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Evening star., 1902-02-28
Saks and Company, Pa. Ave. and 9th ST.
ARRIVED ON THE HANCOCK.
Military Passengers Brought Back
From the Philippines.

Acting Adjutant General Ward is In
formed that the transport Hancock. which
has arrived at San Francisco from the
Philippines. brought the following military
passengers: Gen. Breckinridge. Col. Hatha-
way, quartermaster's department.; Major
Bannister. medical department.; Major
Cooke, 26th Infantry: Major Rees pay de-
partment: Capt. Curry. pay department;
Lieut.. Breckenridge, 10th Infantry: Lieut..
Quinland. 9th Cavalry: Lieut.. Barry, 4th
Infantry: headquarters band. 1st and I'd
Battalions 22d Infantry. 327 enlisted men.
accompanied by following officers Of that
regiment: Col. Miller. Major Yeatman.
Capts. Dowdin. Detchemendy. Campbell,
Lyon, Hamilton. Dalton. Wolfe and Newell.
Lieuts. Bridges, Leonard. Curtis. Huguet.
Sheldon, Simonds. Justice. Admire. Hit.
Whitfield. Bell. Gregg. Herr and Parshall.
Chaplain Fitzgerald: two contract sur
geons; enlisted sick. ninety; ten insane.
forty-seven general prisoners, forty-four
hospital corps. 33S short-term men. 131 dis
charged. william e. Webb. private. hos
pftal. corps, was washed overheard; body
not recovered. Leslie G. Wagner, late Com
pany II. 2Sth Infantry, u. 8. ". Is missing;
supposed to hare been washed overboafQ.
Private A. r. sChristianson., Company Il.
SOth Infantry, died February 10 Private
Vim. H Clary, sTFo0p D. ID Cavalry. died
February ~ --:@s - s1-H =
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Personal Bonds Accepted.

Policeman w. G. Curd charged Wesley
Nichols. colered. in the Police Court this
morning with having been engaged in dis
orderly conduct on 18th street southeast
yesterday afternoon. The officer testified
that while in civilian attire on 11th street
southeast yesterday, Nichols. who was
with a couple of men, made a remark that
Curd was a nice looking policeman
when asked him what the remark was
he became very impudent," the ofiicer con-
tipued.
Nichols made a statement to Judge
Scott to the effect that he made remark
to his friends that he thought he was heavy
enough to get on the police fUrce He de-
MED that he did anything to warrant his
arrest. The court accepted his personal
bOndA
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PRIVATE VESTS CASE.
Settled by the Commandant at Fort
Monroe.

The case Of Private Clarence 8. West.
5Sth Company. Coast Artillery. stationed at
Fort Monroe, Va, has been disposed OF by
the commandant of that post under the
regulations, without reference to the war
Department. West was arrested on the
charge of having written an anonymous
letter to the Daughters of the Confederacy
of Hampton. Va.
The letter stated that 1t was understood
that the Daughters Of the Confederacy In
tended erecting flag over the statues or
Jefferson Davis and Lee at recent cele-
bration at Newport News. After declaring
that the confederate flag was rag, and
terming Davis and Lee traitors OF deeper
caliber than Benedict Arnold" the writer
wont on TO say that I'VE, the soldiers of the
United States army. have declared that the
flag shall not be hoisted on the occasion,
Daughters of the Confederacy will be at
their own risk.
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charities. and Mr.. Charles F. Weller, sec:
retary Of Associated Charities. The meet.
ing will be open to the public.
Pays Fine Of $40.

Henry Kuhn, who conducts a store near
the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
1Ith street southeast. paid fine OF $40 In
the Police Court this morning for violating
the pure food law. 1t was alleged that
he offered impure butter for sale.
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Mrs. Dalton's Death.

Mrs. Marion w. Dalton died at the Emer-
sency Hospital at 6 O'Clock this morning
Death, it is said, was caused by exhaus-
ition. She was sent to the hospital Mon
tiay from her room at 1fA q street north
west. 1t Is understood that friends at
Brightwood will take. charge. of the res
MAINS. sT.s- - - ste -sSe 80 - ?
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Annual Meeting.

