they are being held.
Their escape was only frustrated by
the quick action Of Mrs. Elgin, wife
OF the sheriff. She discovered the
fire and, realizing the danger of es-
cape, she herOicalIy extinguished the
flames before they had made much
Roadway. She then reported the at
tempted escape and the four prison
ers were put in irons.
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Death Sentences IN 1TIssouri.

Jefferson City, No., Jan 5.-The su-
preme court has passed sentence on
the following criminals: james Jack
son (eolored), to be hanged in Kansas
City on March IA, for murder; Henry
Fletcher (eOloredJ, to hang in st.
Louis on the same date for the muir
der of Louis Roth because ne cried
'sHurrah for Mckinley" and General
Armstrong, to hang in Platte county,
March Il, for rape. This is the first
sentence of death for rape passed by
the Missouri supreme court.
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HEps>ROM THE HAHGMAH.
Two cOnViets Broke Prison Only to
Be Shot Down.
sSyarden,s wife Fen In Love WITH
Edward BIddIe ana Aided Him
IN Trying to Defeat the Ends
A. Of Justice.

PittsbUrg, Pa, jan 31.-Edward
and John Biddle, awaiting execution
in the county Jail for the murder of
Thomas'D. Kahney, a grocer of Mount
Washington, OverpOwered guards at
four o'clock Thursday morning and
escaped. Both prisoners had been pro-
vided with saws with which they cut
the bars in their cells. One of the
Biddles called to James McGeary, who
had charge of the outside gates, and
asked for some medicine IN a hurry,
saying his brother was dangerously
sick. McGeary FASTENED to the cell
with the medicine when John Biddle
sprang through the opening in the
cell and Selling the guard around the
waist, hurled him over the railing to
the stone floor beneath distance Of
10 feet. Edward BiddIe joined his
brother Immediately. They shot the
two remaining guards and taking the
keys from the unconscious McGeary,
opened the outside gates and breathed
free air.
Then it was that Warden SOffel
made a sensational revelation. He
said his wife had carried saws and re-
Yolvers to the Biddles and aided in
their escape. She deserted her hus-
band and four children and fed with
the desperadoes, taking her best
clothes with her. He said she was in
fatuated with the handsome desPer-
ado, Edward Biddle.
The Biddles and Mrs. Soffel re-
manned hidden in Pittsburg all day
and Thursday night started to carry
out desperate plan to escape. In
the suburbs Of Pittsburg they stole
a horse and sleigh and crossing the
Allegheny river drove north. All night
Thursday they rode through the bitter
cold. They passed through Butler
Thursday afternoon and were recog-
nized by descriptions sent broadcast.
Detectives from Pittsburg hurried to
Butler by railroad and entered an
exciting chase for the desperadoes,
for whose capture $1,000 reward had
been offered. Near Mount Chestnut
the trio were oYertaken and the Off
GERS opened fire with rifles, shOtguns
and revolvers. The Biddles and Mrs.
Soffe1 turned their weapons on them
selves with the intention OF commit
ting suicide, knowing that capture
meant the hangman's moose for the
Biddles. The officers fired 40 or so
shots at the despeFadOes, Kidding
them with bullets and slugs. Lying
unconscious in the road, the desPera-
does and their female companion were
shackled and taken to Butler. Sur
geOns operated upon Ed and John
Biddle and tried to save their lives,
but Friday evening they passed away.
An examination showed Mrs. SoffeI
TO be only slightly wounded, but ex-
posure to the cold and the excite
ment incident to her fight brought
E on pneumonia and she is in the hos
pital here, but with chances favOring
her recovery. She win be prosecuted
TO the full extent of the law.
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Kansas City, Feb A-Cattle-BIarket
generally steady beef steers, fL15F5 So;
native COWS. S2Z565.00s native stockers
S5-ZG466- HOgs-Market uneven at SAoo7
$50 Sheep-Market steady sheep. $50:
lambs, sA0oG600
Chicago, Feb 4-Cattle-Good to prime
steers, Ss-5oG7Z5s stOckers and feeders
f25G450; Texas fed steers. sloo65 so
Hogs-Hixed and butchers. 5E66O
Sheep-GOod to choice Wethers. S45065 O0-
western sheep. &AS655. native lambs.
a5oG615-
St Louis, Feb. 4-CattIe-Beef steers.
F8-5oQ6-e0; stockers and feeders, g Goa 8:
Texas steers $3-S065-49- Hog=PiEs and
lights S5-9oG6-oo; butchers. S5-10G6s TIk
Sheep-NatiTes. S40o6460; lambs, 500
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Dwight, III, Feb. 5.-This city sui
fered a 100000 fire loss yesterday.
The great laboratory Of the Kelley
institute was completely destroyed,
together with the Livingston hotel,
a brick and stone structure, owned
and controlled by the Kelley com
pany. All OF the guests and en-
pIOyes escaped without injury with
the exception Of a coIored cook, who
was bruised by jumping from a sec
ond-story window.
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death. in Atlantic Coast storm.

