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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-10-19
Program Oct d..
I. O. @. +. Hall.

Oyster Supper 6 to 80.
Csc a cover.
Roll Call-Answer-"Kept Tryst-
ing Hour"
Song,
Cry, Salute-led by Miss Calhoun,
Scriptures-23d Psalm. Explana-
tons by Mrs. King,
l.. T. L. Prayer,
Reading Of Minutes,
Song,
Parliamentary Drill-Miss Calhoun
Physical Culture,
Required Reading in Crusade,
Review of Lessons 8 and miss
Marion Mum,
Advance Lessons 5 and 6-Mrs.
King,
Song,
Something about Mrs. Hunt-Mrs.
Dollard,
{ Song,
A Prophecy of Good Things.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-10-19

s ssss, the Tho M@ You 4:. 4!y:Z! Bought
Signature Of &xHHzzzMm

Levi D. Wait, one of the proprie-
tors of the Armour Roller Mills,
was here yesterday on his way to
Platte. His company has just been
granted sites for elevators at Stick
ney and Corsica, the two towns on
the railroad extension north from
Armour. He says the track is al
ready laid to Stickney, bit he hard
ly thinks it will 60 further this fall.
on account of the difficulty that
the railroad company experiences
in getting either help or material
I can furnish a windmill, a wag
on, sulky pillow, surrey or buggy
with harness to suit, for less mon
ey than any one in South Dakota
D. W. CHAMBERLAIN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-31
Ten nurjfc Spnuoc.

- @aitor 4ifcpolo oplpicr, al ling.
furL Murtiu @ert6clicn al StlDangcr
MenigDe0, iom mpli8 ofgif ueo 80.
0cn for jim @ortgang bar ifiGntet
9llOcroomS- % @orucbicmnlet en-
8aoe pou 500.
49, Otter en- 8u65timfte, iom bolO'
ties Sp0 for Sio8n, @iQiams Gountp,
g. Iaf., Dem 1Soe Gccembcr 1904,
blep en- li0en WteuigbeO itiftet, scr an'
tog 2apltrt: &ioga uorif-cumg.. lItb
McniqbcO. @c0 0cnrc 2ciIigbeO par
pQiod @ait. q. :. @ianPa tiliteOe %
biito0. Zen 1889 Ntnrt3 8. u, bleu
ct Iioen Menigbeo ittftet / 9Det 8ap,
8iaiomS Gormtn u. 3. 8egge OiSie
Menigbeoer fulOte Ioit. 2. Soens
mtngien mioIGrtioig til TreIt.
Sbief Gtpcr 6aas areo$ boGbt
| gcgpnocIicu al NfartS lit neSic
Nfebc Rooie 3ipcr Rcni8bcb, 8a'
flor @aIm5 &ulA. Eait. 5. Z. aoItao
oobnc0e meo ErH6ifeu. SGreforbart0s
Iinaerne iGrte9 pper Sbcmnet "Seaig'
%qierelien" mco 3oit. HoSbolOt JON
Ncfcrcnt. Iormonb 9isrgo par til
iteoc % tog ipri8 Eel / 6orbdnolln'
Qcrne, Iigeiom ban Oen islgut6e Gag
oflutteoc Si&ie peo eli ~llSre0uin8 n
9lIterens Saframerte. AGite Wfsoe
ifaI boISeS i Gnamels MenIgbeo,
&oitor HoSbolStS aulO, o. Der oil bo
bIirc forbaroIet ON Set Soe SpsraS'
mual / &ortoppiSlHS 6ortldrtHg. Ba.
flor aaitao oaIgtes til &~eicrent.
8 @~inncbabn RenigbeN "a
flor 9irfeIoS aalo, bolotes iorleoell
10 Cages Somtalemeoe oUer Matt,
8, 1916. @aitor alepiorS par Ne
fercnt. ai ANDRE Irpirer par iOrltoer
MenigbeSeus greit &. 3. Rlite, $,
Soium o. iSormuu0 Sorgcriou til
iteSe. BAIT. SoIum bolot engelif
8rn0ifeu UNDER NsSet, % 5ormauS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-31

Ter airfcr. "6rrsiif airfetioutoe"
Iutter iia mn snnife til ben al Yropii
Eeterien iremiatte Saufe.
aanoioat teol. Seren 6. Grid
Jon fra aisbenbapu ~lluiperiitct or or
oiueret al ben onnife 6olfefirfe for al
ooertage gmbeSet JON Brett FOR ct.
Schorues oouife Mcnigbeo / giiri
golntp, Hebraifa. geo Sioeit al Al
betiene 3enigbeSen ifaI ban pGre 29'
rer oeo Zen ioreneoe oanife airfsS
&reiteifofe / Blair, Rebr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-31
Cen isurcnSc airfc.

