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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27

President Castro. Of Venezuela. has
resigned Tnas ACTON has long been
C 'Rtemplated By the president In order
that Venezuela might present a more
united front against the powers Cas-
tro's brother, Who is vice president,
viii take the reins Of government It
is thought that Castro viii be re-elect-
ed and thus viii secure the endorse
ment Of the republic.
The Armour, Cudahsy, Swift, Ham
mond and the SEsrtzchild & SUI
burger packing companies we're each
fined 5000 in the Missouri supreme
court last Friday, and the i've defend
ants have also 70 pay a total Of 5000
costs. Unless the fines and costs are
paid IN thirty days, they are 10 be
ousted from the state. The penalty
was for pooling to ok aud maintain the
price OF meats
There are about % republican eandi-
dates for congress in the aBig
Seventh" congressional district. the
place haFing been made vacant By the
resignation of Congressman Long
The district includes b counties, and
il viii take 90 votes to nominate. The
republican convention will be held at
Great Bend and the election comes of
in May The democratic candidate
has not msterialized as yet aud in
that camp there is not so much Of q
rush owing to the fact that the
probabilities OF election are less.
London adviees Of March . report
that Mrs Florence Maybrick. convict
ed Of poisoning her husband, James
May brick, Liverpool cotton merch-
ant, will be liberated In 1904 She was
sentenced to hang at the conclusion Of
her trial IN Liverpool, August Z, 1889,
but the sentence was commuted to life
Imprisonment. She has been impris-
Oned about ID years. Her maiden
name was Chandler and she was q
native OF Mobile, Ala. Her husband
bought cotton extensively in the south.
He was 40 years old and she was only
20 when they we're married. Large
real estate interests in Kentucky. Viz
GINA aud West Virginia are pending
her release.
Eugene Z. Ware, the present pen
sion commissioner, is reported to be
slated for appointment as judge Of the
I United States circuit court Of appeals
IN the place Of Judge Caldwell, who
viii soon retire. Judges Of the United
states circuit court on appeals recei We
81 600 per year salary. The head
quarters OF the court is at st. Louis
but It sits also IN st. Paul in May and
Denver 10 September. All cases ap-
pealed from the United States circuit
courts or district courts except capital
cases and those involving constitution
al questions are tried in this court
Cases which come under these two ex-
ceptiOns 60 direct to the United States
supreme court.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27

The new law regulating the issuance
Of teachers certificates requires 3 high
81 standard OF education than hereto
fore. Sherman county teachers viii
have TO get to work and prepare them
selves on new branches If they expect
to keep abreast Of the requirements.
The teacher who now holds q third
grade certificate will have TO pass a sat
istactOFy examination in history of Kan
sas in addition to the old branches, if
he or she wishes TO maintain even the
lowest standard. The second grade
takes in history of Kansas and algebra
in addition but drops out bookkeeping
from the former branches. The first
grade adds to the old course history Of
Kansas, algebra, English literature, but
excludes the former subject Of physics.
A synopsis OF the law by William S.
Picksn, Of the Hays City Morn al school,
is here given:
THE certificate law, now in force, pro-
vides professional certificate, good for
one year, but renewable without exam
inatiOn, requiring in addition to old first
grade subjects, general history. history
of Kansas, algebra and English litera-
ture, minimum averages 80 per cent,
Single subject minimum 50 per cent,
age q.
%The new first grade calls for same
subjects as above, less general history
and natural philosophy. Items as
above, 80 per cent, 20 per cent, age Is.
HThe second grade is, as first, minus
book keeping and literature. Items as
before so per cent, 80 per cent, age Is.
The third calls for subjects Of second.
minus algebra. Items as before 70 per
cent, 80 per cent, age Is A student,
however, who has completed two years
Of high school work or its equiyale Mt
may be as young as is years.
''The new law abolishes the April eK-
animation, leaving only the October and
January examinations besides the one at
the close OF institute"
Home study Of the history Of Kansas
and Of English literature with what drill
and review that can be gotten during
the county institute may put the aver
age teacher in a fair way to pass on these
branches, but the larger subjects Of
general history and algebra can not be
so readily handled The person who
gets sure grip on algebra will have to
devote a school year to it under a com
petent instructor. The persevering
teacher may even work up general his
tory By himself. But when a complete
view Of the new requirements is taken it
seems as though the best course for the
country school teacher would be to at
tend some good normal school for year
II possible, in which time these extra
branches could be disposed of besides
taking up some work still more ad
Yanced. Every Sherman county teacher
should plan to more than meet these
new conditions, and when he has risen
full and fair in the ranks his salary viii
rise with him. The wages the average
teacher gets now is paltry sum, and be
should be glad IL by knowing more he
can increase his earning capacity ., 30,
or even 100 per cent.
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N the dirtrfct court q the Thfrty-fourth
IL judicial district. sitting in and for the com
II q Sherman iu the state Of kanEas- John " ..
ELline, plaintiff. vs.. Marcellus Winters and
Maize Winters. husband and wife, j. j. xii
patrick and - Fitzpatrick. his wife. the
Board q County Comuisslousrs Of sherman
county, Eansas, and John Doe. real name Tn
knoun. dsfsudauts- By rirtus u an order Of
sale issued 10 me cut Of said district court =
the above entitled action, j vii. on Wednes-
day. the 1st day u April A. D. 12ll &C o'=lock
. m q said DAY. e the east front door Of the
court huuEs- IN tie city Of fioodlaud. IN the
coEutT Of SlerIlau IN the state Of kauszs- offer
a. public sale. and sci 70 the hiEhest an best
bic1er, for cash N had all the fo--CWl1E
dsscribed real estate to-Wit. The nortleast
quarter NJ Of eeCtlC1 tWeUfT-c1e I'D IN
township nine .ss s1uth Df ranEe forty 40.
wet q the eIEth principal meridian. lying and
harEzE. lLs above dcscribcc real estate -
talceu tne rr1rertT Of szid delerclsuts- and =
directE1 b said order o. sale 70 Be- sold. and
VII D sold without lpprlisausuts % SATISFY
said order cf sale.
6EoEGE ~. BlADLET,
SarfH 81 sharrrau C,o1rtF EalsgE.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27
SO sreet md PIea.Inr in Tnsts.