The Instructive Visiting Nurse Society
has arranged to hold its annual meeting
tomorrow afternoon in the auditorium OF
the Columbian University at 3 o'clock. The
annual report will be read. and short ad-
dresses will be made by Miss Carr. super
intendent Of the Instructive Visiting Nurse
Society Of Baltimore; DR.. w. w. Johnston
Of this city, DIR. w. c. Woodward. health
officer of the District: Mr.. George 8. Will
son. secretary Of the District board Of
Evening star., 1902-02-28

Emperor William and the empress cele.
brated the twenty fifth anniversary % their
wedding Thuesday with q large dinner at
the Schiosss Arthur Van Eweyk OF MI
swaukee, the. baryt0ne. sang AmertcAA songs
after the dinner ...e J.. - -
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a yard for EmbroIderies
OF NainsOok and Swiss;
finest quality; in edgings
and insertions: in fleur
de lis patterns; In dou-
Bile VS.; scalloped
edges; newest assortment
of handsome work; 8 to
IL inches wide.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-01-10
FoRTY-ONE DROWNED.
Two Steamers CoIIided on the CALI
fOrnia Coast ut Night and the
WaIIa WaIIa Sank.

San Francisco, Jan. IA collision
at sea early Thursday morning be-
tween the steamship WalIa WaIIa and
an unknown sailing vessel resulted
in the sinking of the steamship and
the probable loss of at least Al lives.
The WalLa WalIa, owned by the Pa
cific Coast Steamship company, sailed
from San Francisco January 1 for
Puget sound ports. She carried SO
frst-class passengers, p secOnd-class
and a crew of so men. When off Cape
MendocinO, on the California coast,
at 4:1O Thursday morning an iron
bark, believed to be French, doomed
up in the haze and crashed into the
Walla Walla's bow. Then the sailing
vessel slid of into the darkness and
was seen no more.
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REMOVED ALL OBSTACLES.
Andrew Carnegie Places His So
100000 Gift In such shape That
Uncle sam Can Accept.

Washington, Jan. 6.-Secretary Hay
and several other gentlemen inter
ested in the fund Of S1O,OOO,OOO to be
presented to the United States by
Andrew Carnegie to be used to ad-
vance the cause Of education met at
the state department Saturday to
consider the matter. Articles Of in
corporation were submitted and
adopted and viii be fled at once. The
name Of the incorporation viii be the
Carnegie institution.
1t is understood that Mr.. Carnegie
has removed the obstacles that exist
ed to the acceptance Of his S1O,OO0,OOO
donation to the cause of education,
and Saturdays action was the first
step toward giving legal form and
substance to the proposition.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-01-10
ANOTHER BANK BURGLARIZED
Masked Men Gag the Watchmen at the
Stock Yards Bank in East St Louis
and Dynamite the Wants.

St Louis, jan Six masked men
entered the National Stock Yards
bank, of East st. Louis, H., Monday
night and, after capturing and gag
ging the two night watchmen and
fireman at the steam plant and blow
ing open the vaults with dynamite,
secured $1,000 in coin and currency,
with which they decamPed. For nine
hours, from seven o'clock at night I'M
til four in the morning, they were at
work on the vaults without being
interfered with.
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NOTICE OF AUTHORIZATIONS 6o7s-
TREASURY Department. Office q Comp trolLer
Il Of the Currency. MashIuEtou- D. c. Dee
ember 2. 1871 Whereas. by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned 10 has been made
Goodland. In the city Of Goodland. IN the county
Of Sherman and state Of kansas. has com piled
with all the provisions Of che statutes Of the
United States. required 10 be compiled with
before an association shah be authorized 70
commence the business Of banking Now.
the currency. do hereby certify that The First
National Bank Of Goodland. IN the city OF Good
land. IN the county 81 sherman. and state Of
kansas Is authorized 20 commence the business
Of banking a. provided IN section fifty one hun
dred and sixty nine OF the revised statutes Of
the United States. In testimony whereof Wit
ness ms hand and seal Of Office this second day
Of December, 1qU1. WM- b RIDGELE.
(Seal.) Controller OF the Currency
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-01-10
RUSSIA MADE COMPLAINT.
A Clash Has Occurred Between American
Sailors and the Cars Soldiers at
Nieuchang, China

