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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
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Jewell County Has q Congressional
Racer.

Jewell County Has q Congressional
Racer.
It is reported that Jewell county
politicians are petting and grooming
a man to race against W A Reeder
in the next convention
And il is said that man viii not be
Hays b White. The leaders in the
movement don't expect aJewen coun-
ty man can be nominated, but rumOr
says they want to control the dele
CATION in favor OF J. R. BuTrOw. The
names so far mentioned are DR.. A B.
Peters and R H Mcbride, member
Of the legislature from Jewell county
It is known that Mcbride was a great
boss buster in the last campaign,
while DR.. Peters was more cunning,
and said little OF nothing except to
his most intimate friends -Four years
ago Hays B. White took the delega-
ton from Jewell county to the Nor
ton convention for him for congress,
and they voted for him so long as he
stood any show, but they were for
Reeder for second choice. History is
pretty apt to repeat itself again in
Jewell county, for Congressman Reed
er has a whole army OF warm friends
| in the county.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
GoODLAND BOY MARRIED.
Warren Shamburg and Miss Jennie
Fritz the Contracting Parties.

Warren Shamburg and Miss Jennie
Fritz the Contracting Parties
At the home Of her parents, in
Waldo, Kan, on Wednesday, June
Il, Miss Jennie Fritz was married to
Mt. Warren Q. Shamburg OF Good
land. The young people arrived in
GOOdland Thursday morning, and will
make this city their home.
MI Shamburg's home was former
" in Waldo. He attended the Kan
sas Wesleyan business college at Sa-
lima, and upon graduating from that
institution last summer, he came to
GOOdland to take a position as stem
ographer in MI E T. Murphy's Of
flee During his residence in this city
close and lasting friendships have
grown between him and many Of our
young people. He IS a steady, in
dustriOus young man, successful thus
far in his career, and with bright
prospects for the future. Mrs Sham
burg is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
y. L. Fritts Of Waldo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shamburg will be at
home after July 1.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
Meat Market Changes Hands

This week a deal was closed where
BY Cas- HOgeboOm and J. II. Jewell
become owners Of the Marshall &
Roth meat market All property con
nected with the business, with the
exception OF the building. IS transfer
red 20 the new prOprietors, who win
take possession Monday. Mr.. HOge-
boom has been employed in this mar
ket Tor q number Of years, and under
stands the meat bushes thorough1v
Mr. Jewell IS an experienced bushes
man He has been manager OF the
telephone company and has donecon-
siderable work as q bookcases. and
salesman. He has also had some ex-
perience in a meat market
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
NORMAL INSTITUTE NOTES.

Most all the teachers were out to
hear Rev. l. 3. Wickersham Satur-
day night and Sunday morning.
The little book agent has been
around to see the school marms, and
no wonder they look so happy.
More young men are attending in
stitute than ever before. The young
men Of this county intend TO keep UP
with the progressive world
Prof s. V. Mallory is arranging for
a much larger attendance in high
school this year
The algebra class is doing good
work under the leadership Of c. W.
Mccormick
The examination Will be held on
Friday and Saturday this year, in
stead Of Monday and Tuesday, as
usual
Visitors are always welcome.
Miss WfchIizer, a Cove county teach
er, visited our institute Thursday.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
TRAIN STRUCK WOMAN.
Passenger No. 6 Kills Mrs. Pouch
SeIden-

Passenger No. Kills Mrs. Pouch at
SeIden-
Mrs. A. Pouch Of SeIden was struck
by eastbOund passenger train No s
at Selden, Thursday morning and in
stantly killed.
The train was in charge Of Joseph
Lustig, conductor, and was pulled by
engine 1922, Engineer Brinker, and
was several hours late and running at
a high speed.
In reporting the accident, the Ores
den Independent says:
cit seems she was surprised by the
train and becoming confused, she
failed to get clear Of the track and
was hit by the engine. Her clothing
became entangled in some manner
with something on the engine and she
was hurled with great violence back
ward against the rapidly revolving
drivers, which cast her of and her
body struck the ground thirty feet
from the track
when assistance reached her it
was found that she was dead, haY-
ing suffered a fracture Of the spinal
column, one arm and a leg as well
as a crushed skull
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
LOCAL NOTICES.