New York, Feb. 4.-The gale which
has been sweeping the coasts of Long
island and New Jersey for more than
p hours and continued last night,
though with abated force, has
brought death and disaster to sail
ors and their craft. Reports of loss
Of life are confined to the eastern
end of Long island, whence comes
news that several bodies have been
washed ashore.
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TO BuiId a chinese Ranroad.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 4.-WiIlis E.
Gray left Monday for Chicago, where
he goes TO direct the building Of 1000
miles Of railroad. Mr.. Gray was for
merly general superintendent Of the
Chicago & Alton railroad. The rail-
road is to be built In southern China
and the main line viii run from Han
kow to Canton, with branch lines
reaching out into adjacent territory.
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John A1Bus Lands Safely.

Washington, Jan. 31.zThe president
Thursday appointed John Albus, Jr-,
surveyor Of customs at st. Joseph,
Mo-, to succeed William /. Beuchle.
Albus was a candidate for postmaster
at St. Joseph, but the president named
A. W. Brewster, whom he had met on
his western campaign tour in 1900 and
for whom he formed a high regard
personally.
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VoItaire.

Mr.. Focht, of Wheeler, Cheyenne
county, is buying cattle IN this vici-
uity.
+ John Garden sold four head Of cat
tie TO W. b. Stone
George SherrOd says it is very cold
carrying the mail.
Emil Stolgren is on the sick list.
Charles johnson, OF lows, is buying
cattle IN Voltaire township this week
Every one viii have to herd their
cattle as wheat is nearly - inches high-
RI. Peters sold 100 head Of steers
to Charles johnson, Of lows
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Wants TO Stand Punishmspt.

Kansas City, No., Feb. 3.-RoIlins
Bingham, a popular Kansas City
young man who fed the city u years
ago after obtaining about $4,000 on
forged deeds, has voluntarily given
himself up to the police at Dallas,
Tex, and desires to be brought back
here and stand punishment.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-07

Kansas City, No, Feb. 5.-At the
annual meeting Of the Central Short
horn association here the fact was
brought out that the proportion of
sheep and hogs to population is fall
ing, indicating a growing disposition
among Americans to eat less pork and
mutton and more beef.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-07
strest RnIlrnr nIarnate Arreslsd.

St. Louis, Feb. 4--Henry NicoTaus,
director Of the St. Louis & Suburban
Railway company, who was arrested
IN connection with the Suburban brib-
cry investigation, appeared in court
Monday and gave bond for 5000 The
bond was signed by AdOlphus Busch,
the wealthy brewer
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TventIsrh TZenaag RounIou.

Lawrence, Kan, Feb. 5.-JUst three
years ago the FiliPinOs fred on Ma
Mia and the Twentieth Kansas regi-
ment was sent into the thickest OF
the fight. A reunion OF the regiment
was held here tonight. Gen Funston
was invited, but was in the hospital
and could only send regrets.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-07
Ertreme Cold In Nebraskn.

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 5.-The extreme
cold weather continues unbroken in
Nebraska. The mercury has regis
tered below zero in all parts Of the
state every morning for ten days. In
Ericsson, in the western part Of the
state, the thermometer read 20 below.
Burwen reported p, Columbus IS and
Curtis is.
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30 :. o., Ii - -.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 2.-Rev. Charles
F. Parham, Of "Gift Of Tongues
fame, VIII organize an expedition to
go to the Holy Land to recover the
ARK Of the Covenant. He claims to
have located the ark by reading the
Scriptures, but won't reveal its hid
ing place.
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$500. NlckeIs - GO.

st. Louis, Feb. Smooth nicke1s
must be accepted at their face value,
according to a decision rendered by
Judge Ryan in the circuit court in
the case Of John T. Ruth, who was
awarded $1,000 against the st. Louis
Transit company for being elected
from a car because he rendered a
worn coin.
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To Abandon Co-Education.

Chicago, Feb. 3.-CO-educatiOn is to
be practically abandoned by the Uni
versity of Chicago, long one of the
leading opponents of this form of edu-
cation in the United States. a new
woman's college, separate from the
main university, is to be erected, and
here the young women of the institu-
ton are to be segregated.
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Iniunetion Arainst Baptlsm.