Washington, Jan. s.-A serious clash
has occurred between American sail
Ors of the United States steamship
Nicksburg and the Russian soldiers at
Nieuchang, China. There have been
three fights and as. a result one Rus
sian soldier is reported wounded. The
matter was made the subject of com
plant by the Russian ambassador at
Pellin to Minister COnger and he in
turn informed the state department.
Secretary of the Navy Long has ca
bled Commander Berry. Of the Viclzs-
burg, to use every effort TO prevent
further collisions. The Vicksburg is
in winter quarters in mud dock at
the mouth of the river and cannot be
released before spring.
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LFirst published November 81
SHERIFF-S SALE

I y the district court Of the Thirty-f0urth Judi
Il Cial district, sitting in ana for the county Of
sherman IN the state Of Kansas. Oscar y. " hit.
ney, as assignee Of the Peoples Building. Loan
and Saving association. plaintiff. vs. Alvin II
Ford and Flora E Ford. husband and wife
Charles +. " cher. single. and james e. Hamil-
ton and Ethel Hamilton. husband and wife.
defendants. By virtue OF an order Of sale
issued TO me. out Of said district court in the
above entitled action. / viii. on Tuesday. the
3lst day December, A. D. leJl. at two o clock D.
Of said day. at the east front door of the court
house IN the city Of Goodland IN the county Of
sherman IN the state Of Kansas. offer ar public
sale and sell TO the highest and best bidder for
cash IN hand, all the following described real
estate, to-wit: Lots thirty-tWo and thirty-three
y and - IN block twelve 10 in First addition
TO HOodlaud- Kansas. according 20 the recorded
plat thereof lying and situated IN the county Of
sherman IN the state OF Kansas. The above de
scrlbed real estate Is taken as the property Of
said defendants and is directed by said order Of
sale TO be sold. and viii be sold without apprai-
sement, TO satisfy said order of sale.
WILLIAM WALLER. JE-.
Sheriff Of Sherman County.
Horn ANDREWS. Attorney.
Dated at my office In Goudland. Kansas. this
18th day Of November. Igll.
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OUR POPULATION.
Census Bureau Gives the Number Of People
In the United States and Possessions
in 1900 as s4.233,O69.

Washington, Jan. S.-The census
bureau yesterday issued a report an
nOuncing that the Psulation Of the
entire United States, including all
outlying possessions, was s4,233, O69
in the census year 1900 This is item
lied as follows: United States prop
er, 75,994.575: Philippines, 6,961, 339;
Porto Rico. S53.243: Hawaii, 154, OO1;
Alaska, 63.5g2; Guam. 1000; American
Samoa, 6,1OO; persons in the military
and naval service of the United
States outside Of the territory Of the
United States proper, 91,21g.
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AFTER THE PACKING HOUSES.
Prosecutions Contemplated for Vic
IatiOns Of Commerce Law.
Leading Men In the Advancement OF the
Community OF Interests idea Requested
70 Attend InEestigstfon-R Railway
Officials Admit Violations