Mrs G. Peterson, 625 Lake street,
Topeka, Kan, speaking Of Billiards.
HOrehOund Syrup, says: at has never
failed 70 give entire satisfaction and
Of all cough remedies il is my fsYOrite.
and Lmust confess to my many friends
that it will do aud has done what is
claimed for ito speedily cure cold
or cough; and 1t Is so sweet and pleas
ing IN taste" &c, 500, and ~ at Arens-
berg 4 Cu1lenis.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27
IE5Ess ggbli5ssb.sa. l lla 8 !. 81 ..:I,.


NOTICE - hereby given that on Tuesday, the
~ 9Th day Of April. 1903. there VIII be held In
the city Of Goodland- kansas, an election at
which time and place there VIII Be elected the
following officers Of said city. 70 serve for q
period q two years each to-Wit=
mayor.
Police judge
City treasurer.
Treasurer q the board Of education.
One councilman from The ri rst ward
One councilman from the Second ward.
One councilman from the Third ward.
One member Of the board Of education from
the First ward
one membs- Of the board Of education from
the Second ward.
One member o. the board Of education from
the Third ward.
The voting places At said election shall Be a.
follows. First ward. az the olfice Of the probate
judge IN the court house Second ward, AZ the
council room in the WaterT0r<s buiidings Third
ward at
The polls at said election shall open At nine
O'clock a. M and close az SIX o clock p. n. Of
said day.
Wftnoss my had this 18th day Of March. 1eGs.
u =. EELEWHEEGEE- MaTor.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27

I viii sell the following property at my
place, two miles north OF GoOdisnd, sec
ton IS 80, at 10 O'Clock a. m, Tuesday,
March 81. 3 head Of cattle consisting
Of ~ milk cows, 5 yearling steers, ( year
ling steer calves, 10 yearling heifers,
heller calves; will also sell q lot Of lum-
Der. Terms: All sums Of SO or under,
cash; all sums over $40, time given to
October l, 1903, with approved security
and interest at the rate Of ten per cent;
five per cent on for cash. Free lunch.
81. ENTWIsTLE-
GEoBGE- BRADLEY, Auctioneer.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27
smoky.

