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= : = 8. 80 ss Y u = 4 ~ = -
s s nsEG1f sf RsTas s,t f'ss
Shore and Michigan Southern hallway al
s 's Miami and s Ns,ss sna Mobile saa MoasGn
cry Rallrona 1slnt ~ per
sa.ys Sssssf i!Sss ss
ssRt snS &C. 1ss. AHA Rsf p
n ne" ai nd pe St. aas RAILROAD f.. retadas
stnnespo.. f ST Paul and SMUT ST, Marie halfway.
Mobile and ~" ohio saitoaid Co. Aon,semery INST
Montana t Central i,atcad at.t oper cent
FssfIs RsTsSy COMPANY per
SnshtIlis ,,Sat'angasa and ST louis Railway, at.t
New York Chicago and ST. louis saiiroad drst
Se%s York. iattawanna and Western aairoad nr.t
New YORK s,isdnehanna and Western railroad nrst
New York sasd,channa and Western Railroad ter
Norfolk and if' western Rallway roaAonta. Joint st
Sorihstfn f haeltetreat Northern railroad joint
cres5n Short Line per cent participating tRedeem
rcnnsyvana CO, registered w per
snnsyy"a eS sspga SGT Sc
81 fsf ssas F1' oil
southern railway Co. rs consolidated per cont
St. Paul MINI. and Man Railway, first consolidated
ST. Lawrence '' and AdrondacK Rsilroad Co.. ar.
ST. 70 louis se"i Iron e,!aai and Southern Hallway uni
ST I and ron Mountain and Southern Sn Railroad
sis isns aid g gsa 'i a,toaa etninx
santa Fe Prescott mud Phoenix hallway rst
Union Ess'ls iaiy;sy AZ. lien
Union Pacific ia lway - per cent.
sSars s
west Shore Railway Co.. irst guaranteed coupon
Columbus and and Ninth Avenue Iiaroa arst ier
Venue and raronia Ferry Rnilwas as't
Mnnea polls & III, Street Railway { pei cent
Tsre CAS- Srs ssa TS4 est
York Gag and Electric Light Heat and Power
thirty fourth pSi Street Street crosstcwn Hallway per cent
ee,rls nilxfg y se ar
pss eHs' Hooking Coal and Coke CO.. per
Uni,ea States Steel Corporation Sinking Fund,
western ''H non lccerarh co, i Ter cent s:
Standard Gas Lshsst &c Co. per cent 49,
Albany and suDaueharna Railroad. 100 shares
Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Paul Isailrond, prefcrJed
chicago siiiSankse and ST Paul railroad common
chicago and preferred ioo
i sadsssi and common
cleyeaas ST. louis iarond
Detroit s'ii iilsdaie and ailroad go
-, snarss ID hudson shares
etsHsaf aa sste 500 s
ISfsns yns
Lake Erie md Western Railroad Co., preferred 100
IossIiief and 600 shares
Minneapolis and ST. Louis Railroad e. second pre-
Missouri Pacific Railroad Coz 800 shares
Mobile and birmingham Raiirosd 24,. shares
New York and Harlem Rarond. 0ss shares: 3.
New York, I1ackawannn8 and Western lailrond, ECO
Norfolk 4 Western Railwas preferred. 900 shares.
Norfolk Western Hallway Common 500 shares e. 4.
S Sort, SecuEes az
Pttsbnrr O. q and ST. Louis Railroad, preferred,
rtisSnrs Fort and chicago KaiFoad 40
Rensselaer Saratoga RAILROAD 5oo sh,sss.
' Cert s chieasoa East .s. u
American Exchange National Bank. 90 shares
Citizens Contra National Bank 40 shares,
German r,ericnn Bank 22l sha
Mershants National Bank 80 shares
Merchants Trust 81 SO shares :: ..,
New York Security nnd Trust e. 400 s 5
Co. 200 shares
CONSOLIDATED, Gas. eompan 90 shares
Third Avenue Railroad 800 shares.
iullnian C0,. 0O shares
Standard OIL Co, 750 shnres 4. &.
United Gas improvement Co, 800 sha res
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iS5fNAvAT STORES.