- 9nitor Sens Matbisicn bai M.
liz opiagt i'm Roit iom Brett for Me.
nigbeOen / ct. SSames, Winn. San
ifal baue mo0taget aalo ira 8iscon.
fin.
Set rplig afboIbte Gre6smeoe
| Chicago areos por meget gcot be-
iegt % Ct g~ieinembm9eligt Weeoe,
Oct botbtes / getIe1em Meni19eo,
9aItor 8Hbs aal6.
SomtolemsSe bolbtes al Spo
9ofota MISUNDERSTANDING l ga.
flor 89ormoosgoar63 aalb Dootion
Gountn / Sanpar WSaaneo. Weoet
Dor aoot beipgt % 6orbanolinser1e
lGrerige % opbp9galbe.
- IoItor z. Sbomdens Sails er
mi beillttet at Seles. Ere Weni8be'
ser / Surtle Mt0tntaiu fomr1er til at
6anne ct mt &alo. Som &reit Tor
bette 3aIb er otercSc 8aitor 8. Z,
9plion, Burton. q, DAT, falot. San
bor ogiuo gipet Wfeni9beSerre Saab
ON, at ban oil utoge aaISet,
8aitor 8. 2uno bfcp poa i'm
iprtian6e 6sDielSSog, Den 10. RartS,
o~oerroifet al 6ountain og Elpnlolttb
Nerigbeoer og iorGret Ell Eenge8ope
paa $tt0. Sr. 0ioo 2iletummcr
o~uerrafte @upm meo ncgle ~peluulgte
Orb pod 2onO@maal % iortalte, at
8engene bar til at fiebe en- IN SeIt
for, men f,inoe o8iaa bruseS til a1t'
Oct, ON 8reiten ianot BET mere rier'
ligt. gn beboQcli9 Stuno ttIbragtes
nteo Cider, @tltiif % Gang.
- @miS'pr . Torentn8en / Ges
MoireS &reO8 bolot ct Somtalemeoe
/ 8aItor .. SbcfpelmtO$ aalb, BOO
ger, Soma, 2tbe, 22be og 23Oe Sc
bruar. Mnn iamtalebe cOer Nab. 2,
II, 9repet iii Gieius. 4aitor Sell
LAMB 6ol0t glabnin9Sprnoifen, % go
itor Slettcn tHoleocoe Samtnlen. 6or'
lloen OiSie to por nf tilraiienoe are.
tier ogioa &oltor gurietb ira Sort
Goo9e tiIiteoe. Sffer optogeS og sell
teS me0cm GmiSiGri0reningen %
Giofonisicbiemmet / Chicago.
Gen 6oreneoe airfe3 Meni8beb
/ Wtuifcgon, Otih., Yoitor 6br. 9.
&an8S 8ulo, bar beiluttet at iorbe6rp
lit 8ltosbus. &irfen ifal IfrueS op
% 9aiemett 6pggea UNDER oen. 8or.
beoriuq al &irtcF er bsttig poofrG'
bet, ban6c frroi Si0en$ San0 bar tP'
ret puo SEN o%iorbi mere &um trpu'
gcs. aoinoeforeniugen bar arbeiOet
i%iiortre6ent for at iantle Ntbier til
bette SoretgeHoe. gn Subitrtptior
er MT lat igaug iblatbt Wteni9beos'
m%coienmer % oct baobeS, of ltbgif'
tCruc forburoet mel, &eparationen
nil mart fitrule 6Gffes; tbi Siierpil'
.Iigbeoan for Cubs &iges Sag bon
nGret rosoGrSfg tor bcrne @tentgbeO5
&c6fommenoc qjtttrem Det forlsbne
Nar. Strtct De1lteS at bltue | rllo
Stauo til ferit / Wtoi / Soar.
2unhitoo NcniBGco, BOSTON.
Minu., bapGe ct tire Cages SamtaIe.
meoc ira 2SOe S9bruor til 2Ser
Murt$. Scnloerre par: II arbeiOer.
ne / 8tnqaar0en, p Gtaooerer. Sor'
uOen StebetS 8rcit, j. e. Norman,
bar fslgcnoe 8reiter tiIiteOe % fog
Sci / Msoet: 5. ~. 8. NciS, g. Wt,
&etcrielt, u. GfiteoaI, s. &eSol, q.
@uttbe, :. SulNbcim 8. &olitce, u.
81. 2ltrOc, 8. 8onoabI iolnt 8. I.
ariuQfe al gauges Spncbc. GcSuoel
par Der life ioa faa 2G8mGno til.
itc0e. &irfcn oor nQe ire 0age Ipl0t
nleo opmcrfIommc Silbgrrre, % Smm
talelt ferte5 moo Gin 90 8urme. Cen
onOen Gog@ GitCrmi0oug bolot ga,
Itor g. 2unOe Mfi3iionsprGoifen. Der
it0fom / Cficr $55.25. Oct bar for
Mcni8hCOcn ct Dclit8neliesrigt Ne0e,
ifripcr "2lttbcrmcrcrt".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-31

