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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28

The policy was for $4,000 in the Sons
and Daughters OF Justice, in which
there is a part mortuary deduction
The amount paid was S1,6S3-
Misses Belle and Ada Brown, sis
tiers of Ansil Brown, clerk in the mas
ter mechanics Office, were here last
week for a visit with their brother.
The young ladies are accomplished
musicians. They left for Colorado
Springs before returning east
L =. Bachelor and daughter were
in GoodIand Tuesday evening to at
tend the services at the Christian
church Miss Bachelors GOodland
friends say that her pleasant smiles
have been greatly missed since she
has: been keeping house for her faith
er this summer.
The following sales are reported by
NJ. RObinsOn's real estate agency
during the past week: The Bruner
$40 acres, two and a half miles east Of
GOOdIand, $40 per acre; the northeast
6-T-41. John Tibeis; the old Com
merciaI hotel sight adjoining the
Leonard brick on the south, also sold
to John Tibels-
Mr.. and Mrs. F d. KEGS of Beat
rice. Neb-, arrived in GOOdland We'd
nesday evening on a visit to the Book
brothers, who are nephews Of Mr.
and Mrs. KEGS. Mr.. KEGS is a whole
sale and retail harness and hardware
merchant OF Beatrice They are
greatly pleased with the Improvement
in the county and in GoOdland-
F c. Smith has rendered his resig-
nation as superintendent Of the Colo
RADIO Springs and Cripple Creek dis
tTict railroad and has gone to Cali
fOrnia- His successor is J. 3. F1aher-
", who has already assumed the du-
ties Of his Office Smith was super
intendent Of the Colorado division Of
the Rock Island for many years
Mrs. W H FarrOw returned from
a visit TO Oberlin Thursday morning
and brought with her a little grand
daughter, Ethel Osborne Mr.. and
Mrs Farrow have another grand
child staying with them, Miss Steven
son The doctor is happy now. The
more the merrier.
To the lover Of fun, see Fay and
Fay, opera house, Saturday night,
July %. A neat vaudeville program,
comedy sketches. character acts,
catchy songs, spicy jokes, etc Guar
anteed to be a clean high class at
traction. Admission IS cents, chill
dren under u years. 10 cents
Ms. George ". Medium came
home from GOOdland Saturday and
visited home folks until Tuesday,
when she returned to her shorthand
work in GoOdIand.-Phnlipsb Post
R S. Ward OF Norcatur. Kan, re-
turned home Monday, after visiting
his son, H B. Ward. Of this county
a few days
Ed z. Chapman OF COncOrdia, Kan.
general agent for northern Kansas
for the PrOvident Savings Life Assur-
ance Society, was In GoOdland this
week in the interests OF his company
he is a veteran OF the civil war, and
served three years IN company G,
Thirtfeth Iowa infantry He is a
young looking veteran but is in his
sixdeth year he was only IS years
OF age when he enlisted.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28
RAILROAD NEWS.

r. Z. McCrea was promoted from
hOstler helper to hOstler this week
He has been here about four months
and came from Nebraska
There was a washOut on the Rock
Island near Jennings Monday night,
delaying trains Nos 5 and Is 1t is
stated that 40 feet Of a fill washed
out
Engine 466 went out Of the shops
after thorough overhaul Thursday
Engine 1908 went into the shops for
overhaul last Saturday
J. o. Crockett, general superin-
tendent Of the southwestern district
Of the Rock Island with headquarters
in Topeka, has handed in his resigna-
ton from that company to be effec-
tive August 1. Mr.. Crockett has been
with the Rock Island for eighteen
months, having come from the Penn
sylvania lines, where he was super
intendent successfully Of these divi-
sions: Terre Haute and Peoria, at
Terre Haute, Ind, and the Michigan
and Toledo division at LOganspOrt,
Ind.
Charles G. Hubbell, lately superin-
tendent Of the Chicago terminal divi-
sion of the Rock Island, but who has
been promoted to the position Of gen
eral superintendent of the central dis
IrlcL- IS anOIner Horton prOQucL Be
fore the Horton depot was built, he
was a dispatcher here in a little shack
south Of the tracks. He said he didn't
know much about a dispatcher's work
but would do the best he could The
boys called him The Wooden Man"
It's a pretty good quality Of wood
nOw.-HOrtOn Commercial.
The Railroad Gazette's statement Of
accidents during the month Of June,
published in the current issue, shows
that from June 1 to June 80, inciu-
sive, there were So railway accidents
Of all kinds in which persons were
severely injured In these So accid-
ents, according to reports turned in
to the United States interstate COM
n-erce commission. 104 persons we~C
killed ard about 2O2 persons injured
A number Of the injured afterwards
died
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28
TOLD IN A LINE.