See MiIIIsack's large ad. every
week You viii be interested.
New spring styles in Wilson Bros.
Dress Shirts at Millisack's-
The Q. & 3. Mems Suits are the
stylish, Well-tailored, perfect-dtting
kind at AIillisack's.
viii guarantee the sale OF 49,
coo homemade brick, mostly for own
use That viii start a brick plant
Interested parties write me at once
=. n MiIlisack-
Buster Brown Hose at 8IiIlisack's.
a lot OF secondhand doors and
windows for sale cheap H H Auer
& Son
Wanted-Three or four furnished
or unfurnished rooms BY young mar
ried man for light housekeeping
P. o. Box A.
Anyone wanting washing and iron
ing done, call on Mrs. J r Sullivan.
east Ninth street
Did you see the pictures at the fur
Ask for a picture for 81 at the fur
nfture store.
Headquarters for ice at the Star
Neat Market Jewell & HOgebOom-
A full line Of fresh and cured meat
fish and poultry at the Star Neat
Market Jewell & HOgeboOm-
Furnished house, with three rooms,
20 rent call on Mrs Mary ThOmp-
son. GoOdiand.
Fore Sale-Frame barn, 1Sxz2s 10
Gated in GOodiand, win be sold a
auction to highest bidder for cash on
July I at o'clock p m The Good
land Percheron HOrSe Co, GeCrgs
Bradley. President
Reneau, the Photographed. viii Be
at GOOdIand Friday. June 30, andSat-
urGay, July 1. Those wishing first
class work VIII do wen to see him on
above dates
DO yOu ever exchange phStos2 +
50 Tou want the test and you can
get the latest styles and the best
r=1rIzrer-hl1 * Rene1u FiLay.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
J.. T. L. Entertainment.

The GOOdland Loyal Temperance
Legion will give an entertainment al
the Christian church Tuesday night
at o'clock A program has been
prepared, cOnsistingOf reCitatiOns and
songs by members OF the Legion. The
ladies in charge Of this organization
have made an effort TO get up an en-
tertaining program, and have worked
hard training the children to speak
and sing. The little people themselves
have been working faithfully. An
admission Of Is cents viii be charged
grown people The proceeds are to
help pay for a drinking fountain,
which viii soon be put up in Good
land.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
MARRIAGE o. sATTERFIELp.
Ceremony Performed at Garrett, Ind,
June II.

Ceremony Performed at Garrett, Ind,
June II.
Mr.. Raymond L Satterfeld, chief
clerk in the master mechanics Office,
Of the Rock Island in this city, and
Miss Gladys Hayes, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hayes Of Garrett, Ind, were
married at the home Of the brides
parents Wednesday evening, June IA.
The announcements of the event,
which were sent to the friends Of the
groom in GOOdland, say that Mr.. and
Mrs. Satterfield viii be at home in this
city after July 1. They arrived here
Wednesday morning, and are living in
the residence the second door east OF
the Catholic church.
Mr.. Satterfield entered the service
Of the Rock Island several months
ago, succeeding r. D. Wolfe as chief
clerk. It was the beginning OF his
first residence in the west, which in
a short time has become particularly
agreeable to him, and his GOOdland
friends wish for himself and his bride
a continued agreeable stay in this lit
tie city Of the west
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
GENERAL GOMEZ IS DEAD.
Soldier Statesman, and Loved by His
Country.


Country.
Havana. June 19.-Generai MaximO
Gomez died at s o'clock Saturday
night from liver trouble from which
he has been suffering for some time
and which finally affected the heart
last Thursday. He was not conscious
when the end came
When the general passed away his
wife and six children, President Pal
ma, the secretary Of government and
some others were present The body
lay in state in the palace Sunday.
Only Friday the senate passed a bill
to present him with 100000, and a
check for that amount was delivered
Saturday morning by the secretary OF
finance to a son Of the general.
The funeral OF the general viii take
place this afternoon at 3 o'clock An
impression was taken Of the features
Saturday night in order that q bust
may be made for the government A
large number Of officials, members Of
congress and old revoludOnists called
at the Gomez home Saturday night.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
GooDLAND VS.. NORTON.
July the Home Team Plays at That
Place.