tint 9mtSnrsoe FOR irnSre gersenbis
Amt fsIgeuoe Reiolution:
"aonierpntipe % moderate Telege'
re0e ira isnbre 8ersenbls Gnt. larn'
let til garsmsSe / gcrgen lenoer
glmtetS 5bingTprto lin SiIien meo
Soriifring ON fin StIHutnirg I'll
aoninIutinperrs 6iennemisrelie peo
norif @cil1rtning citer Den al SpeciaI'
fomitecrS 6lertal onbeidleoe Elon,"
: ianIrc Gur eoor ale De andre
peStdgre 3eiolutioner noeu Senipn
til, fra bniIfet 4arti De fonmcr, Oct
upoIitiifc "9torgcs SisiartStioe1Se"
i~frtper:
"3u, Sa sen rDe Reaicriug or Sau'
net. itnnr BET f1m tilbage ior Stor'
tbipct pes Ell cit tcmmig &c.
lutnina / aoniuIntiaacu at niic til
boee Sc 9oitremifc SperhsibcO$ior.
isa. @aa Stortbin8et Itaar ct iamlet
% cnigt Norge"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-31
Rn CT Tioeu

til at foriuue fs meo aataIoGer os err
hperpe me Sheer. Bore dosrterenoe er
ale bra 6Oli. iUu pil taae iig bel al
Gem. Striu citsr oeres 9iriulGrer o.
9risliifer iii at inroere os iammenligne.
9Gpn "YoItsn" mar Dc i~iriper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-31
@ %
0Airgerige 2IpBeoerS