The weather is getting warm aud the
people have begun their spring farm
ing.
VIM. kanOuse is drilling a well for
J. r Eieher this week
J. G. WEIGH lost a horse last week
Thomas Hsrtzler was taking the ex
animation At the Liberty school house
Lar Saturday.
Mr.. Fryer, who has been visiting
Henry Chandler, returned 70 Iowa las
week
J.B. Barrett, who has been digging
wells nearly all winter, has struck
plenty Of water at last
Jim Wood Is going to move on the
II. M. Rses place this spring.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27
wILL THEY suILp HousEs9

Rumored the Rock Island VIII Put In
Residences for ShOPmen.
IL Is rumored that the Rock Island
viii build tenement houses here this
summer to accommodate the families of
shop men The company is hampered In
keeping men here on account Of the diff
hculty 10 finding houses to rent and also
rooms for single men.
Rent is extremely high and If the
report comes true, this stringency may
be relieved, and the rental of houses
brought down 70 a more reasonable
basis
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27

Thomas J. Edwards, Of Colorado
Springs, and Gladys n. Martin, Of
Denver, we're married this week IN
Denver. Mr.. Edwards is a passenger
conductor on No. 81 and -, between
Colorado Springs and Phillipsburg.
and for long time was q freight con
ductOr on this division. The bride is
not known in GoOdland.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27
ChiIdr.n,s 80 % 81.

Mrs. Joe McGrath, 81 E-FIrst street,
Hutchinson, Kan, writes: Il have CIV
en- Billiards. HorehOund Syrup TO my
children for coughs and colds for the
past four years snd find IL the best
medicine ever used" Unlike many
cough syrups il contains no opium but
will soOth and heal any disease Of the
throat and lungs quicker than any 9th
en- remedy. 25c, soc, and 81 at Arens-
berg & Cullen's.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27

II am DESTROYS Of knowing If the pro-
fession can obtain Herbine in bulk for
prescribing purpOsesG Il has been Of
great use TO me in treating eases Of
dyspepsia brought on by excesses Or
I have never known it to
fail in restoring the organs Effected %
their healtbful activity" SOC bottle Rt
AreDsberg & Culleuis
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27
Heavy snow Pulling.

At the time OF going to press a heavy
snow is falling over Sherman county.
The temperature is moderate and con
ditions are favorable for e large fall Of
snow. The ground is vet down many
feet and nothing but a miracle would
seem to prevent a big crop the comm
season
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27

Mrs. A z Simpson, 500 CrsiR street,
Knoxville, Tenn, writes, June 10, 1899
II have been trying the baths of Hot
Springs, Ark, for sCistic rheumatism,
but gst more relief from Ballard's
Snow Liniment than from any medicine
CT anything ever tired Enclosed ind
post oficss order for 81 Send me g
lzrEe bottle By Southern eEpEass-' p
Eold 81 arensbeEg a Cullen.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27
Public Auction.

viii sell at auction in Goodlznd,
March =, nine COWS, one
Hereford bull. One years time viii be
given with interest at ten per cent,
oanka5le security. Five per cent OF
tor cash. ". Q. MALLOCH.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27
UndermusIia.

We have just received our big spring
invoice OF ladies muslin underwear
To ali TIE ladies' are extended special
.nTitstions 60 call and see tdfs line.
q. III. MTLIIStcK
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27

One brown mare, between u and Il
years old, with blue web halter; shod
all around; and one bay mare colt,
coming one year old. A. ID. PALMER.
Section 28-Q- 70
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27
nTen,s shirts.

60 dozen mems dress shirts received.
This is the largest, most elegant line OF
shirts / ever saw snywhere- Men
come in and see them.
G. 81. MILLIsACK.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27
Men'E HatA

Sixty dozen mems hats, all the latest
spring blocks. This is the largest and
finest line Of hats that We have ever
opened mp. Gail and take look.
c. n MLLIsACk.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27

Piano for sale OF Trade.
A good secondhand Steinwsy piano.
Enquire at this Office.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27
THE NEW CERTIFICATE LAW.
Higher Standard Of Education Now
Required Of the Teacher.

Professional, First, Second and Third Grade
Certificates - Subjects Increased in
Every Rank-Third Grade Requires
History Of Kansas in Addition.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27

Wilson Brothers, attorneys at law,
Goodland, Kan.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27

Parties wishing TO purchase or lease
lands in any part Of the county
please call on G. L Calvert
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-03-27

GEoEoE BRADLEY, Auctioneer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-28
PROGRAMA
de ejercicio Practice
PARA
LOS QUE HAYAN SIDO APROBADOS
EN- LOS TRES GRADOS DEL EJERCICIO
TE0RICO.