Place.
Among the attraction Of the
Fourth Of July celebration at Norton
this year, viii be a ball game be-
tween the GOOdland and Norton clubs
for a purse OF 800, the winning team
to get $50 and second best $40
While the GOOdland team have not
as yet covered themselves all over
with glory, their town will stick to
them until they will be enabled,
through impOrtatiOns and otherwise,
to make good. Since no celebration
viii be held here this year, it is ex-
pected that quite a crowd will &C
company the team TO Norton. A part
Of the program at Norton, July 4, IS
as follows:
1O:45 a. m Address, Congressman
Philip Campbell
100 D m Ball game, Goodland vs.
Norton; purse $780, nrst money, $50,
second, $50.
4-SO p. m Running races
SEQ p m TrOting races
$3.50 p m Fireworks display.
500 D. m Grand ball at the opera
house
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23

I and made a business visit with ". T.
Shea, manager Of the cOmpany's yard
| here
The Republic installed a new Fair
! banks, Morse & Co, twO-hOrse power
| gasoline engine in its plant Friday to
take the place Of a Webster engine,
/ which is for sale cheap.
J. A Mercer Of Agra, Kan, father
/ of Mrs. Q. W Jupe, came in Tuesday
evening for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jupe. Mr.. Mercer likes Sherman
county and may buy land in this
county
Dennis Griffin, son OF Jack Griffin,
formerly a brakeman here years ago,
was in GOOdland Wednesday. He was
| only about 5 years OF age when the
family left here, but IS now an en-
gineer on the Dalhart division OF the
Rock Island.
Mrs H H Barsby sang a sacred
song at the Methodist church Sunday
| evening. He Leadeth Ne" is a beau
/ tiful composition, and was sung in
a voice that had more than the or
| binary charm
H J. Meints, living in Gage cOun-
I ty, Neb-, arrived in GOOdland Satur-
day morning on a visit to his child
rem, Fred and John Meints, and Mrs.
ISandersfeld, who is a married daught-
er. He viii stay a couple Of weeks.
T N Tally Of Jaqua, Cheyenne
county, Kan, arrived in GOOdIand
Tuesday morning on his way home
from Oklahoma and eastern Kansas.
He lives IS miles southwest Of st.
Francis He located where he now
resides in 1893.
A typical tramp called at this Of
fee Monday with a request for a few
''exchanes-' He handed this one to
a member Of the force. Why is a
/ hobo on the road like a mules ears
while walking?" Answer: Because
they are continually going back and
forth"
/ Announcements were received in
/ this city this week Of the marriage Of
/ Tommy O'Brien, an Old-time Good
| land boy, tO-as Tommy will no doubt
say-the finest lady in the land. They
Will make their home at ARIA, Colo,
where Mr.. O'Brien is agent for the
Rock Island.
J. A Trent returned Friday from
LecOmptOn, Kan, where he has been
on a visit to his sOn-in-Iaw, A. A.
Adams, for about three months. Mrs.
Trent remained at LecomptOn, where
she is being treated for a stomach diff
hculty- She is improving fast, and
J viii be home in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L Parker Of Eu-
reka Springs, Ark, formerly residing
in Sherman county, are here visiting
their son, J. A. Parker, who lives II
miles southwest Of GOodland. Mr.
Parker expresses himself pleased with
the improvement he sees in GOodIand
and Sherman county. They left Mon
day for Oklahoma
Mrs H H Barsby Of Denver, &C
cOmpanied by two OF her children.
arrived in GOOdland Saturday for a
short visit with GoOdland folks. She
returned home Monday morning. The
oldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Barsby
came in on a train ahead Of Mrs
Barsby and is spending the week with
his young friend, Harry Bush
". Hargraves, who lives near old
ILaBlanche, on section 35-9-41, was in
/ town Saturday with a load Of garden
truck To show the greatness Of his
heart he left a large bunch Of rad
ishes at this Office He doesn't claim
to have the talleSt re in Sherman
county, but he left a sample that
measured five feet and seven inches
M Hargraves reports all his crops
this year as being simply tout OF
sight"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
Commissioners, Meeting.

The next meeting Of the board Of
county commissioners Of Sherman
county, which is scheduled by statute
to occur the first Monday in July, be-
ing the third, will not be held until
July 5. This announcement is made
for the information Of the public, and
by direction OF the commissioners.
There is a good deal more business
than the members Of the board can
attend to the first day, and as the
glorious Fourth comes on Tuesday,
the board thought it would be better
not to meet until Wednesday, July 5.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
LEG UNDER FALLING HORSE.
William Baker Suffers Painful In
juries in an Accident.

IuFleS III an Accident.
William Baker. living on the Syl-
vesteI place. and tie father OF Mil e
Baker, was the victim OF a painfu'
accident two weeks ago, which re-
suited in the fracture OF his right leg
at a point just above the ankle, and
the straining Of his ankle. Mr.. Baker
was riding a saddle horse when the
accident happened. He is being
cared for at the home OF L. A. Chat
field.
Clifford Bray was secured to take
care OF the stock on the Baker farm
during the confinement Of the old
gentleman to his bed. MisfOrtunes
never come singIy but IN batalliOns,
is the old saying, and while young
Bray was riding the horse over to the
place from Mr.. Chatfield's TO do the
chores on Sunday, the horse became
frightened and ran into a wire fence,
cutting an ugly cash into the lads
ankle. He was brought to town and
the gaping wound was sOwn up. Dr..
Carmichael is caring for both cases.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
Social TUESDAY Evening.