2UTHeIIDU UUlUl
8 Ct. Sacobs Menigbeo bototes
Samtolemsoe nogle Gage @lcnere, oa
enbelig bIep Der holOt ct ligneloe !
St 8etri Wenigheb. 5ormono Sor'
aerion % 9aitor SoRren bar tilltroe
neS beage oisIe Msber; peo bet Iioite
ooIaa Ioitor 8lilie, Der funaereoe
ion Rcfereut. De iantleoe Dire tit
N~iisiionen / Sc ire WeniabeOer beleb
Zig til $t7t.37.
Raoiion % Chicago SpecioI.
fonfcrens hoiSt Mgbe hos &oItor
Segge / geoit ira 14be til 17oe
Marts. SiIitebp Dor Sreiterne afre,
9lefen, 81. 8. Brandt, q. grGtot, u.
9reoeIen s. 8. 0reag, SIR. said,
g 81. @uairon 8. 8uttcbs, s. Sal.
porIcn, s. 6. Seg9, Il. g. 2. Sicrm.
itoS, 6. Sougita0, 8. 5, apaie :.
Sinllepolo $. Nielien, s. 9for6bp, ".
8. Slion, 9. 2. :. Reaue. I. Sling.
een, 3. g. GiItab. Wf. g. Sub, 5. u.
8. Stitb, 6ornono Sogeu % W. st.
8ieie. Goit. @ieie prGbifcbe SirS.
oag aften % Sfriitetalcn bolotes al
Guitor 9torobp. @rieg Wnnosfor Ie.
0e0e Salmeiargen. Sns6ag aften
por aonferenicn ioTllet / 8rGitcgdar.
Sen, bpor WoubSforet unOcrbolot
8criomlirgelt nteb mango nafre Son'
9e: "Slnp Srpgpnion", "Gaar 6ior.
bene blaouer" oIp. Sorsboq aiten
bar Ser 8llbstiCteIte meo SrGbifcn
paa gngclif al Eaitor Ringeen. RGite
aoniererSmsbe ifal boloeS hos Eaitor
Said / Wtilrpolfee fra ste til 7oe
September.
Sangcs Snnubc.
- &oitor WunueS ifal optoge fir.
feligt 4rbeibe i 9feofielb, 2. 9af.
- Ioitor g. 6. Sanion er faI6t
til TreIt / 2incoln Mali9beo, SIater,
ga. On ban orltoger aaloet, uibe3
enGnu life.
@miSiGr SSSno. Stl,eIano bar
oGret en- SiD pna 9cisg / Iaitor @aits
polbs aaIo. Sibite Gn&oag aften
taIte ban for StuSenterne peo Seluea
College.
- GoIt. Gaitpolb far brret / Sra.
Eiion, ba 6on reiite bio for at oper.
bore Sollges Spnooes Snoremis'
iionSmpoe, Der afbolOteS / NteiS Ote'
ni8bc0.
= Op6p99elic5msbe boIotc8 nplig
i Singsaas Meni9bc0. 0cnne @eniG,
beO bar to &irfr, % man baroe Wte.
Be TO Gaae / bper al oiaic. Zen enc
al 8irferrte CT / 9pgu SenbridS.
@iotre Soma SrioremisIions.
forening bolot Samtulenrpoe / 3ions
Iertigbeo, 8aitor Smopers &aIo, /
6cbrtor. Ger iatntaIe6es pper 81.
5,t4-2t, itolebet Of Gaitor SanS.
BEN.
- &iltertermitpc1t peo SSerpea Gcl.
Eege aHtuttcS oen 25be Wort8. 8ien.
mem Sermincn bar Sfolen ppret goOt
beiegt. SlinobeOStilitauocn bar poa
fou ltnbtogelier opret iproele5 goo,
% Ar6ei6et bat iaaet 9oa i'm lIoritpr.
reOe Sang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-31

@-
SRlt6lSS
@sc 6Sw
w E.: e. E.; x !: Is: +. e; e:
Clothes made in
the City of Philadelphia. Kirsch
cherry, baum hee)-At the
Sign of the Cherry Tree.
Kirschbaum Clothes are made
by well-paid ~tailors, in clean,
light, sanitary shops-State and
National officials say the finest
tailor-shops in the United States.
The clothes are carefully made.
They have style in them and fit
and good looks.
One thing about kirschbaum
Clothes, their style is not a matter
Of geography. They are right
in London or New York or San
Francisco.
Over a million dollars worth
are worn in New York and Phila-
delphia every year, half a million
in Boston and Washington. They
are represented in every great
College in America. They are
sold by good stores in three thou
sand other cities and towns.
There are two things that go a
long way in Philadelphia. In fact
two things one is rather expected
to possess-a grandfather and a
well-cut coat. We can't supply
you with the one, but we are
ready with the other.
We expect to talk often to you
about kirschbaum Clothes. We
shall keep after you until you try
them. That's all we ask you to
do. We ask it because we know
the opinion of those who do try
them and we know the clothes.
1t will pay you to know them.
Better clothes are worth while.
They are worth remembering the
name and finding the store that
sells them.
A. B. Kirschbaum & CO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-31
Srifirfeu.