q WILMINGTON. 1 N. 2c.. March, 31.-sP1RITS
Observation-Disclosures doing receipts
casks. b Rostn-Firnl at 81 bid receipts, 10
ia rfejs ar--Ffrm Mt ST. 20: receipts. So barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Frm at 81. sqas. 1o; receipts,
Gs barrels 4sSsS . ~ =.
NEaFirm at &c Z receipts. 100 casks; sales.
sos casks: shi pnlents. ,54s casks. Rosin- Firm
receipts. 07l barrels: sales, b33 barrels; ship
mcnts, 114s barrels. Z Z. -. 2. -
CHARLESTON. s. c.. March s1.-TURPES-
TINE AND ROS1N-Sothing doing 81 81 3i3ss
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limited States registered per cent
Brooklyn city School Building PEI
S Ssw York CITY Department OF Correction Build
ngs registered M per cent a. y. ::n
New S York G ay pesss and erras registered
Sew Nork CITY school House registered cent
New York City Schools III brooklyn Registered s,a
Nap yoss tity Schools and sites Borough queens
Ees MssIsS IA Hstg,ndins per cent
Torota, Canada Local enforcement ~ per cent
Atchison, Topeka and Santa re Railway general
Ach,s ps, f fsp santa u Hallway isbenro
Ach,!nsn, Spska and Santa 70 railway ieiahais
Atlantis hsr coas, line airohd Collateral louis and
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad first q per cent
Central Railroad Of New Jersey, sfhera' eoupuh
ccn hsrl OF Sew Jersey general regt'rr
80 Si''teil o Railway
chicago ss;, and Alton .niIrosa Gsins Pr ss,s;
Cicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad hrst console
ch ssssa md pSss fS Hallway suIns Fund
cn tsi and Sor.wesisrl hallway sinking nd
chicago sss e a' Northwestern HALLWAY Sinking faaa a.
cn ssa9sfe u!s Sil ss and ST. aal RaFoai
cAss ESQ., aiM ss kew anu rsa 4lloaa
chs M iIwa Sss and III fau aoad South
chicago, i,oek island and I'aclfie Railroad arst
closyssnd toli, en- aud Ind, RAILWAY 60 ar.t
clepp si SenS ma 81 Louis pY rs per cent
Erie Raron, nrsl consoi dated pergcent
Erie Rarond Pennsylyania collateral per cent?,
Erie Railway general lien per cent
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u. s. rAfunding "a. registered +, :. +. io4l.
u s. refunjing a. coupon, :. 1864
u S. 3s registered Z. 1o41s
IT, q as COUPON Z. I. ..... 1G6 u
u 81 New A. rcgiste ed .......... 1873
u. s.. New A.. coupon l.3
IL s.. Old as registered loist
American Tobacco Is cert nca tcs. /. ]. "
American Tobacco IS, ccrtilcate l!sA
Atchison general 1923
Atchson adjustment ?6ss
Atlantic Coast Line 4a................... lolit
Baltimore and Ohio ~ loi:s
baltimore and Ohio BEN
Central OF Georgia 6s old ............i u
Central OF Georgia ht Inc. {bltl 2? +
Central OF Georgia Cd Inc.. q ~
chesapeake and Ohio lt6A
Chicago and Attn 3,5s..a, .....4..........5 "
C.hiraru r. and Quincy new 4s...... 4. 90 :;
Chicago r. T. and Pac.3 r. r.. u.s.. s3,,f
Chicago r. Il. and Pac.s n. r.. col. 5s....,, stN
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believe DAUGHTER OF
WATSON WILL RECOVER
INV Assd Gated press,

= I!v sfEs' citteu I'TehsJ 49,, I7-
THOMSON, Gh., March 3f.--1ion.
Thomas Il. Nvatsons daughter, Miss
Agnes Watson, who was reported uncon-
scious last night as n result Of an over
dose or morphine, taken on prescription
to allay pain, Is mucll better today. She
Will recover.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PEANUT MARKET.
Il PETERSBURG. NrA., March .3l:. -. =: It's Is
Einias-Market stronger at * G4c. /. for fancy
stock: machine picked 2ik 1sttlc Smelling stock,
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,or, pac,ac ss \. .. y. ....,..... T6N
tSoI -, 1Ii;. ar, c,r, a. 103 Ell
Nor,o,k shnrt Ina refundng ls......... SIX
MA cony SIS
,enssy y at ~ n,nsa i ls 1902
aHeaqln ,s. ond inn Mountain con- 5s.... 1lsls
81. @ , co n t-rn Iaco f. 4s......,, Oh
a. ns so,,,hwestern con. 4s.......... se
Seaboard Air Line Siu
Southern Pacific y III
Southern Railway 6s =
sIn nnd yVcat err, Is Offered 80. Sc
oieuo' p 81. A. lo7X
i,miom pacinc COW "a &. yl32h
f."Ar s,aei "a Ss h &. 95s
~. n, y,aH1.ts 1911
Wabash Deb. BIS. 5.%
rvheei;np and LIKE Eric As 92ia
1,iacnnsin C,cntta As a3la
nd n COLA teral Trust s............. 9SIa
Central Of Georgia Sd Inc i9ss
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my 8. GOODS MARKET.