Master Frank Mcbride entertained
at supper Friday evening a party Of
his young friends in celebration OF
his twelfth anniversary. There was
a birthday cake with candles, the ex-
change Of candy hearts, favOrs in the
shape Of a box Of candy for each
guest and a royal good time reported
by the boys and girls who were in
attendance
It is said OF a tourist that he left
the train at every station and went
ahead to the baggage car to ask if
his trunk Wa safe. Are you quite
sure" he asked the baggage officer
for the sixth time, that my trunk is
safe2" 'Begorra, wish the Lord had
made We an elephant instead Of an
ass was the exasperated reply, IAN
then you'd always have your trunk
in front Of you
Mrs. J. Ed Stevens left Wednesday
for a two months vacation in the
west, and will visit the Portland ex-
position before returning home. She
win visit her parents. Mr.. nd Mrs J.
D. Mann, who live at Salem, Ore, and
will then spend a little time with her
sister, Mrs D. II. Smith at Portland,
and viii then have a good opportunity
Of seeing the exposition sights.
G. p. White and daughter, Mabel,
Of Omaha stopped OF in GoOdland on
their return trip from the mountains
Saturday night, on a visit with W. L.
White and family Mr.. Q. P. White
is W L Whites youngest brother,
and had never met the family here
since his older brothers marriage.
He was called away Sunday to Omaha
on a pressing business matter, but
Miss Mabel will remain for visit Of
a week or two
They have no bank failures in
China. The American people may
learn something to their advantage
from the Chinese on this subject
When a bank fails in China the gov
eminent beheads all its officers. and
chops of the heads Of the members
Of their families as well. This has
an immediate and saIutary effect on
banking business, and also has its in
huence on the future generation of
bankers by the elimination Of a breed
proven recreant to their trust
There are no joys in harvest life
in southwestern Kansas said J. L
Bacchs Of Chicago, who enlisted at
the marine recruiting station in kan
sas City the other day. Working
from dark to dark, out there for $3.50
a day, two meals and a hay mattress
put me so far to the bad that hiked
back here, and Joined the marine
corps so could get 1000 miles away
from the haryesters and get in a place
where they let you sleep at night, ev-
en- If il is moonlight. I hate the
thought Of wheat I haven't been
able to eat bread before this morning
and breakfast foods spoil my appetite
for the whole day just because I re-
member that there is wheat in them
= z ~
der In an implement store the per-
spiratiOn began to pour down my
face and I instinctively yelled Wat
er" as I reached down for a sheaf
Of wheat Nc sir I have had ex-
perfence with oceans Of yellow wheat
until don't think I viii be sea sick
when I join my ship
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28