Chicago, Jan. Prosecutions
against all the big packing-house
concerns in the west for violations
Of the provision Of the interstate
commerce law against receiving
preferential rates are contemplated
by the interstate commerce commits
sion. This fact developed Yesterday
during an investigation begun by the
commission into the handling Of
Packing-hOuse products and dressed
meats It also became apparent that
the commission and the railway man
agements Of the entire country prac-
ticaLy had entered into an alliance
for the purpose of inducing congress
to pass legislation permitting the
railroads to pool under certain regu-
latiOns by the interstate commerce
commission, and that it is believed
such law can and will be passed.
The third development of the day
was the announcement that the com
mission had requested the attendance
OF the leading men in the advance
ment of the community of interests
idea, including J. p. Morgan, James
]. Hill and Z. II. Hartman, and that
If these men failed to respond to the
request harsher measures would be
taken to compel their coming.
Paul Morton, second vice president
of the Santa Fe; a. c. Bird, third
vice president of the st. Paul; J. NJ
johnson, third vice president of the
Rock Island, and other men of the
highest standing in the railroad
world took the stand and stated bold
" that they are now and had been
continual viOlators of the law, that
they are sick and tired of being such,
that present conditions are intOIer-
able, that they are PowerIess to Sc
cure a maintenance Of rates and that
millions of dollars is paid to the
pacIing-hOUse interests yearly by
railroads at the expense of legitimate
revenue.
The Packing-houses and their rep
resentatives to whom rebates were
paid during 1901, according to Com
missioner PrOuty, viii, If possible,
be made amenabIe to a maximum
fine Of $1,000 for every violation Of the
law.
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First published November ~
sHERlFF-S SALE.

L y the district court of the Thirty-fourth Judi
cial district. sitting in and for the county Of
sherman IN the state Of Kansas ID. HeafOu.
plaintiff. vs. Cordelia c. Shoop and Andrew j.
ShOop. husband and wife. and John Doe. real
name Snknowu, defendants. By virtue Of an
order Of sale issued 70 me. out Of said dis
trict court IN the above entitled action. viii.
on Tuesday. the 3ist day Of December. A. ID.
1901, at two O'Clock p m. Of said day. at the
east front door Of the court house in the city Of
Goodiand IN the county Of Sherman in the state
Of kansas or1er at public sale. and sell 20 the
highest and best bidder. for cash IN hand. all
the following described real estate. t0-vit= The
northeast quarter Me- Of section eleven fllI
no township nine 90 south Of range forty tiJl
vest OF the sixth principal meridian. lying and
situated In the county Of Sherman IN the state
Of kansas The above described real estate j.
taken as the property OF said defendants and g.
directed b. said order Of sale 20 be sold. and
VII be sold without appraisement. % satisfy
said order Of sale
WILLIAM WALEEE. JR-.
Sheriff Of Sherman County.
HOTT ANDREWS. Attorney.
Dated az my Office in Cfoodland. Kansas. this
10Th day Of November, 1901.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-01-10
DoIEes IN CONGRESS.
Bills Passed and Resolutions IntrOd1osd
at the FIrst Session OF the Fifty
Seventh Body.

The senate met on the 9Th after a re-
cess Of more than two weeks. but no
business was transacted on account or
the recent death Of Senator Sewan On.
j. Immediately after the house met
Mr. LOudenslager u. j announced the
death OF Senator SewaIl. and after the
adoption Of the customary resolutions
the house, as a further mark Of respect.
adjourned until the next day A bill re-
stricting immigration was introduced by
Mr. Dalzeu (Pa-)- Mr.. GrOsvenOr (O-)
introduced an auti-anarchist bill Mr.
Kahn (CaL) introduced a bill for a sub
marine tunnel under san Francisco bay.
A Dill to re-eSCabliSh the army canteen
was fnroduced by Mr. Kern QlI)- A
Schley resolution was introduced by Mr.
Schirm (AId-1. IT provides an apprOpria-
ton Of $1,000 for bronze tablets CON-
memOrating six great naval victories,
in 1871 and closing with the battle OF
Santiago bay, Commander Winfield
Scott Schley commanding" in 1875
In the senate on the 9TH Senator Nor
gan (Ala-) secured the adoption Of
resolution which Indicated his purpose
TO have the committee on interOceanfc
canals inquire into the relations alleged
TO exist between the transcOntinental
railroad companies Of the United States
and Canada and the Panama Canal com
pany- over go bills and joint resolu-
lions were introduced during the day
The debate on the Nicaraguan canal bill
in the house was opened in lively fashion
yesterday by Mr.. Hepburn, chairman OF
the interstate and foreign commerce
commission. which reported the bill For
two hours he held the floor, replying to
a vOlley Of questions He maintained
that the alleged new Offer OF the Panama
company 70 sell its property for SO. CO.,
600 was part OF plan TO delay. Mr..
Cooper CVis-) introduced a bill giving a
complete form Of civil government for
the Philippines 70 begin January I. 1904
A bill introduced by Mr.. Padgett CTenn-)
provides for paying former confederate
soldiers for horses, brides, etc, taken
from them I'm violation Of the terms OF
surrender made by Gems Lee and
Johnston with Gems Grant and Sherman.
Mr. Hooker CIiss.) introduced a Joint
resolution, reciting that Commodore
Schley was in absolute command at the
battle Of Santiago and is entitled to the
credit for the glorious victory which re-
suited in the total destruction OF the
Spanish ships The resolution provides
for the thanks Of congress to Admiral
Schley and the officers and men under
his command Mr. Bartholdt CIo.) intro
duced a bill repeating all OF the increased
taxes under the war revenue act.
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DEPOSITS FALL OFF.
Latest Statement OF Condition of
Kansas Banks Shows That Ac-