Frederick, Nd, Feb. Ito pre-
vent their frail daughter being bap-
tiled in the icy waters of a creek
here, according to the rites of the
German Baptist church, the parents
of Flora Bender had the court issue
an injunction restraining her until
the temperature of the water shall
have become more cOngenial.
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Strange Alignment at Manila.

Manila, Feb. 4.-Manila is intensely
interested as to what action congress
win take concerning the Philippine is
lands. Two parties have been formed,
the OPtimists and the Pessimists.
Some think life and property are un-
safe outside Of-the towns, while 9TH
ers ridicule such ideas.
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Her Aunt a. Chaperone.

Washington, Feb. 5.-AIiss Alice
Roosevelt VIII attend the coronation
OF King Edward She VIII be chap
erOned by Mrs. CowIes, President
ROOseyelt's sister and the wife Of NJ.
S. COwles, commander of the United
States navy and assistant to CROWN
sehieId.
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Malone, n. Y, Feb. 4.-No storm in
recent years In northern New York
has reached such serious proportions
as the one now prevailing. It COM
meneed at noon Sunday and in less
than eight hours three feet of snow
fell. For the last ten hours the wind
has been blowing a gale
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-02-07

London, Feb. I'm the house Of
commons War Secretary Brsdrick
said the total cost Of the South Afri-
can war the past year was sos, $50, 900.
There are 237,0OO British troops in
South Africa and the expenses Of the
war have been reduced to so, 500, 600
a month.
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He Coaldn,t C ~.

Chicago, Feb. AFTER being pur-
sued through England, France and
the United States, Jeremiah Foley, a
former paymaster in the British ar
my, wanted on charges Of forgery,
wss arrested here. Foley has been
living IN Chicago with his wife and
two-yeaT-old child.
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Chicago. Feb. 4-Wheat-No. 2 red. 81
G651zc: No 3. 7S5E6s4c; No hard win
ter, 755E97S1zc; No 3, 755E6771zc; No 1
northern spring 765k67s1zc; No. 2, 755k6
TIC; No 3, T11k6T55zc- COrn-No- 3, s15fc-
Oats-No. ?, 45z65hc; No. 3. A4Z6Ec-
St Louis, Feb. A-Wheat-No. red
cash, elevator, sc; track, sSdS9c; No. 2
hard. 7s1E6s1c- Corn-No. 2 cash, csc;
track, SIC. Oats-No. cash, sc; track.
476E71kc: No. 2 white, 4Sc.
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New York, Feb. 2.-The New York
Times publishes list OF gifts and be
quests for public uses made in the
United States during the year 1901,
showing the enormous total Of S107,-
$4,000, far outdOing all previous rec
orls.
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Gage DeeIIns. 100000 = Year.

Washington, Feb. 5.-Lyman J.
Gage, ex-secretary OF the treasury,
has declined to accept the presidency
Of an international banking corpora
ton Of New York at an annual salary
Of 800, 900.
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strength OF the NatfonEI Guard.

Washington, Feb. 5.-Reports from
Sdjutant generals throughout the
union show s,T51 officers and total
number Of enlisted men 1O6, 99s. The
number Of men available for military
duty unOrganized is shown by the
statement to be 1O,s45, 26s.
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--o'l - la1-e-l-'I . -1IL9 - I'LL = .
Frankfort, KY, Jan SLIM
Howard was Thursday convicted of
completely IN the murder Of William
Goebel- This is Towards second
conviction Last September he was
sentenced to hang but his lawyers Sc
cured a new trial.
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Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 3.-Admiral
and Mrs. Sehley braved the cold yes
terday for a visit to the tomb Of An
drew Jackson The trip TO the her
mitage, d miles cut on the Nashville,
Chattanooga & St. Louis road, was
made IN 3 special train
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Washington, Feb. Sit is under
stood to be the purpose of the sen
ate to amend the war tax bill so that
the brewers viii be relieved Of but 80
cents tax instead OF 60, the remaining
war rate above 81.
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Nh. JeFer.on pavis EFTIIInr TO sen.

Jackson, Miss, Feb. Mrs. Jefer-
son Davis has submitted formal offer
to the Mississippi legislature to sell
the old Davis home at Beauvoir, to be
used as a home for INDECENT eonfed-
crate soldiers, for $4,000.
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A dance was held at both Witteu
Toznsend's and at June ParkeT's last
Friday night.
e The LaBlancbe school closed with q
picnie Friday, and nice treat TO pea
nuts the gift Of Miss Nay Nelson the
teacher. She received many compil-
menfs from the patrons Of the school
Tor having taught a very orderly and