week 1t is of concrete, 80 feet in
diameter and 10 feet thick
Mrs Sullivan and three children Of
GOOdland, Kan, are visiting her par
ents. MI and Mrs W. w Brinkley.-
Burlinton (COlO-) Republican
Another dining car makes its head
quarters in GOOdland now. It is used
no the second sections Of Nos and
10 between GOOdland and LimOn-
Louis Arensberg, accompanied by
his wife and two babies, left Satur-
day evening for AtchisOn, Kan, for
a visit with Mr.. Arensberg's relatives.
Miss Wella Pausch, bOOkkeeper in
the Millisack store, left Friday night
for Utica, Kan, her home She will
spend her two weeks vacation there.
Norton went to GOOdland last Sun
day and broke their record and the
Sabbath day, letting GOOdland win by
a score Of to O.-NOrtOn Champion
A Roth commenced his new house
on the northeast corner Of East Elev-
enth street and Broadway on Thurs
day. He will erect a fine modern res
idence.
DR.. Carmichael went to Norton
Monday night to see Jim Hamilton.
who was recently operated upon for
appendicitis. He is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. :. Kellogg returned last Thurs
day from an extended visit at Rocky
Ford and Colorado Springs, Colo. Her
daughter, Mrs Bowman, lives at
Rocky Ford
The teachers Of St Pauls Sunday
school entertained the pupils OF their
school at the annual lawn picnic party
last Wednesday afternoon at the Nc
Bride home.
The old post Office building was
moved two blocks south this week It
viii be placed on a lot Just north OF
the Cullins' billiard hall II. F
Wheatley did the moving.
Miss Emma 7. Connolly Of Troy,
y. Y. who has been visiting her
brother, W. H Connolly. left for home
on No ~ "Wednesday. She viii stop
over in Chicago.
Dempster Scott, an attorney Of At
wood and proprietor Of the Atwood
Citizen, was in GOOdland on legal
business Wednesday Mr.. Scott is a
pleasant man to meet
OFT Mercer and wife OF GOodland
are visiting the home folks this week
while OFT was taking a layOh from his
shop duties with a badly sprained
fOot-Selden Independent
A heavy thunder shower visited
GOodland and other parts Of the
county Wednesday night, refreshing
vegetation and stimulating the al
ready fine growth Of corn
Miss Ella Shea OF lola, Kan, sister
OF " f. Shea, manager Of the Chi
cago Lumber eompany's yard in Good
land, arrived in town Wednesday for
a several weeks visit with her bro
ther.
Rev. A L. Young OF Washington.
kan, was in the city Wednesday ana
preached in the evening at the Chris
tan church. Mr. Young may become
the resident pastor OF the GOodiand
Christian church
Ground was broken wednesday for
the DR.. smith new residence Tt wiz
be q me residence, extreme dimen-
sions are to be 36x45 feet It VIII be
located on Boulevard, north Of the
A. D Stewart home.
The Insurance policy Of S. a. Mar
shah, deceased, vas paid fr5S week
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28
JAPS NAY SOON STRIKE BLOW
CO-OPERATTON OF MIKADo's
ARMIES TO CRUSH RUSSIANS.
Should General IAnevitch Precipitate
Battle II Would Be Losing
Game

London, July z4-The report from
St Petersburg that, according to re-
liable adTices, General Linevitch
would make a demonstration about
the time the peace plenipotentiarie
are to hold their first meeting in
Washington, is being discussed here
with good deal Of apprehension. It
Is pointed cut that even though Line
witch does not intend to make an &C
tual attack upon the forces OF Field
Marshal Oyama, the latter would be
more than likely TO seize the oppOr-
tunity to precipitate an actual com
bat in the hope Of driving the Rus
SLAMS out Of some Of their strong
northern Manchurian positions. and
Great Britain, with the European
powers, is Of the opinion that the
japanese should not be allowed to
extend their control over larger
area than is at present the case The
contemplated demonstration, if it is
really intended, is considered an i'll
advised movement.
There can be little doubt that the
bulk Of Baron Hasegawa's force is
threatening VladfvOstOk from the
northeast corner Of Korea, and this
may therefore be regarded for the
moment as a separate undertaking,
LAOL6A u CQuESG ne - carrying Out
one portion Of a complete plan of
campaign The possession Of Hyong
Heung by his advanced battalfons Sc
cures for him the use Of the seacOast
all the way from -Gensan for trans
port and he has, in a corresponding
degree, deprived the Russian garrison
at Hun Chun Of water cOmmunica-
ton with Vladivostok, by which it
formerly procured its supplies in ship
loads There should soon be news Of
further activity on the banks Of the
Tumen, for the advance Of Baron
Hasegawa's main army should by this
time have brought it to a point with
in striking distance Of the Russian
position there The movements of all
the japanese armies have been timed
to agree, it would seem, with a vast
scheme Of cooperation designed to
produce a crushing effect, and the
absence Of news from the theater Of
war tends to convey the impression
that the marshaTs forces are now en-
gagged upon the tasks assigned to
them
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28
TOLD IN A LINE.
There was a lady who had done
Some little things she shouldn't
She kept her secret very we'll,
But other people wouldn't