Topeka, Kan, Jan s.-The state
bank commissioner has compiled the
quarterly reports of the banks of his
jurisdiction showing their condition
at the close of business December 10,
1901. The deposits on December 10
were S4O,614, 166.O7 and on September
80 they were S43,OOO,OOA31. The loans
and discounts on December 10 were
SIS, 35S, 3OO.51 and on September 80
they were S26, 66O, 365.33- The cash and
sight exchange on December 10 was
1s,97S, s33.32 and on September 30 1t
was so, SIS, 4s9.T9.
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First published November y ]
SHERTEE-S SALE

I y the district court of the Thirty-fourth Judi
cial district. sitting In and for the county Of
sherman IN the state of Kansas. Robert H
Hartley. plaintiff. Barney McCluskey and
sadie NJ MCCiuskey, husband and wife. defend
ants. By virtue Of order Of sale issued O.
me. ont Of said district court IN the above en-.
titled action, VIII, on Tuesday, the 3lst day @.
December. A. ID. leJi. at two clock p. M Of said
day. at the east front door Of the court bOuze,
IN the city Of GoOdland In the county Of Sher-
man IN the state Of Kansas. offer at public sale.
and sell 70 the highest and best bidder. for cash
10 hand. all the following described real estate.
to-wlt: The southwest lSNisl quarter Of sec
ton fifteen as IN township SIX = south Of range
thIrty-eight l3.l west OF the Sixth principal
meridian lying and situated IN the county Of
Sherman IN the state OF Kansas. The above
described real estate j. taken as the property Of
said defendants and D. directed by said order Of
sale TO be sold. and viii be sold without APP
praIsement@ to satisfy said order Of sale.
WILLIAM WALKER- JR-.
Sheriff Of Sherman County. kansas.
r. A. RAATEY. Attorney.
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Kansas City. Jan T.-Sales by sample
on track Wheat-No- ? hard. S11zdS2ci
No. hard, SIC; No. red. 91692c; No. 3
red. s0dS1c. Corn-No- 2 mixed. CSC No
mixed, 67d571zc; no. 2 white, 61zG
6szsc- No 3 white, &c Oats-No- 2
mixed, SIC; No mixed. Sc No 2
white 4skI49c: No. white, SIC
Rye No. 2, sc Hay-Timothy, 5000
1A50; prairie, S7-006l3-O0 Eggs. sc per
doz Poultry-Hens, live, &c per h.;
ROSTERS. 15G20c each: turkeys, 7iEGSc;
ducks, &c; geese, 4G5ci pigeons, 75c per
doz- Butter-Creamery. extra fancy &c
per h.; dairy, 1Sc; store packed. 14c- PO-
tatoes-Western. 91d9Sc per H. sweets
s. 00d3 . per bbL Bets, A0d60c per bu-
Onions. S0cGS1-50 per bu- Turnips, 15GZ5c
per bu- Cabbage. S1-O0dL75 per cwt
Apples, fancy, S5-0065O0 per Dbl
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Hereford sold for $4,000.