I. Escrito promoviendo question de
competencia por inhibitoria ante
el Tribunal del Distrito, por razon
del domicilio del demandado.
- Escrito estableciendo la declina-
toria de jurisdiction ante el Tri-
bunal de Distrito, por razon del
lugar donde deba cumplirse la
obligation.
3. Demanda solicitando Ia declara-
toria de pobreza para litigar.
I. Escrito eSsableciendo. la recusaz
cion de uno de los Jueces de I'm
Tribunal, en- pleito civil.
5. Escrito pidiendo reposicion de una
providencia de mera tramitacion,
en- 10 civil.
5. Escrito pidiendo la acumulacion
de unos autos executives a I'm
Juicio voluntario de testamen-
tarfa.
Z. Escrito de demanda en- juicio de-
clarativo de mayor cuantfa, Dor
accion reivindicatoria, sobre bic
nes inmuebles.
8. Escrito de demanda en- iuicio de-
clarativo de mayor cuantfa, por
accion personal, sobre .pago de
cantidad con intereses conve-
nidos.
9. Escrito de contestacion 4 una de-
manda en- juicio declarativo de
mayor cuania con excepciones
dllatorias y recohvencion.
10. Escrito proponiendo prueba peri
cial, de tes:igo5, de confession iu-
dicial y de documentos p1blicos v
privados, eli lin iuicio declarativo
de mayor cuantia.
II. Demanda ejecutiva en- cobro de
pesos, por accion personal proce-
dente de una letra de cambio.
IL. Demanda ejecutiva para hacer
efectiva una deuda constante en-
escritura pi1blica.
I3. Escrito formalizando la oposicion
en- pleito executive.
IA. Demanda entab1ando el procedi-
miento executive sumario para ha-
Ger efectiyo un credito hipote-
carlo.
IS. Demanda de desahucio de una fin
ca r1stica ante el Tribunal del
Distrito.
10. Demanda de reracto de comu.-
neroS.
II. Demanda promoviendo el inter
dicto de adquirir la possession.
rS. Demanda proinoviendo el inter
dicto de retener 8 recobrar la DO
session. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-28

Cuando han de ser admitidas
y como han de ser establecidas.-
Efecto de las ape1aciones. De
negacion de una ape1acion por
defecto de forma. -Termino den
tro del cua1 deben sustanclarse v
reso1verse las apelaciones.- Sen
tencia recaida en- los recursos de
ape1acion.
Casos en- que Sc lie debe admitir
fianZa al acusado. = Fianza del
acusado al ser detenido antes de
presentarse la acusac1on .-Fianza
en- virtud de una acusacion antes
de ser convicto e1 acusado. .-Fian-
"a al es;ablecerse la ape1acion. -
F1anza pecuniaria. DE la entire
ga 6 rendicion del acusado. Con
fiscacion de fianZa. .-Nuevo arres-
to del acusado despues de haber
prestado fianza.
Como Sc hara obligatoria la com
parecencia de testigos. .-Interro-
gatorio Conditional de testigos. -.
Disposiciones re1ativas q los inte-
rrogatorios de test goS por medic
de exhortos. Investigator acer-
ca de la locura del acusado antes
del juicio, 6 despues de su convi,-
cion.
{. Convenio de las parties con permi-
SO del Tribunal, sobre determine
dos de1itos pt1blicos.-Sobresei-
miento de la accion antes 6 .des-
pues de presentada la acusacion,
por falta de parte actora 6 de
cualquier otro modo. .-Procedi-
mientos contra las Corporaclones.
Disposition de la propiedad ro-
bada 6 estafada. Auto de Ha-
beas Corpus -Qnien pnede soli-
citarlo y requisite cue ha de con-
tener la solicitud. .-Quienes pue-
den otorgarlo. = Procedimientos
legales despues de presentada la
solicitud interesando un auto de
Habeas Corpus. -Casos en- que
debera excarcelarse a la persona
arrestada.- a.-Otras disposiciones re-
lativas al auto de Habeas Corpus.
. Disposiciones relatives a las Or
denes de allanamiento. .-Proce-
dimientos contra los profugos de
la juSticia. .-Procedimientos para
traer a los presos ante I'm Tribu-
nal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-28