A short program consisting Of vo-
cal and instrumental music and reel
tatiOns and a dialogue, will be given
BY the young people at NJ E church
next Tuesday night, June p, at s
o'clock Ice cream and cake viii be
served at close Of program Every
one cordially invited Proceeds to
be applied on repairs made on the
parsonage Admission 10 cents.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
Ms JB Collier Dead.

Mrs J. b Collier, formerly a resi-
dent OF Sherman county died at her
home in Jewell City, Kan, June II,
at the age OF 43 years. Mrs Collier
and her husband lived on a farm
northeast OF GoOdland for ten years,
and we're well known TO many peO-
pie Of this county. In 1900 they NOV
ed to Jewell county, which has since
been their home Ms Collier vas
an aunt BY marriage OF Mrs. J. J.
Knight OF this city.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
IS PHIITPPNE &c.
President ROosevelt's Plan Approved
by FederaIs.

PRESIDENT E6O0SeFelt-S EAam ApLltoNc5A
by FeCerals.
Manila. June 2O--The federal con-
vention has re-assembled- After a
heated discussion it was resolved 70
place among the resolutions a section
advocating the policy OF President
Roosevelt TO transform the govern
ment OF the islands by permitting
government by FflipinOs with the as
sistance Of Americans The federals
believe that If this policy be followed
constantly and progressively il viii
result in complete self-gOvernment
The definite aim desired is an ulti-
mate independent republican govern
ment, but maintaining necessary poll
teal union with the United States.
The radical wing Of the party op-
/ posed a clause in the resolutions sup
porting Secretary Taft's policy, and
/ left the meeting TO re-assemble again.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
NEWSPAPER an DRESDEN.
g. W. Wood From GOodIsnd Editor
and Publisher.

ana Publisher.
Volume i, number 1, Of the Dres-
den Independent, Of which G. W.
Wood. recently a train dispatcher at
GoOdland, is publisher. was issued
last week It is a creditable publica-
ton, and viii help Dresden to push
its interests farther out into the
world Whenever a Dresden man does
a good deed, the home organ viii
blow his praises whenever the times
seem Ogt OF joint the newspaper viii
have something to say in making
crooked things straight The hide
pendent VIII ana ought to be one OF
the cog wheels that VIII grind out
public opinion IN Dresden
M wood the editor, IS an old
time printer, and we shan be glad to
see him succeed.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
Co7ord 1TIn~f-aIe

Wednesday afternoon some c0Iored
minstrels gave a concert In front Of
the post once at about O'Clock
Most Of them were kids, but they
captured the crowd. They gave an
entertainment az the opera house "a
me evening. and. win no adTaucs
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
JOHN HARTzLER

Does a General Law Business.
have a complete list Of all Govern
ment Lands in the county and parties
desiring contests filing Of applications
for hOmesteads or any business be-
fore the United States Land Office
will do well to see me before employ
ing an attorney.
OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-23
Your Patronage Solicited.

Having bought the meat market Of
Marshall & Roth. We solicit your pat
ronage- JEWELL & HOGEBOOM.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-12-14
pleasant Surprise Party.

Alarge crowd of ladies gathered al
the home Of Mrs. WA Streater on last
Friday In celebration Of her birthday.
Mrs. Straeter has been away from the
city for several months and the visit from
go many Of her friends was very pleas
ant surprise. The afternoon was much
enjoyed by all. Mrs. Straeter was pre-
ssnted with some fine table linen and a
carving set by her friends. Those pres
ent were: Mesdamss LyBrand, Sturm,
T. L. McCarty, Sitter, Riney, Gluck,
shaw, Thomas, Baeder, schmidt, Evans,
BaiLbridge, Rupert, Lawrence, Russell,
H. Straetsr, Foley, Arnent, Beeson'
Hood, Mann, Coolidge. Ssumph, Berg
Wright, Mueller, @. J. Carrier, KLEIN
dsnst, Misses Mae and Lulu sturm, Bert
Cole, Elma Schmidt, Stella 6toffer, En-
ma and Anna Baeder.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-12-14
Culture At Dodge.

