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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-01-20
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sHERIFFs SALE.


IN the District Court Of the S4th iu5ieial
l. district, sitting In and for the county q
sherman, IN the state Of kansas. EoWasq
A. Strand. plaintiff, vs. II ernlan QUICK ana
Matilda Quick, his wife. Charles b Gibson
- Gibson, his wife, whose given name =
unknown 70 this plaintiff, George " BaE-
den, trustee Of the Iowa Mortgage company
Joseph J. Crofdt- Laura A Crofut- his wife,
v. Frank Rogers, Clara A. Rogers his VIE
Augustus EunE, Micheal OIL - Gscl. his
wife, whose given name is unknown TO tlis
plaintiff, the Nebraska Loan and Trust
company, and James N Clarke receiver OF
the Nebraska Loan and Trust company &C.
PENDANTS By virtue Of an order OF sale IS
sued 10 me, out Of said District Court In the
above entitled actiOn- WILL on Monday, the
10Th day Of February, A d. 1905, at O'Clock
p. Ia Of said day. at the east front door OF
the court house, In the city Of GOOoiand. IN
the county OF Sherman, in the
state Of Kansas. offer at public sale anu
sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash
In hand, all the following described real
estate, to-Wit: The northeast quarter OF
section thirty-fOur C3i) in township nine s%l
south Of range fOrty-One i1ll west Of the
sixth principal meridian. lying and situate
IN the county Of Sherman In the state OF
Kansas. The abOve-described real estate IS
taken IS the property Of said defendants
and IS directed by said order Of sale 10 De
sold. and Will be sold. without appraisement.
TO satisfy said order Of sale.
GEORGE BRADLEY.
Sheriff Of Sherman county, kansas.
z. F. MURPHT. Attorney for defendant
Charles z. Gibson.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-01-20
First published January sO.l
EHERTFFsS SALE

n the District court Of the S4th judicial
II district, sitting in and for the county OF
Sherman in the state Of Kansas Edward
A. Strand, plaintiff, vs.. Herman Quick and
Matilda Quick, his wife, Charles +. Gibson,
- Gibson. his wife. whose given name is
unknown to this plaintiff, George W Baw-
den. trustee Of the Iowa Mortgage COM
pany, Joseph J. Crofut, Laura A. Crofut, his
wife, ". Frank Rogers, Clara A Rogers. his
wife. Augustus kunZ, Micheai Oil. - Oil.
his wife. whose given name is unknown 70
this plaintiff, the Nebraska Loan and Trust
the Nebraska Loan and Trust company, de-
PENDANTS. By virtue Of an order Of sale is
sued to me, out Of said District Court. in the
above-entitled action, / Will on Monday, the
10th day Of February, A ID. 1870, at one
O'Clock p m. Of said day, at the east front
door Of the court house, in the city Of Good
land, In the county Of Sherman, in the state
Of Kansas, offer at public sale, and sell to the
highest and best bidder, for cash in hand,
all the followtn g-descrfbed real estate to-
witt The southwest quarter Of section
thirty-nve (S5). in township nine (9l,
south Of range forty-one cd. west OF
the Sixth principal meridian, lying and sit
uate in the county of sherman, in the state
Of Kansas. The abOve-described real-estate
IS taken as the property Of said defendants,
and IS directed by said order Of sale TO be
sold. and will be sold, without apDraisement
TO salty said order OF sale.
GEORGE BRADLEY.
Sheriff Of Sherman County. Kansas.
4. F. MURPHT. Attorney for Defendant,
Charles E. Gibson.
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First published January -. ]
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

IN the district court Of Sherman county, in
i the State Of Kansas c. Z. Smith, plain
Iiff, vs. Cyrus j. Bennett, aud Mary J.
Bennett, his wife. j. II. Rinewalt, and --
Rinewalt. his wife. whose given name is IN.
known 70 this plaintiff, Arnet Lindsey, and
- Lindsey. his wife, whose given name il
unknown TO this plaintiff, Charles Z. Gibson
and -- Gibson. his wife, whose given name
Is unknown 10 tins plaintiff, defendants. Said
defendants, Arnet Lindsey, and the unknown
heirs. executors. administrations, deTlsees and
trustees Of the said defendant, Arnet Lindsey
will take notice that they have been sued IN the
District Court Of Sherman county, IN the state
of Kansas, By the said plaintiff, and must an
swer the petition filed therein by said plaintiff
on or before the 18th day Of February, A. D.
1875, or said petition viii be taken as true, and
judgment for plaintiff II said sctIon viii be
rendered against the defendants, Arnet Lindsey,
and the unknown heirs, executors, adrninistra.
tors. devisees and trustees of said defendant
Arnet Lindsey, forever barring them and each
Of them Of and from any right title or interest
in or 10 the southwest quarter Of section thirty
one OH, IN township seven CD, south OF range
forty (AO), vest of the Sixth principal meridian,
and IN Sherman county. kansas
Z. E. NURBHT, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest: III. II. HEsTOE, Clerk District Court,
By JENNIE g. HEsTOE, Deputy,
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FRIDAY, JANUARY %. 1905
CARNEGIE-s BENEvOLENCE.