- Gn M @enigbeo begpn6teS pcS
groSbp, @iQiamS 60, q. Saf., oen
Soc NtortS me0 90 man6lige Itetnmc.
berettige0c Gcrioner. Goitor q. ..
SielmeIono % &anb. Saugtono bill
betiene McuigbeNen inotil piOerc. iii
Gm6c0SmGnb ooIgteS: 9infouer: 6.
&obnien, InbreoS Rpn, u. q. Cub
ru6. SrltIteeS: Oscar Storm, 9en
Solution, 2ol.is @ltIntan.
5 sem SiS. jeg bar reiit for
9arnebicitunet t 2antbertult, itrtper
Eaitor Soban @attion / "6olfcbl."
bar ieg buot bcn @Ipbe at blipe fienot
meo mango, iom FOR pGret me9ct IN.
~tcre@ieret i ar6ei6et Tor 9arRebiem og
Iloer6OmShicm, og paa etbOert Steb,
bDor jeg bar ppret, bar 6e ileite be-
ret iGrbefsS b~ere0uiQige til at inf.
ifribarc line 9iorng til 0enne @ren
al 8llOs Giges Arbcioe. 6lere Ser.
ioner bar Iopet gotife meget. Nrbei.
set er ogioa berfor ioa fan9t Ipffe0eS
iao bra, iom ntan meo Rimcligbco
fltn0e oentc. Som man aIercoe bar
ieet al set offcntIiggiorte 9teierat ira
geitprcIiesms0et Sen Bite 9Sansur,
bIep set Sn beiluttet at fisbe 9dr6 /
NGrbcOen al @ilmar % Unite Bar.
uebiemmct 6i6, bpor set pgiaa ct
Sunfeu at oprette ct STEM for gnnIe.
Si6cn er &ontrnft ont &jsb al 2an6
aiiluttet. Get or miot / Ct gammelt
norlf Settlement. eagle Safe airfe
al GaIt. @pnil0S adlo Itoar paa 9alt.
set, % StolebuS tort peo. Get er
biitnof ida central OF 900 @eItgget.
beo. joni man fllnoe iinbe. De nller.
flcIte al Dem, iom bar iu~bIfriberet til
bette Gieneo for Sen Bite Sautar ,
bar lopet at betalc in6 i'm Subifrip.
ton ir0en 156a glpril 1905. Seq oil.
Dc herpeo faa Sop at mitbe Gennerne
ON. at GA arbeioet nli or inapaS frem.
ifrC6et, pil Gengene tranaes peo San
t5Se Ipril, % lea bar ingen 8rltuo
til at tpile poa, at ale, Iom bar lopet
at tetale lin Su6ifription inoen Sen
Sio, oil ogiao gisre Oct.
Sprifiellist.
Som betienOt er a%irfeiorbols
0ene paa 6Greerue al iprlig pauife.
liz grt, grtun0et paa, at Der er iaa
iaa Yreiter til at batiane Dc inrbolos.
bis mango &irfer. Eernes ReprPs
ientant / "Set firfelige llopolg"
&ropit geterieH, uotalte nrber iioite
Samliug oct enifslise / aniGttelie al
Ell elIer 70 StiitsfopclIaner oeroppe
for at man Tan fomme bort ira Def
ubclOige 6orholS. al bper Brett glen.
uemsaaenoe ifaI bolSe @uostieuelte !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-31

WHY not solve the hat problem for this
" season by joining the Gordon rankst
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-21
EXPECTING HEROES BOD1
Fleet in Possession OF Paul Jones
Body VIII Arrive Sunday.

Fleet in Possession of Paul Jones
Body VIII Arrive Sunday.
New York. July 15.-In mid-Atlan-
tic. steering in solemn column for the
Virginia capes, is the cruiser squad
ron that is conveying to native shores
the body of John Paul Jones, the first
Of Americas naval heroes
Steering south. a squadron Of bat
tleships is headed toward the course
which viii be taken BY the funeral
procession, and within few days it
is expected that a junction Of the two
fleets viii be effected and the body Of
the Revolutionary hero. which for a
hundred years filed a lonely grave in
subterranean Paris, viii be carried
into Annapolis with the full honOrs OF
war
Clearing from the coast Of France
last Wednesday. il is expected the
cruiser squadron viii reach the Vir-
ginia capes on the 23d or oath Of the
month The body is incaSed in an
imposing casket, which covers the
quaint metallic coffin in which IL was
placed for burial in Paris The cas-
ket is mounted on a catafalque on the
deck Of the cruiser Brooklyn. and is
constantly watched over by a marine
guard Of honor
pom us aErlFa4 AT AnnapOllS the
highest hOnOrs accorded a naval Of
ficer in the service of the United
States Will be given it. and il is ex-
pected that the funeral viii be made
a national ceremonial. with possibly
the presence Of the president Of the
United States at the service in honor
OF the memory Of the Bon Homme
Richard.
A movement has been started tC
have the day Of the funeral. yet C
be announced, to be. declared a hOli-
day throughout the United States
that fitting honor may be paid tC
/ the deeds OF the first American naval
{ commander.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-21