n NEW YORK. March 51.-The dry goods
market Is without particular feature. and yet
iici.,aaed flrrnncss is generally recoEnized and
admitted In certain directions More actlyity
* IN 4 evidence particularly from the South,
where an Improvement Is regarded as especial
~ favorable Jobbers expect improvement next
week from nearby trade with a continuance OF
wa rr1 Gather &ia ~
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BALTIMORE, MD. NJ arol, 81. y, FI.oU Run
changed. Wheat --ISasy spot. contract, and the
month, 81 ,o9x southern BY sample sls;g
6lssc:; southern white corn. ASH G5a&c Ga ts--
Quiet; No. mixed, 35@a51ic, Rye-lrirn.
lsutter--Steady; fancy imitation, ss5Q1S6c DO;
creamery, $4,000. Eggs Steady and UNCHANGED
at isAc. Cheese Firm and unchanged sugar
Strong and unchanged. ~ III tsis t
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bales; & stock, "a, 7ss bales: export t. Great
Britain. 2,099 bales: TO j pan, 6p bales Z. ~
Total to-day a all ports--S ct o.o9e
bales export TO Great Britain 1855 bales: 70
france. 5.7a. bales: to the Con- nen,. ss;s.1
baies; to Japan 900 bales stock a.. ~ bales.
Concentrated at ali ports,set receipts. Log, 6l4
ba les: port TO Great Britain 81 10 bales * 20
France. 1851 bales: to the l,ontin si..e
bales; q to Japan. i,5cs bales; 70 Mexico. l.1Vt
sbaics. 5il s5s 4, IS Z. 81
receipts III bales: export 70 Great BritAiH.
e6l, go ba to France. 556. aa3 bales; 70 the
Continent l 2.5ln.5l9 balca: to Japan, lss.o;5
bales; 10 sie1ies. q. 10 bales bales.
SEW-S 81 LEASY La. March 3i.--C0TToS-.,
sYot cotton quiet and GS;ss;dy ngs limited
apd itmand fair sales q ioe bales, Including
atb 40 arrive and ~ 4. o. b. delivered on
contracts. 500 bales Quotat tons unchanged;
Futures opened quiet and steady ana lu.
points ,p. Responding to ma nipulatlon Tor an
advs nee PRICK improved 4G5 points I.i erpooit
cables ray that apart from Efforts 70 life tue.
price or cot ton the market iH in most healthy
condition and operators are granuaily SDeins
Impressed by the bush feature OF the staple
During the afternoon prof. taking by longs
ca rried prices down until the gains OF the
session had been entirely lost The market
closed dun. net unchanged TO 3 points DOWN
VA Cotton futures quiet. April 7.43 bid May.
q J,ne. 4sl7 As; y ~ 4 Az
gust. 4 ISL ITO: sep,cmber. 7:ti a., So October.
.T.t7a7ts; November, I.seaI 81; December.
A. e
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PRODUCE MARKET.