Mr.. Carnegie has given 40 million dol
lars for public libraries. The money,
and a considerable larger surplus be
sides, BIr. Carnegie made out of the
steel business, not, of course, through
reasonable profits, but by manipulating
steel stocks and by making the price
of steel products as high as theprOtect-
i've tariff would permit. He combined
the steel business and thus eliminated
domestic competition. The tariff en-
abled him to defy foreign competition.
He had things his own way. He exact
ed about what he pleased from the
purchasers of steel, including the fed
eral government, which fortified him
with the tariff wall. The railroads
and builders, and others who had to
have steel, and who had to pay the
Carnegie prices, reimbursed themselves
from the masses of the people in the
form Of freight and passenger rates,
rentals and other charges. In every
case Of this kind, the excessive and
wholly unnatural profits of the rus IS
come out of the masses. How good
and generous it is of Mr.. Carnegie to
give back in the form Of library build
'ings a part of the burdensome surplus
which he has taken, with the aid of the
government, ont of the earnings of the
PeoPlel How very grateful the people
should bel-Kansas City Times.
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First published January 90

ITO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN; Notice Is
4 hereby given, that on the 9Th day OF Jsnu-
airy, 1915, petition, signed by ten houseboiuers
residing IN ShermRnTIle township, Sherman
county, Kansas, was presented 70 the comfy
superintendent -of public instruction of said
county, asking that the hereinafter described
school lands IN said county be expOSsd 70 sale
one year from date Of this publication Said
lands are particularly described as follows to
wit: Northeast quarter "a, Of the southeast
quarter "a }, aud the east half ktzl, and the
northwest quarter "a }, OF the northeast quarter
"a, Of section thirty-six 5). Towns hip SIX ltl
range thirty-eigbt, (SSl- Done st GOodlands
sherman county, Kansas, this eth day OF jana
airy, A. D. 1915.
n. E. ALBERrsoN, Chairman Board Of County
Commissioners of Sherman County, Kansas.
Attest: WILSON PETERS. County Clerk
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vent foods; all these, and Others, are
excellent recommendations.
The governor also recommends the
extension of female suffrage; the con-
solidatiOn of the textbook commission
with the board Of education; that all
the state institutions be placed under
one financial management to be perma-
nently established in the state house,
under the control of three managers,
who shall give their entire time to the
business Of the state.
1t would be difhcult to estimate the
benefit that would accrue to the state
ifmanY, or even all, of these recon-
mendations were put into wise and ju-
diciOus laws. Irrespective of party af-
iliations, the people of Kansas will both
highly approve these recommendation
and stand by the governor in urging
their adoption.
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First published January 20

IN the District Court of Sherman County, In
i the State Of Kansas, IS. Charles Z Gibson,
plaintiff. IS. Fred A. Reed and - Reed, his
wife. whose given name Is unknown to plaintiff,
defendants Said defendants, Fred A. Reed and
- Reed, his wife. viii take notice that they
have been sued IN the District Court Of Sher-
man county, IN the State of Kansas. By the said
plaintiff, and must answer the petition hled
therein by said plaintiff. on or before the Sixth
day of March. A. d. 1905, said petition viii be
rendered against the defendant, Fred A. Reed.
for the sum of eight hundred and eighty dollars,
with interest thereon at the rate Of 10 per cent
per annum from the 14th day Of January A. D.
1875, and for the costs Of this suit, and the
mortgage herein sued on viii be fOreclOsed and
the land therein described. tO-Eit= The north
west quarter Of section i've ~, IN township SIX
81, south Of range forty-One (4l). west OF the
Sixth principal meridian, and in Sherman
county, Kansas, viii be sold. and the proceeds
of such sale viii be applied. first to the payment
Of the costs In this action, and second to the
payment Of plaintiffs Judgment herein OBJ
tanned, and the defendants above named and
each of them viii be forever barred Of and from
any right, title or interest IN and TO the above
described tract Of land.
E +. MURPHY, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest: A. E BARNETT, Clerk District Court.
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First published January b.
sHERTFE.S GAT.F