ming of the application Of our Chris
tianity must come now, tonight, to-
morrow morning in our homes or in
the Office Sometimes il has seemed
to me that I might advance the Chris
tan faith by assisting in the endOw-
ment OF chairs in theological seminar
les The world needs teachers Of the
faith However humble we may be,
we can show the best side We must
show the most winSOme and cOnvinc-
ing side IN fact, we must show that
we love Cod"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-21
Too High a Price.

From Harper,s Weekly
A farm labOrer who vas getting
married found that he had not en-
Ough money with which TO pay the
minister's fee He promised, however,
20 pay him in potatoes when they
were ready for digging up The min
lister waited for some time but no
potatoes were forthcoming: so he
called upon the man and inquired the
reason
We'll, TO tell yeU the truth. guynr. ?
was the reply, I'D Ike TO give you
the potatoes but she amt worth it -
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-07-21
FEAR SEXES THE OIL KING
ROCKEFELLER THINKS SOME
BODY MAY HURT HIM.
Situation Is Result of Recent Attacks
-SpuTned by BFOther-His
Religious Love.

Cleveland, o., July 15.-Aroused to
a state Of nervousness never before
experienced, John D. Rockefeller, the
oil king, has become alarmed over his
personal safety His bOdy-guard at
his Forest hill home has been increas-
ed and the strictest vigilance is be
ing maintained by Attendants and ser
wants
No one is permitted to apprOch the
home. Every man is stopped and
questioned the minute he sets foot
upon the rounds and subjected 10 the
severest kinds Of examination. the re-
suit being that he IS practically or
dered TO depart In the past an in
terviewer could at least reach the ear
OF the oil kings secretary, but now
that is impossible
Won't Appear in Public.
1t is said Rockefeller will remain
away from Sunday school and church
until the present agitation becomes
history. Although living In seclusiOn
most Of the time in Cleveland, he new
er fails TO be at his place when sun
day school opens As superintendent
he has missed few sessions while
here
He has been advised by his closest
friends to foregO public appearance
during the rest OF the summer and it
IS said he will heed their advice, al
though TO do so. he at first argued
would be practically to admit himself
guilty Of maneuverings attributed to
him by Ida TarbeH-
Spurned BY His Brother.
Frank Rockefeller has consistently
kept himself out Of the controversy
between his brother, with whom he
has not been on speaking terms for
years. and James COrrigan, his for
mer partner, and the best friend ]
ever had though Mr.. COrrfgan and
Frank Rockefeller We're in conference
faI hours late Wed nc sday-
The rounds OF Frank BOOKSELLERS
sntipathy to his brother are vf even
date with the COrrisau-R Rockefeller
suit. Frank Rockefeller's outspOken
elunciaUIun CT SChr. = AT 5hat time
is well remembered in Cleveland De
eSps essed his cCI.ssmpt tor John ard
his methods. calling him n money
nfaniSc and other epithetS
So bitter grew his hatred that he
cut his connection with the Euclid
Avenue Baptist church.. saying he
could not be a member OF a church
that harbored John II further proof
Of his enmity we're needed, IL could
be found IN Frank Rockefeller's re-
movai from the Rockefeller lot in
E.lkeview cemetery Of the body OF
his child. buried there when the bro
Tiers were on friendly terms.
HIS Speech at Church
Cleveland, o.. July 15.@John D
Reckefeller's fear Of e'cranks'' did moi
keep him away from prayer meeting
at the Euclid Avenue Baptist church
last night As usual he made q HttIs
speech. He said this time that tbs
Christian faith demands that even
man must do according TO that which
ne hath or according to that viii
which he has been blessed
There are two men who appear
eQually jealous IN the cause o.
christT he said. But one IS nor,
IectiiFe shan the other The shtnl
1o = = md or the secret - Ehs
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LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
tice is hereby given that so much OF
the following land or town lots, sit
uated i'm Sherman county. Kansas. de-
scribed in the following lists, viii. on
the first Tuesday OF September. 1904
and the next succeeding days. be sold
by me at public auction at my Office
for the taxes and charges thereon for
the year 1904
ICHABOD WARNER
County Treasurer
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PUBLICATION NOTIC@TO WHOM