Chicago, Jan. S.-The Hereford
bull Perfection, 92,s91,' - was sold for
$4,000 yesterday at the Union Stock
yards, Chicago. This is the highest
price ever paid in America for \
Hereford and the highest price in re
cent years for a bull or cow of any
breed. Perfection was the champion
Hereford bull of the International
Live Stock exposition in December.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-01-10
EarnInps OF tbe steeI Trnst

New York, Jan. SIN the nine
months ended December q the net
earnings of the United States Steel
corporation were SS4, rs, POS. The
was held here yesterday and besides
voting the usual dividend Of IA per
cent. on preferred and one per cent.
on common stock, a general state
ment Of the finances of the corpora
ton was made public.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-01-10
SKINNED VICTIMS BODY.
CIaremOre Charged with "A Par
tfcuIarIy AtrOcfOus Crime.

Guthrie. Ok. Jan. 7.-Wiley and
William Littlehead. brothers and
full-blood Euchee Indians. have been
arrested by members of their own
tribe after a two weeks search and
are now in the federal Jail at Clare
more, l. T. They are charged with
the murder OF Candy Squire on
Christmas. near Mounds. by beating
him TO death with clubs. then skin
ming the body and hanging it on
barbed wire fence. All were intoxi-
Gated and there was no apparent
cause for the crime so far as known.
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Even Split in Ohio.

Columbus, o.. Jan 6.-The fight
between the Hanna and Foraker
forces in the Ohio legislative caucus
Saturday evening resulted in an
ev en- split. The Hanna men secured
control of the house and the For
aker men Of the senate. Some Of
the nominations for officials Of the
senate were made without oppOsi-
ton, but there was "a fight to a
finish" for those Of the house, es-
pecially for the speakership.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Live stock.

Kansas City. Jan T.-Cattie-MarEet
weak and lower beef steers. &49oG6-0os
native COWS, S22o15o0s native stOckers
3O0GA5 HOg-Narket lower at 5000
SIS. Sheep-Market steady 70 strong
sheep. S2I5G5I0; lambs. S-5065-Q0.
Chicago. Jan 7.-Cattle-Good TO prime
steers. S650a7-55: stOckers and feederG-
SZO0TA55: Texas fed steers. S-oo05-00-
Hog-1Ixed and butchers. S51eQ6-40-
Sheep-Good TO choice Wetherss $40
as: western sheep. &A5aA5; native
lambs, S-5od6-o0-
St Louis, Jan 7.-Cattle-Beef steers,
s. 50d6.E5; stOckers and feeders. s. 4o4
$50 Texas steers. fed. S-S0d5-5o- HOGS
PIGS and lights. S5-O0d6-2o; butchers. S6-25
F6-6o. Sheep-Natives, S3%8Lz5; lambs,
- -nTr II
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-01-10
Neeroes Denounce rhelr Own FACE

Topeka, Kan, Jan. S.-The leading
negroes of Topeka have called upon
Chief of Police StahI to reform the
negro lawless element of the town.
They say that the young negroes are
growing up to be tough citizens and
something should be done to check
the development of crime in them
Scarcely a negro social event is pulled
of here any more but a crowd of
toughs start a rough house.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-01-10
First published November 81
SHERI FPS SALE.

IN the 3ist day Of December. 1871. at tsFc
" O'Clock D. M. ar the east front door Of the
court house in Goodland. IN Sherman county
state Of Kansas / viii sell at public sale. the
following property, tu-uIt- The southeast quar-
ter SEA- Of section thIrtyfour ifl IN township
nine O. south OF range thirty-nine .sg1 west al
the Sixth principal meridian. and the north
east quarter Me- Of section three 80 in town
ship ten 10 south Of range thirty-uine l,9' west
Of the Sixth principal meridian. Sherman c0uu-
~. kansas This sale Viii be made subject 90
an attachment lien Of one HOyt Andrews. made
NOvemb Der Is. lgJl. upon the southeast quarter
Of section -. township 2. range 80. the property
Of Rudolph +. Drunken and Maggie Brun ken.
taken on execution In favorof Heyo J-Feldman.
NuLIAs WALEEE. JE.. Sheriff.
Dated NOvem Der -. 1911.