n Che District Court Of the 9Th Judicial dis
4 tricts sitting In and for the county Of Sher-
man in the state Of Kansas. II. ". Stewart
plaintiff. Is Charles O. Eunneils, Nora Run
neIls. Cora d. Nos, and - Moss, frsl
name unknown and William Ennis. defendants
BIZ virtue Of order Of sale issued to me, out
Of said District Court, in the EbOTo-eutitisd &C
ton VII on IuesdsT, the 18th DAY Of FEB
r1arT. A. d 1876, att O'Clock p. N Of said day,
at the east front door Of the Court House. u
the city Of Goddard, IN the cuunty Of Sherman,
IN the state Of Kansas. Otfer AZ publiC sale. and
sell % the highest and best bidder. Tor cash ia
hand. ali the E5ng-deecrIbsd rsal estate.
to-Tits The northwest quarter q section Ten
10, township ssEen lIls s0uth Of renge fQTt5
40, vest Of the sixth princIpal meridian, rf1-
tanning $50 acres lying and situate n the cOu1tT
Of Shcruao q the state Of Kansas. IHe asoEs=
descrthed RAJ estate e taEsn - ths uzupsFtT,
81 said Essl sst7te q taken ss the property ..
sad deteqea1lts- aEa Is dIre5sed 81 said
r7zlzr - SAP - - sold. and VA - sold,
riEaost aTtFaiae-lszs. - SATISFY said ssrdeT q
saia- EEnzGE EzhDf.sT,
nEz 81 elzfEleu CountT. EzEsas-
C,EFrrUT.E- p I-II-1l1T oEE aa1EEz y. - rT.ECE.
Assorua7s for Elaz1si6.
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GOvERNOR BOCH's 5IEssAGE,

Governor HOch's message, which was
read to the legislature, and also pub
Iished IN pamphlet form for general
circulation. is certainly a remarkable
document. It shows uncommon re-
search and an extensive knowledge Of
state administrative affairs; and his rec
concentrations to the legislature are
wise, progressive and .statesmanlike.
His recommendation for a state oil re-
6nery meets With general approval by
citizens of all parties, and should be
favorably considered by the state legis-
lature.
It IS quite remarkable, as the message
shows, that the state Penitentiary pays
all expenses Of maintenance from prof
its on the labor Of the prisoners. The
Irvine plant has paid for itself and has
money left to its credit, and besides
has lessened the price OF Irvine to farm
ers drought the entire state. This fact
Is certainly q strong argument for the
establishment of a state oil refinery. It
would, probably. be a big paying prop
ositio1, and as IN the case of the twine
plant, It would curb monopoly. and also
cheaper the price Of oil to all consum-
ers IN the state.
On account Of the voIumipous pro-
portions Of the message. It would be
impracticable, IN a short editorial, to
do more than mention q few of the sub
jects treated. That there be a thorough
examination Of the books and accounts
Of al state Institutions, and the adoP-
ton of newer and better method of
bookkeeping; for a primary election
law; for reapPordonnont of congress
ional districts; for a state Depository Of
public fuuds; for civil service reform;
the establishment of a state priz1ng
plant; the state fishery and hatchizg
plants for the raising the P~ice Of the
state school lands juvenile eozrtss tax
reyisioni larger power to be given to
the state board Of railroad commission
erss larger power 10 insurancs comm1s-
slonsFs toE DYKES AID 5Fz;tis e = pre-
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Calumet
Baking
Powder
First published January 0l
PUBLICATIoN NOTICE.