4 NEW YORK. March FIOLR,- inastive,5
but fairly steady.g Rye Flour--Dull. BUCK
wheat Flour IN omnal. CTnmeal-SteadS.
-Itye--Non,tna,. Barley-SloW. y
b aHheat--Barely stendyi No red, 3ll4s
.Afloats Options unchanged to i4c.s net lower,
May closed at 3l.llh July. sasc.; September pc
Corn steady: No. q. 5sisc. elevator OPTIONS
NC net higher. "A May closed at s3is july
al, SC. Oats-Dul; nike ~ 35l. d3sc
IN f,aef-Steady. Cut Meats--Quiet.EaL arl-
Quiet; refined. quiet, I'ork-Steady: allow
,I1ull. Roein--Ste ady. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
I Cofree--Spot RIO, steady; mild. quiet Futures
steady, unchanged TO S points higher. sugar r.
Raw strong !; fair refining, sc = centrifugal.
s. nest Y, &c. !; In0lasses sugar, t.fc. fenh ca,
steady. Firm Molasses- st ahy.
butter Firm and unchanged. Cheesas.Slra ,
state small, coiored and While aI3Aql4Ac.3
Fasy-Easy; nearby. selected. eoc. sout herns'
b Potatoes-Qu Long Island, 81. toG2 % Stale
and Western, ill.9d. ~ erKey sweets per clot
Ton, 4 barrel, 1916. 90. Peanuts-Ftrm; X fancy
bkG5ltc.;s other domestic, -. g
buc1' lCabbages-Quiet: Florida, per barrel
era tc, 81. 5Oa2. 20. cotton--By steam TO Liver
pool. 100 lic.E IL
CHICAGO, ILL., March si.-Excellent wealth
ers IN The limited State scounteracted the erect
iof decrea sed shipment from Argentina, causing
a weak close In the wheat market here to-day,
the July option being shade lower than yes--
terday's final quotations. May corn Is up ~
Nc; bats show q gain OF NC; and provisions
are 23s Qi5c.i higher ga
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

~ !, = ami 81 1auis zen. Is .......... 1o2.s j
Chicago Terminal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y
Colorado Midland a9 -
Colorado and Southern 4s...........,..,'. -
Cuba SIS, certificates ms
Dis, ;,s,s. 81 SEX
l:rsa MIR 3iict a. 1ol1a
t;ria treEnrai 4 ~ !, ..... s3,s
IT'LL nv Vaaisv as. 1ioh
Japan S. certificates $1,000 i1s
louisville and Nashville Cnined 4s........:s Ivy
Manhattan con- gold 4s tb!dl lu ~,
Mexican Central as,t
Sfinn. nj 81 oils "a fofYered) sG.s
tNf;aant,ri Kansas nd Texas As =. l01k
N,i IL n.a ~ TrIas sds......... IS
!, III, ~ Mer,co con s2a
Nm, tynri. f.entrai gen shs ........... 99K
Se,', Iarsay rentra1 gen 5s Iii . 1861
Sor,terns pacinc !. n 4. I. 1c6la
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.cOTTONsEED8 OIL MAI

cOTTONsEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, Merch 3l.---ottonseed oil easy;
trade only moderately active. Prime crude, {
0. b. mills. alehc: prime summer, yellow.
white esasslsc.; prime winter yellow, 27a 2Sc.
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R1cHsloNp sToCIi MARKET.

Richmond Va. March 81 1ss1. q
"a lgss AZ ~ III SALEs. 81 II
Virginia 3s.-l.cn0 al So
VIRGINIA 4Csnturies--id9 at $50
& Richmond City 4s-- 100 al l05is 50
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. preferred--2s
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q The leading futures ranged as follows:
IA TsI,,Ss, ~ 5,s,s Omen. High. Low. Close.

y July 7l5 at I15 7,17Is
cash quotations were follows; FLOUR.
Easy. No..a sprlng wheat. sl,0sd1 ~ No 8,
.47ad7Kc.; No. 2 yellow, l7ac No. 9 oats.
'2assc.: No. 32 white, a2aa2*c.; NO. 3 white,
.o,sdSlc No, 2. ryth 7s17c. Good feeding barley,
flaxseed, $l.24; No. lstlorthwestern, sls7 prime
Timothy seed 1890, Mess pork; per 81 barrel RI,
short ribs sides tioosej, So s7,sG7oo; short clear
sides fboxedJ. ss76Q6s7is Whiskey, basis Of
high wines, sl,23 Glover. contract grade. 1870.
.lGaSc. Cheese--steudy nj 1?d islac, EGGS
Steady at mark cases included. &c.,; f1rsts,a
Ice. prime ilrsts, l7c,; extras lSc. IE I.
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gIVisible Cotton Supply.

llc:.anaaa. t54,5s2. so7i lnerease, a5.o.
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al,le Carried out at mar.

Total Par and Market lalne Carried out At mar
Cash In the companys principal Office.
Cash belonging to tho company In hank
Interest and accrued bonds included In mar
Gross. the policies) ~ course
three months due.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-04-28
WHO OWNS THE RAILROADS.