ira las sentencias de los amiga
bles componedores y de los inter
puestos por e1 Ministerio Fiscal
Disp osiciones comunes a todos los
recursos de casacjon.
~. Del recurso de revision en- mate
" ria civil .-Casos en- que procede.
-Plazos para interponerlo: Ira
mitacion. DE las SentenciaS da-
das en- virtud de este recurso.
A8. De la Jurisdiction voluntaria. =
Del nombramiento de tutores.
Del discernimiento del cargo de
tutor. .-Disposiciones comunes a
esta seccion.
40. De los depositos de personals.
" Del modo de e1evar q escr1tura
ptb1ica e1 testamento 8 codicilo
hecho de palabra DE la apertu-
ra del testamento cerrado. DE
las informaciones para dispense
de Lev. = De las habilitaciones
para comparecer en- juic1o.
20. De las informaciones para perpe-
tua memoria. DE la enagenacion
de bienes de memories 6 incapaci-
tados y transaction acerca de sus
derechos. DE la administration
de biones de ausente en- ignorado
para dero. De las subastas )lrn-
tarias judiciales.- De la possession
judicial en- los casoS en- que no
proceda ell interdicto de adquirir.
Del desliade y amojonamiento.
81. De los actos de Jurisdiction vo-
luntaria en- negocios de comercio
-Disposiciones generates Del
dep6sito y recono miento de efec-
tos mercantiles. Del embargo y
deposito provisionales del valor
de una 1etra de cambio.-De la
califcacion de las aver1as y de la
liquidation de la grue "a y contri-
bucion la misma DE Ia des-
carga aban 1ono & Intervention de
efectos mercantiles y de la fianza
de cargamento. DE la enagena-
cion y apoderamiento de efeclos
comerciales en- casos urgentes VI
de la recon posiclon de naves =
De otros actos de comercio que re-
quieran la Intervention judicial
perentoria. = Del nombramiento
de arbitros y de peritos en- el con-
trato de SECURES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-28
EnjuiciamientO Criminal.

Como puede ser convicta una per
soma de I'm delit9.-kn que forna
y en- nomb-e de quien Sc entablan
los processes crimjnaleS.-DereCho
del acusado en- un proceso crimi-
nal.-Quienes son magistrates
De los Jueces de paz.-Facultades
de los IeceS de paz y lie sas Sc
cretarios -Mandamientos de arres-
to: forma en- que han de extern
derSe. = Procedi nientos 1egales
despIes de arrestada una persona
y some.ida a Ia jurisdiction del
Juez de Paz.-Recnrsos contra las
resoluciones de los J1eces de Paz.
-Fianza de los acusados.
Que Sc eutiende por acusaci6n-
En- que-tiempo y Ell que forma de-
be presentarse.- e.-Cuando Sc consi-
dera sa6ciente una acusaci6n.-
Otras disposiciones relasivas a la
acusacion.-Fac 1G4des y deberes
del FiScl all eberes de los Secre-
tarios de las Cor, es de Dist ito.
Arresto: quien 10 Lara y como Sc
1levara a cabo.-AcuSaci6n del reo
en- persona ante ell Tribunal
(arraig 1ment) ).-Casos en- que el
Tribdnal debs deseStimar la acu-
Saci6n.-Proce 1imien os desp les
de desestimada la acusacion Y en-
los casos en- qle el Tribunal dis
pusiere que So fornl1e nueva acu-
sacion. - Exception perento oria !:
defnicion.-Caso IS en- que procede.
-Tiempo y forma en- que ha de
presentarse. -Procedimiento des-
pues de admitida 6 desestimada
la exception per sntoria.
Disp osicioneS re1ativas a las ale
gaciones. a la tras1acion de las
causas a osro Tribunal antes del
juicio y a Ia forma del juicio =
Lista 8 relacion de ca1sas Dis
poSiciones relativas al ]urado.
Recusacion del Jurado -Lisposi-
clone; relativas a Ia misma.-P Pro
cedimienr)s en- los juicios por ju-
RADIO. -Examen de testigo v ma
1lera de impugnar 81 veraciiad.-
D1Sposiciones relativas q los Jul
clos por conspiracion, asesinato,
bigamia, Justification de billetes,
aborto, extorcion, E infraccion de
las diSposiciones sobre loterfas.-
Disolucion del jurado. Casos en-
que Ell Tribunal debe ordenar la
q <l1aco111ci6n dA1 acs1codg, T...4..,.1