PUBLICATION NOTICE-TO WHOM
il may concern- Notice IS hereby
given, that on the 21st day OF April.
1895. a petition, signed BY ten house
holders residing IN Iowa township,
Sherman county. Kansas, was pres
ented TO the county superintendent
OF public instruction Of said county,
asking that the hereinafter described
school lands IN said county be sx-
posed TO sale one year from date 0f
this publication said lands are par
ffcuIarly described as follows, tc-Eits
All OF section sixteen l1e1. township
ten (101s range thirty-seveu (37)-
Done at Goodland. Sherman county
kansas. this 5th day Of July, A. D.
1898. n r ALBERTSC7T-
Chairman Board q County commfs-
sicners OF Sherman COUNTY E11nszs
wilson 1Ets, COMFY CLERK
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QUARTERLY REPORT OF COUN-
ty superintendent OF Public In
structiOn Of Sherman county, Kansas.
To the State superintendent OF Public
instruction. Quarter begins April 1,
1905, ends June 80, 1905.
1. Number Of district schools Wis
tied this quarter, giving number Of
each district None
2. Average length Of time spent in
actual school inspection. None.
3. Number Of written reports Of
such visits made to the district board
None.
l. Number Of consultations with
district boards. One
3. Number Of days office has been
kept open at county seat Twenty.
g. Number Of examinations OF dis
trict clerks records. None.
Z. Number Of examinations Of dis
trict treasurers' records. Two.
8. Number Of teachers meetings
attended None.
9. Number Of lectures delivered.
None
10. Is the ONCE supplied with suit
able record books. as required By the
existing laW2 Yes
II Number OF certificates granted,
one professional, one first grade,
none; second grade, none; third
IL Number Of certificates In
dOrsed, none
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To the State superintendent OF Pub
lie instruction, Topeka. Kan:
hereby certify the above to be q
correct statement Of the work OF this
Office in the matters herein reported
for the quarter ending this day
Dated ar GOOdland, Kansas, this 1St
day OF July 1905
JAMES p. PHILLIPS.
County superintendent Of Sherman
County. Kansas
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Coffee and Biscuits served to
visitors.
Come and see the Monarch
Range and sample the good cook
ing whether you buy or not.
You will be surprised when you
find the finest Ma1leable Range Of
fered at the most reasonable price.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-13
Lynn
Sadly Hurt

IN laid on the pay rolls since the
order for retrenchment was issued. In
all, about dozen train crews have
been laid on, which. directly and Indi
rectly, Affects good many families in
Canon City, Cripple Greek. Victor and
Florence. Although the shops here are
working their full quota of men it is
believed to be due to the fact that the
company is anxious to complete repairs
to some locomotives belonging TO the
Terminal company now being over
hauled, and that when the job is done
the force of workmen will be much re-
duced, II not disbanded altogether.
1t is reported that orders have been
received 10 ship ali OF the material and
stores on hand to Denver but how much
truth there Is in the rumor we are un-
able to state.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-13

ence of daring characters, have ten
dency to breed crime, as many of these
books deal with railroad life. insofar as
they refer to daring train wrecks, hold
ing up of the midnight express, etc,
that they feel justified in suppressing
their sale so far as they are able to ac-
compIish this purpose. All literature
of this kind held by agents along
the system is to be packed up and sent
to the company's' headquarters.
1t is also reported that the news
agents on trains carry with them a
number Of obscene novels and litera-
ture of various kinds that they offer
for sale to persons who request such
stuff, and that the railroad company
will put stop to these sales.