H T Newcomb Of the District OF
Columbia Bar, has compiled statistics
showing that Stats depositors in
savings banks of six eastern states
are directly interested in the joint
ownership Of $442, S54,0S6 OF steam
railroad securities, that insurance
companies doing business in Massa-
chusetts hold $S45, sS9, O38 Of steam
railroad stocks and bonds and "A edu-
cational institutions depend on s47,-
46S, 1927 invested in similar securities
for a portion Of their income Other
iduciary Institutions own enough
railroad securities to bring such hold
ing up to more than a billion and a
half dollars, about One-sixth Of the
entire capital invested in railroad
property. These investments repre-
sent the savings Of the masses, there
being twenty million holders Of life in
surance policies in the country, as
many more Of fire insurance policies,
and an even greater number Of de-
pOsitOrs in banking and trust institu-
tons, where investments are largely
In railroad securities.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-04-28
Iowa Student Goes to Oxford.

Jacob Van Der Zee Of Sioux Center.
Iowa. a student at the Iowa state uni
versity. has won one Of the Rhodes
scholarships at Oxford, England.
Young Van Der Zee is a native Of
Holland and came 70 this country If
teen years ago His father is a car
penter and the lad had to work his
way through the university. The
Rhodes scholarships require appli-
cants TO have an athletic as well as
a classroom record. and the fact that
young Van Der Zee excels in the mile
run and is also a good football. base
bsM and tennis player 10 doubt aid.
Cd him in passing the tests
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-04-28

There are cases where an operation
Is the only resource. but when one con-
siders the great number OF cases Of
ovarian and womb trouble cured BY
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound after physicians have advised
operations. no woman should submit to
one without first trying the Vegetable
Compound and writing Mrs Pinzham,
Lynn, Mass, for advice. which is free.
Miss Margret Merkley Of 275 Third
Street, Milwaukee, Wis, writes:
Dear Ms Pinkham:-
g Loss Of strength, extreme nervousness
shooting pains through the pelvic organs,
bearing down pains znd cramps compelled
me to seek medical advice. The doctor. afteE
making an examination said had ovarian
trouble and liberation and advised an opera
ton. To this strongly objected and decided
70 try Lydia z. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound. The ulceTatioal quickly healed all
the bad symptoms disappeared and I am
once more strong, vigorous and well"
Ovarian and womb troubles are stead
lily on the increase among women. If
the monthly periods are very painful,
OF too frequent and exceSsiVe-if Won
have pain or swelling low down in the
left side, bearing down pains, leucor-
rhBa, don't neglect yourself try Lydia
F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
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NO TONGUE CAN TELL
How Suffered with itching and
Bleeding Eczema Until Cured
by Cuticura.

NO tongue can tell how I suffered
for i've years with a terribly painful,
itching, and bleeding eczema, my
body and face being covered with
sores. Never in my life did 1 expert
ence such awful suffering, and
longed for death, which I felt was
near. 1 had tried doctors and medi-
cines without success, but my mother
insisted that 1 try Cuticura. I felt
better after the first bath with Cuti-
cura Soap and one application Of CUT
cura Ointment, and was soon entirely
well. (Signed) Mrs =. EtsOn, Belle
Yue, Mich"
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ton, but when we take into considera-
ton that these resolutions were made
in the absence Of ROsina we can see
how easily they might, as Of course
they did, go awTy and lose the name
Of action"
Would Wilmington boat. So would
ROsinal Would Wilmington driver Sc
would ROsinai Would Wilmington
rest? So would ROsinai And so on 70
the end Of the chapter Finally would
Wilmington Wilmington please ROsina
enough to become her guest at supper
with Professor Van Tank and his
daughter, Annette? Behold. here was
a green spOtl Yes, he would dine,
gladly. under these conditions.
Wilmington Wilmington on the day
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-04-28
Annette.