Mrs. B. Jayne is visiting her folks
at HOldredge, Neb.
John Boyle was here Saturday
from PhiIIipsbUrg.
F. : Murphy was = bu 5ineSs visit
or at Colby Monday.
Vaudeville stunts at opera house
Saturday night by Fay and Fay.
Thomas P. Leonard returned Sun
day from a trip to Council Bluffs. IL
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hoffman, Thursday, July q.
Money talks, but its saIutatOn is
more often 'GOOd-by'' than How de
do"
John Barsby, son of Conductor H
H Barsby, was here from Denver this
week
Mrs. F. L. Curwin returned last
week from a short stay in Colorado
Springs.
Fay and Fay at opera house Sat
urday night Ten and twenty-five
cents admission.
Miss Josephine DoOling returned to
her home in GoOdland Tuesday night.
Norton Champion
W. l. Meinger Of Clark, s. D, was
in GoOdIand Wednesday He is in the
real estate business
W. A. Fish, at one time a policeman
Goodland.-Horton Commercial.
Warren KrOw, a fagman on a pas
senger run, was here this week He
has taken a lay OF, and Will go to
Iowa
Jerry KoIacny has a brand new J.
L Case threshing outfit. He viii begin
threshing wheat and other small
grain soon
Henry MCGEE Of Caldwell. Kan,
formerly a clerk in the freight house
IN GOOdland, was in town few days
this week
A. ]. Bates, J. 0. Thompson and
John F Bolte of Axtell, Kan, were
in GoOdIahd Monday looking for land
investments.
J. F. Bolte Of AxteII, kan, was in
GoOdIand Monday. He was consider
ing the matter OF buying Sherman
county land
Judge J. s. West Of Topeka, as
sistant attorney general, was here this
week, as an attorney for the Dewey
interests
WIN Higdon Of Horton. a clerk in
the Horton shops, formerly employed
at G0Odland, was here last week for
& few days visit
The First National bank has ex-
tended its awning facing east to &C
cOmmOdate the structure to the Il
foot sidewalk
It is reported that Trainmaster W
c. Bevington Viii resign and leave the
service OF the Rock Island about the
first Of August
r NJ Young and Ernest BOerner
Of Colby, accompanied the Colby boys
bah nine to Goodland Monday for the
game with Goodland-
Charles L. Quick, county clerk Of
Thomas county, was IN GOOdland sat
urday. His father lives IN Mcpherson
township in this county.
me foundation Tor the new stand
pipe VIA be nearly ecE2icted tilis
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28
,fAN FROM COPELAND KILLED.
Brakeman Jefferson Cresap Met
IL. -. -. - -

Brakeman jefferson Cresap Met
Death on Cripple Greek Short line.
Jefferson Cresap, known to quite a
number OF people In GOOdland. and
who did jobs Of painting and paper
hanging while living here, was killed
last Thursday while on duty as brake
man on the Cripple Creek Short Line
railroad Nothing more than the bare
fact Of the accident is known here
Cresap worked for the Rock Island
out Of GOOdland as a freight brake
man for several months He left the
employ Of the company last winter,
and for several months followed the
painters trade in GOOdland until
about two months ago when he went
TO Colorado Springs and secured en-
plOyment with the Short Line
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28
Avoid the Cheap and big Cam Bak-
ing Powders

ing Powders
The cheap baking powders have
but one recommendation: They Ger
tainly give the purchaser plenty Of
powder for his money. These pow
ders are 50 carelessly made from in
feriOr materials that they viii not
make light, wholesome food Further,
these cheap baking powders have a
small percentage Of leaYening gas;
therefore il takes from two 70 three
times as much Of such powder to
raise the cake OF biscuit as IL does
Of Calumet Baking Powder. There
fore. in the long run, the actual cost
TO the consumer Of such powders is
more than Calumet would be Cheap
baking powders leave the bread some
times bleached and acid, sometimes
yellow and alkaline, and always IN
palatable- They are never Of uni
form strength and quality.
Why not buy a perfectly wholesome
baking powder like Calumet, that is
at the same time moderate in price
and one which can be relied upon2
Calumet IS always the same, keeps in
definitely and gives the cook the least
trouble
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28
Leaders for Christian EndeavOr Meet

Mr. Glen KimmeI, topic, Missions
in Japan" July 80; Mrs Shamburg,
topic, First Fruits of Cod" August 6:
Mrs Harvey, topic, Building Of Char
acter," August ID; Miss Matte Sapp,
topic, The Duty Of WinsOmeness,"
August 20; Mrs. Marshall, topic, Mis-
sion Work Among Women, Home and
Foreign" August q; S. V. Mallory,
topic, The Abundant Life; How Get
1t; How Use It." September 3; Mr..
Stevens, topic, What Is Practical
Christianity September 10; Miss
Pauch, topic, The Great Surrender
September II; Mrs. Stevens, topic,
The Home Mission Work Of Our
Church." September p.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28
THE E.ONARCH RANGE EXHIBIT,
Meals Cooked and Served at the Book
Hardware Store.