ITO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: Notice is
Il hereby given, that on the 9Th day Of jam
airy, 1906, petition, signed By ten hOuseholuers
residing IN ltasca township. Sherman county,
Kansas. was presented to the county superIn-
tenGent Of public instruction of said county be
exposed 70 sale one year from date OF this pub
hcat5on- Said lands are particularly dsscr bed
as follows to-wit: The northeast quarter ~
OF section thirty-siL ts5), township eight 81
range thirty-ni1e (39). Done at GOodland-
Sherman county, Kansas, this 9Th day Of Janu-
airy, A. d. 1eJ5.
Commissioners OF Sherman County. Kansas
attest: WILSON PETERs, County Clerk.
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First published January 0.l
Hnwr~rn"n.- --nnrrr-

no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is
i hereby given, that on the 7th DAY Of Janu-
airy. 1873, a petition, signed by ten bOuseholders
residing in Grant township, Sherman county.
Kansas, was presented to the county superin-
tendent OF public instruction Of said county,
asking that the hereinafter described school
lands In said county be exposed 70 sale!Ons year
from date of this publication Said lands are
particularly described as follows, to-yit: The
west half (1z) of section thirty-sIE t35l, town
ship six co., range fOrty-O1e (4l)- Done at Good
land, Sherman county Kansas, this 9Th day OF
January, A. ID. 1915.
y. z. ALBERTsON, Chairman Board Of County
Commissioners Of Sherman County, Kansas
Attest: WILSON PETERs, County Clerk
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First published January u. I
FERTILIZATION NOTICE

no WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: Notice is
i hereby given, that on the eth day Of Jauu-
airy, 1905. petition ssigned by ten hOuseholdsrs
residing in Grant township, Sherman county,
Kansas, was presented to the county sGperin-
tendent OF public instruction of said county
asking that the hereinafter described school
lands IN said county be exposed to sale one year
from date Of this publication. said lands are
particularly described as follows, to-Eit:
The northeast quarter ca Of section thirty-siE
t36), township l6l. range forty-one CAD. Done
at GOOdland, Sherman County, Kansas, this 9Th
day Of January A D. 1905.
n. =. ALBERTsON, Chairman Board of County
Commissioners Of Sherman County, Kansas
Attest: WILSON PETERS, County Clerk.
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Nc TlIs ID YesterdaH-

Yes, let them pass, the flIs OF yesterday
The deed unlovely and the speech unjust,
The whispered hint-betrayal OF cur trust
That struck Faiths chalice from our lips
away,
And trailed her graceful garments In the
dust;
Our own defsuIt-the good We might have
done,
The battles lost that patience might have
Wons
The word IN season" that we did not sayI
But let them pass, the things that grieYed
Us sore;
Behind bis back God casts the sins Of men,
2epented OF. remembering them no more.
And shall not we who have been born again,
And by His Wondrous grace to Him brought
nigh,
Hold fast the good, and let the evil die2
Mrs. n A Maitland In S s. Times.
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state o. Kansas, County Of Sherman, $.
]. Ira Wolfe, Cashier Of said bank. do solemn
Is swear that the above statement Is true; that
said bank has no Liabilities and is not indorser
on any note OF Obligation other than shown on
the above statement. to the best Of my EnoWl-
edge and belief. So help ne God.
IRA WOLFE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me, this 18th
day Of January, l205.
THOs. P. LEONARD, Notary Public.
Commission expires November -, 1905
CoTrsct-Attest: j. ". Tibbsls, Thos. r. Leon
ard, @, Z SEarts, z. +. Murphy, Directors.
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The Goldenrod.

There's something bout the goIdenrod,
somehow can't tell what,
That Hmbers up my feelings in the very
tenderest spot
Hain't got no high-toned notions bout the
poetry OF flowers;
But field Of growing goldenrod love to
watch for hours.
OF cOurse-I love the roses and the vioIets
and SIGH;
But sort O. ISOLATE them with the swell
folks proud and rich.
OF course that amt ag'is' 'em; but they
never seem to me
To get rid OF the conventions OF their hne
society.
The gol6enrOd IS warm and true. and don't
make no pretense,
And seems to me to represent the folks OF
common sense;
And IL there's any sentiment In flowers
that LEAFS to God,
To me it finds expression in the glowing
goldenrod.
C. L. Dickinson. In n. z. Tribune.
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Tsachers, Examination.

The next regular teachers examina-
ton will be held at the court house,
GOodland, Kan, on Saturday, January
q, 1905, commencing at 7:3O am.
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Gloves and Mittens.

30 pair of Mems Camel Hair Lined
Kid Mitts, worth sc, for....... 40c
One lot of Mems extra good lined
kid gloves. worth SIPS, for 9Sc
One lot OF Misses and Ladies yarn
mitts, worth zoe, nOw.....-.... &c
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Our No. 4S heavy heeced lined IN
derwear double back and front;
other people get $50 per suit, our
price, per garment .--.-.---.-. 49G
124 Boys and Misses heavy fat
heeced union suits worth Csc, going
now lot -.--.----.- -------..--s 4SS
IN Misses and Children at less than
cost prices
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Coats.