he dined found the conditions as stipu-
lated, but with an unmistakable air Of
manageable thing about Was Rosina
about to execute some unexpected
masterstrOke2 Was innuendo to be
used? Was he, Wilmington Whiting
ton, willy-nilly, to be announced? Was
Annette thereafter to count him among
the lOst2 Alas for his tongue that
clave TO the roof Of his mouth In
the midst Of these perturbations Pro
fessor Van Tank arose from the table
and asked permission to make known
a condition Of affairs the most delicate
and happy that could fall to the hui
man lot. In the private gathering
around him he wished to call on all
to drink to the happiness OF two peO-
pie who had consulted the calendar
Of love, and found the stars propiti-
Gus; he wished to call on those pres
ent to drink to the happy event, known
to all present but one (wheTeupon
Wilmington Wilmington looked de
spairingly at Annette); known" the
speaker continued, ito ROsina, Annette
and-and-and 70 myself, of course,
and now announced first and specially
ington- refer to the early prospects
Of marriage between-(a long pause,
amounting to suspense)-Rosina Cros-
by. whose guests We are, and-(an-
other long pause, still more excruciat-
ing)-and the speaker, your servant
AlcibiSdes Van Tank"
Our health
Wilmington Wilmington, passing
from death to life, arose with Annette.
and with the most intense look Of
qualification possible to the human
cOuntenance, exclaimed exuberantly,
as he lifted his cup:
Delightful Delightful Professor
your health Your health"
Rosina arose and looked the sphinx
on all except on Professor Van Tank;
to Professor Alcibiades Van Tank she
was sweetness itself
Wilmington Wilmington at once
turned an awkward eye on Annette.
who was never IOveIier; his spirits
could not be subdued, and he promptly
made an important resolution with ref
erence 70 any further delay; he then
resumed his seat, murmuring:
~Ahi Delightful Delightful
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-04-28
Washing Blankets.

Have ready three tubs Of moderately
warm water; for the first water make a
strong suds by using plenty of Ivory
Soap. In this put a pair Of blankets
and stir with the clothes stick until
clean; then rinse through the other two
waters, putting a little soap in each
Wiring by hand and stretch carefully on
the line. ELEANOR r PARKER.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-04-28

Prof. John Dewey tells the follow
ing story to illustrate the futility OF
certain present-day educational meth
DDS when applied to the Affairs Of prac-
teal Iife-
There is a school in Chicago said
he where they teach boys to swim
without any water. An the motions
necessary for swimming are taught
scientifically and correctly. asked
one OF the graduates what he did
VIXEN he got into the water
aHe replied laconicaIly, 'Sunk' -
EsE YORK Tine
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him; she wined him; she mOnopolized
his precious time and absorbed en-
tirely his TsluabIe attention
Something must be done or he was
lost! Thoughts OF Annette-Of love
for Annette, that few through his
mind, merely served TO aggravste his
distraction Could he save himself2
for Anuette2 Could he save himself
at sIl2 Could ne II he could at All
It should be Tor Annette It was worth
while to be saved for Annette; for
himself Il would not be worth the su-
preme Effort IN the case OF resolu-
tons as admirable e Wilmington
Eshitington's & IS q pity tHats any lg
sholl5 ever prevent their cOusuuma-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-04-28

"a Jap husband may divorce his
wife far talking too much"
It's a good thing We don't have such
a law"
"Why?"
Why? Why, there wouldn't be a
married couple left in the country out
side the deaf mute asyIumsI"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-04-28
A DOMESTIC HOTD-UP

4 must have q new Easter bonnet
this season, Henry
~Oh, well, II Il comes to that"
Don't shoot, Henry! -I-didn't
mean it."
Who said anything about shooting.
gOOssy?"
i saw you reach for your hip
pocket
Il carry my wallet there to have it
handy in case Of a hOld-up. How
much?"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-04-28
HOw's This ?

We oher One Hundred DoIlaru Reward for AZ
Ease Of Catsrrh that cannot Be cured y HsIfl
Catarrh Cure
FL CHENEY & CO. Tolsdo. O.
We the uncsFIlEned- have E1oEn 2 j. ChengJ
for the last IS yeaTE. and believe him perfectly hon
orEble IN AL business trauEaction1 and hnanciallT
able % cary cut any obligations made b hig Grl.
HALDIEe. EIEEkU g LAEFIH,
wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Hairs CataTTh Cure f. taken internally, acting
directly upUn the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system Testimonials sent free Price IS cents PEI
boltle- Sold b all DruEEfsts-
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-04-28

Men get as excited over whether
the Flog has been insulted By . mob
IN Central Africa as women Go QssT
whether the new minister aoGghti %
wear red necktis.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-04-28

Knicker-I couldn't for the life Of
me remember why you tied the string
around my finger
Mrs. KnickeT-Just to remind you to
bring yourself home.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-04-28

/ Wfgg-'DOn't you think Guzzler
I dresses in bad tasts?" Wagg-'Well,
he tells me he often has a dark brown
one in the morning"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-04-28

A woman doesn't ike to 90 shopping
On q rainy day because she knows
there won't be q big crowd for her TO
fight through to get to the bargain
counter.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-04-28

One Of the hardest things is to con-
vince woman that there Oughtn't to
be more in four pints than in two
quarts.