CARR the news to Alfred Henry lewis!
Whisper II gently to Mr. Bat Mastsrson!
Dodge City, onoe the rendezvous Of the
COW pupoher and the "bad man. 10, By
the grace Of Andrew Carnegie, to attain
the heights Of culture represented BY .
public library costing something like ten
thousand dollars.
The piotures Of Dodge portrayed by the
exceeding graphic pen OF Mr.. Lewis, and
the character Of lts Inhabitants as told 10
the stories Of the sturdy and strong MIR.
MAsterson, are not true Of the Dodge OF
today. During the stone age Dodge was
the rendezvous Of the plains gambler and
the all-around tough. Il was by no
means unusual for Its citizsns to die with
their boots on. The advocate Of culture
and refinement In those days 10 Dodge
would have exposed himself to ridicule
II not to rope with moose In the busi-
ness end.
But those dsysare far gone. Mr.. LAWS
and Mr.. Masterson are no longer citizens
Of Dodge but are residents Of the sffste
east, the one entertaining and sdlfying
the American people with his virile pen
--or typewriter--ths other an oflcer Of
the law In the nations metropolis. Dodge
today 10 quiet and psacesble. Thsavsrage
intelligence Of lite people 10 probably Gen.
siderably above that Of the average New
England village Of It, sIzs. u knows
Shakespeare and economics. The pupils
In Ito schools read Of the campaigns Of
Caesars lsgIous and learn the rules Of
rhetoric. And now II Is TO have Carne.
Gle library
Dodge 10 rearing . citizenship today
that will doubtless be a. great credit to
II ~ that which It has sent forth In the
past. Itsfuture citizenship will be more
conventional, and In some ways It will
be less mastsrful than that Of old. Per-
haps We have lost something Of value In
the passing Of the old Dodge. But the
new Dodge, with Ito Carnegie library and
iss culture away out whore the short
Grass grows, is something Kansas ID traly
proud OF. Topeka state Journal.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-12-14
WILL BUILD ELEVATOR.
Martin Brothers Expect to Have one
Working by March I.

Martin Brothers who contracted some
time ago for machinery for an elevator
and feed mill have purchased site for
gheir building. The site is the ground
where the old planning mill building
stands. The old building will be used
1DY store room and the elevator will be
Bailt near by. The Martins are now get
ttpg estimates on the cost Of steel tanks
Before deciding upon their plan Of build
ing. Roy Martin will 20 to Kansas City
next week to make some changes In the
srdsr made for machinery.
A fifteen horse power gasoline engine
will be used, and feed mill will be run
IN connection with the elevator business.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-12-14
Torture Of a Preacher.

The story Of the torture Of Rev. Q. p.
Moore, pastor OF the Baptist church, Of
Harpersville, N. r., will interest you.
He says: II suffered agonies. because 81
4 persistent cough, resulting from the
grip, had to sleep sitting upin bed.
| tried many remedies, without relief,
until / took DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption Coughs and Colds,
which entirely cured my cough, aud
saved me from consumption. A grand
cure for diseased conditions Of Throat
and Lungs. Al City Drug store druggist;
price 500 and el.OO, guaranteed, Trial
bottle free
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-12-14
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves to be
indebted to US, kindly call and settle on
or before Dec, 31st.
Thanking you for past patronage and
assuring you Of our klndess regards, we
are
Very Respectfully
2s S.T.&J. d. WILLIAMS,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-12-14

For all kinds OF flrst GLASS cement work,
walks, foundations, Or stone work Of any
kind III Dodge CITY or any place ID Ford
county, apply to
ANDyJoHHsoN. 7. D. boz lol.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-12-14
Tie lm1(slq1lann HdW. ( Mig. Go.
Township Treasurer,s Report.

Following 10 the report Of the treasurer Of
Royal township for the year ending October
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-06-01
At Mrs. Ina Tiffany's.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Ohio
street NJ. E. church will be entertain
ed by Mrs. Tiffany at her home
northwest OF Butler Thursday after
noon and evening, June 1, 1905.
There has been tents secured and new
and remarkable features are to be
introduced heretofore unknown to
the Aid Society.
The usual 10 cent lunch" will be
sold to you from a pretty booth
In q pretty box from whence you will
pass to a spread table where coffee
will be served to accompany your
lunch with no extra charge.
Everybody is invited and thost
who have conveyances are to be al
the Ohio street NJ. E. church at Lac
sharp and those who have not con
veyances are to be there at the same
time. We are also going to have tn,
wagonett there and everyone can &c
who will. COMMITTEE.