Mems good brown, BANKED lined,
Duck Coats, worth $50, for. SI.OO
Mems heavy brown, blanket lined,
Duck Goats, worth s.. 50. for. Sz.OO
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One house and lot, also business prop
erty. Enquire of Mrs. B. E. Coffin.
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c 81 e. TiMEcARp.

Official timecard Of the arrival and departure
of trains IN and out Of GOodlsnd:
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Blankets.

Any a1-woof blanket in the house at
Is per cent Of. One lot of good full
sized Horse Blankets worth $1-ZS,
Tor. s.ssss...... ...------..-.... 9oC
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Arrives. Leaves
No. y originates here. No. r.. 30 an.
No. So $50 Pm No. 81. 90 pm
All trains are daily except Nos. u and y,
which are not oueratsd on SUNDAY. Trains Nos.
y and y are also local freiEhts With passenger
accomodatiuns-
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OEEIClAL STATEMENT

OF the Financial Condition Of The GOOdland
State Bank, at GOOdland, state of Kansas at
the close Of business on the 18th day Of Janu-
ary, 1905
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Report Of the condition OF
No. 6os9-
Che First Rational Bank,
or G0ogLGND. KANSAS,
At the close Of business Jan. II, 1905.

At the close OF business Jan. rs 1905.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. --sl03-3e3 q
UFerdrafts, secured and unsecured 6S g.
U. =. bonds 20 gecurs circulation 900 %
y > bonds On hand - --------.--.. SO %
kra1l lr1s On u >. bonds --------- 1rZl0 o.
49, $780, 7 s e., -, -. - ~
Due EroEn Approved reserve
C6sSfs 8 oshsE sash items 81
5 siS 195 $500 SS1EsosI' alak a
Lawful money reserve In
bank, VS.
specie ---------------.--- s.3l4 3
Legal teadsr 1otez-- 700 o. &8l3 OF
Rsdsmptiol Eqpd NTH IS Treasurer
per cent q ciEczlation -------.---- 80 %
LIABILETIEs-
Capital stocl- paid H.. 400 o.
2lrplls fszlCl-- .r------. IL "
Undivided profits. las eEpsases and
ssi 80. - * - " Ss
individual deposits sub
5e5t . chez. - sI0ssals =
Dellnd certIduztss Ct de-
poEtL---.s--- -------.---- Ilslzo II -lz5a3If 8
Total --.--------....----------.- -s171-ssl o.
STATE Of Kansas, -o1hsy ofStsruan, -
y C.. u. ShiEreaIt. Cas1isr uf tie atoFs-1acned
ba1k a. sololnnl1 Er7sar t1as tts o6oFs STATE
l1sns 8 tEus % t1e es-t q NJ znoWisdEs and
1eltet- @. y. saL1lts4 IL, Caz1ier-
S1bscEibsd and EEozn 70 before ne slLis lftE
daT g JgzEcry, l1ls-
g. =. tzITEE- lSote-T Pu5lic-
lcrl-l.zs.- ---Izas Leere-1ler - lssL
s-crzct-stt.- = 61usw. Chas- 81
1888
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IsaP
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Remnant Bargains.
You will find on our corners in each
department an immense quantity Of
remnants OF short lengths, Ribbons,
Dress Goods, Outings, Muslins.
Look them over and get a bargain.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-01-20

Coats Cotton Thread.
343 spOOls Goats Crochet cotton,
regular Sc sPOOls.-....-.....-... sc
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vent foods; all these, and others, are
excellent recommendations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
Facts About San Domingo.

Annu, ATTY per cent, o. The comn1trte
of santo Domingo is With the uni'cd
siat"s The remaining fifty per cent, ~
chiefly with the European c4untrlc,s,-
nm In smaller proportions with Cuba,
Mexico and south America ENGLAND sup
niies the lprgcs, proportion Of the imports;
aside from ,hose drawn from the In',s go
coasl being an English-speaking pNpulh-
ton English, French and Spanish are ar,
the principal languages nf San'o Domin-
so, English and French being rspesclaiillS
terror Spanish is he principal vehicle
Of communication, The population II
chiefly Of mixed Spanish, Indian, and
negro blood. with some Of pure African
descent and n comparative few whites.
,fhe total population Of the republic "
estimated NJ the present time ~ about
10000 that being Fomcwha, LEGS than the
official estimate OF GlD,DJ made In lsss