-ILIeLLo NUUIaIlL llIIlI NILL a LLI-
Hardware Store.
A W Tuttle, representing the
Monarch MaIleable Iron and Steel
Range company Of Beaver Dam. Wis,
was here from Monday to Saturday
conducting a cooking exhibit advsr-
Using the merits Of the Monarch
range. Mrs Chapman Of GOOdland,
cooked the meals A table was set
and biscuit, cakes, etc, were set out
hot from the range, which was in
stalled at the rear end OF the store.
A coffee urn was put into requisitiOn
and the ladies Of the town were in
yited in TO examine the menu and
learn of the merits Of the range. It
was a decided success.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28
BALL GAME WEDNESDAY.

Between the Colby and GOOdIand Kid
Clubs.
The ball game between the Colby
and GOOdland kid mines resulted in
favor Of GOOdland by a score Of II
TO g. The game was played at Ath
letic Park in GOOdland. Those wit
Messing the game say it was well
played.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28

Reneau. the photographer, will be
at his GOOdland studio July q, %
and 80, with a new and up to date
line Of samples. II you want work
that viii suit you, don't forget to call
on one Of above dates
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28

We wish 10 express our gratitude
to err kind friends and neighbors,
who were SO much comfort and aid
TO as in the ulHmely death Of our
daughter and sister
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28

Buster Brown Hose at Mfllisack's.
New Handbags. Trunks and Suit
Cases at 1Iillisack'S
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28

Money to loan on all kinds Of good
security. Cali at the store and make
your wants known at the store once.
c NJ MfIlisack.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28
Your Patronage Solicited.

Having bought the meat market Of
Marshall & Roth, we solicit your pat
ronage. JEWELL & HOGEBOO1L.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28

Rsneau, the photographer. win be
in Goodland. Friday and Saturday.
July IS and o. can ana Sc new
samples and St prizes
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28
JOHN HARTZLER
Attorney-at-LaWf

Does = General Law Business-
I have a complete list OK all Govern
ment Lands IN the county and parties
desiring contests filing Of applications
for homesteads or any bushes be-
fore the United States Land Office
viii do well TO see me before employ
ing an attorney.
OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28

Lord Daventry sat up IN bed and
bean his breakfast he was feeling
pleased with life Things we're going
right His supper party the night be-
fore at the Savoy had been successful
his epigrams more brilliant than
usual; moreover, his new pink SILK
drsss waistcOat had created quite
sensation even among chosen com
pani0ns who we're more OF less ac-
eustomed g bask IN the suuEhine o.
EIs genius EFeE tls ecmils % tiLis
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-28

On the following day the weekend
house party broke up, and Bob Lang
ley Travelled back 70 town with moth
er and daughter, much 70 the form
er's annoyance
Mrs. Heathmere sat in one corner
OF the carriage and wondered why
she had lost that last rubber and in
eidentalIy why people who were not
wanted could never take a hint when
they were given one It was a well
known fact that Langley had ten
thousand a year, but then Dayentry
had as much and title as well Yes,
she must snub Langley well.
The other two talked common
places in q desuItOry sort Of way,
neither referring TO their converse
ton Of the previous eveu1g.
As Langley handed them into their
carriage at Paddfngton he made a
seemingly POlntless remark by the
way. I don't know II I told you that
Reggie DaTentry cannot drive his own
motor 1 think he IS afraid Of it"
Then bOwfng he FASTENED away
Lord Daventry sat up IN bed and
bean his breakfast He was feeling
pleased with lie Things were going
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-31
l" A Son of Rest"

"A Son of Rest a musical comedy success that has visited Birmingham twice before, opened a weeks engage ment at the Bijou theatre last night be- fore an audience that packed the thea tre to the doors. Nat NJ. Wills role this season is taken by William Swor, a young comedian of talent who was last seen here in "The Wizard of Oz.' While MT Swor does not sing as well as MT. Wills, he produces comedy in abundance and dances well. His parodies on popular songs made decided hit
 "A Son of Rest is one of the few thea trical entertainments in which the role of a tramp proves acceptable. The comedy is bright and the music of the piece exceptionally tuneful. For some reason. the company did not rise to the occasion in the first act while rendering the musical numbers belonging to this part of the performance. but in the sec