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JULIUS %SHoNGooD. Auctioneer. by Joseph
Shongood's Sons, Auct's. "a Bowery.
March 5-Jewelry. watches. diamonds, Marks
Loan Once, 2057 Sd av.; A. Sellnger, 6S4 I'd nv.
March e-Jewelry. a. Friedman. l9l 81 av.
March 6-Men's and women's clothing, &c.
pledged to Feb. 0, 1905, up to No. 257s+. S. Leh-
man. Brooklyn; +. Chaser. SO Catharlne ST..
March Clothing, &c, Magen Bros, $50 Grand
ST.; Ned Harlan, 40 Hudson st,
March s-Clothing and all pledges prior to March
I, 1905, with s. Turk. bankrupt. l464 I'd nv'
March s-Jewelry. diamonds, &c, j: Blumen-
thai. 100 Hudson ST.; Ned Harlan. 400 Hudson ST.
March 9-Clothing, a. Selinger. O3l I'd av.
March 9~-Jewelry. Harris & Co., 6H5 Sd av.
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NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. K,

CrNrtONS West 23d ST, N,R.
oiAiiON" Foot Liberty 81. n. Il,
Time shown below Is from Liberty. 81, West
Esd st. leaves 10 minutes earlier. except as noted
BY designating marks Nn
MAUCH CHUNK-z4OO OILS Easton). 9io A. NJ"
100. 40. 500 (b5.45 Easton only p NJ, Sun
days 1880 A. NJ, 100, 500 and 500 p. N,
~@it q. S,o5 ;. II. S aMa CE z1$S !, n. 500 : + M,
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHuRST, TOMS RIVER N
BAREEGAT-z4oo' $40 4. NJ, l;sO, a50o' So'9s'
Lakewood and LakelurSt, k3IO, C4l6). T. NJ.
Sundays. $50 A. NJ. W4O Lakewood and Lake
ATLANTrIc cITY-.s4o a. NJ, kts4oP NJ
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
zIOO, $50, II. 80 A. NJ, ri. 20. g4.I5, $50. $50, J12,0l.
Sundays Z except Ocean Grove 400 s'"' A NJ
Af TIA sSS fML.Ds, sEApRIaHT, MONMOUTH
, BCH. EAST LONG BRANCH 400, So. $50,
llS A. NJ So 80 $50 $50 p NJ Sundays
pHdiILIA1DEELPiHiilA-'zi,so, .m7oo., msoo. 900
400, m'5.Oo, m'6oO, 100. $500. 900, $1,000 p NJ.
B4LiTTIlESo1RsE Ri AND wAsHINGroN-sCo.. m'io.oa
'i2.Oo, m.2.OO, .m3'i.OO, 900: 100, .ll2l5. 400.
READING, HARRISBURG. P~oTTSvlLLE AND
li.O A. NJ, Reading only. ili.o0, n. 20, Y. 90 ]. N.
Reading, Pottsville. Harrisburg only 400 800"
:DSaiIy. %'Dally except Sunday. Sundays. :Par-
lor cars only. Ivia Tamnqun, aExcept Saturdays.
mDlning car. xSaturdays only zFrom Liberty
From Twesty-thlrG Street, Is, 20 P NJ $3.50
F. F. NJ n. 'ls''o p nj gao ?, Me- 'l'''' y, No. A''"
oifnces: Liberty 81, West I'D ST., Q Astcr House,
2oi. 4Si. 1890, 1854 Broadway; use an Avss = SSl w Sa
i2Sth ST, 245 Columbus Az, New York: si2. ,siS'
s4I, $50 Fulton ST.. B%rooklyn; 800 Broadway. WI;
Harrisburg. New York Transfer Co. calls for and
W.. ESLfR C. NJ BURT.
vlce-pres, q Gen, Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agt.
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NEW .JERsEY-sALE OR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-A nne property situated in tho
village OF Essex. N. V, on the immediate shore Of
Lake Champlain. Five and a half ncres OF valuable
land. Including thirty. nve rods OF the. lake shore,
with a gravelly beach and. a wooded bank. The
land Is under a high state OF cultivation. On II are
about forty nne apple trees. bearing the choicest
OF fruit. There Is also about one half acre, OF choice
grape vines In excellent bearing condition. The
house Is built Of brick. two stories. with a mansard
roof, has fourteen rooms, is furnished with water
house by an Ericsson Hot-Air Pump, established
in a thoroughly built house at the lake The house
lavatories. laundry. &C. The house and barn have
lately been put in thorough repair. the mouse Is
beech, chestnut and other varieties. The village
Of Essex, distant about an eigh tn of a mile, is lighted
with electricity. The drives about are ATTRACTIVE.
The views OF lake, Green Mountains and the Adiron-
dAcks are unsurpassed for beauty In the whole re-
glon.
For price Of property and fq1theI dssSIripti9n
apply to the owner, Rev. RI n. WILDER,
2Si i. 10Th St. Windsor Park. Chicago. III.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-11-09
ELECTION REDUCED RECEIPTS.
Cattle Market at Kansas City Surren-
dered TO Kansas POIitics.

Cattle Market at Kansas City SurFen-
dered TO Kansas Politics.
Kansas City Stock Yards, Nov. G.
The election today has cut down the
cattle run nearly one-half, mainly be-
cause Of the great interest in the con-
test for governor in Kansas. The
last presidential election reduced the
supply One-third the usual size. The
supply yesterday was also moderate,
at $4,000 head, run today 10000 IN
Guiding 1000 calves Although rail-
roads claim they have all the bust
ness they can handle in sight Tor the
next few weeks, the heavy run IS be
lieved to be about over Colorado
still has q good many cattle 70 come
and short fed steers are coming pref
" freely, but the total will likely be
moderate from now on. The market
has been firm on all kinds and IS
strong to 10 higher today. Heavier
receipts later this week may weaken
prices some, as the Chicago market
has been lower both yesterday and to-
day, while prices here have been
stronger because OF the light sup
ply here. A drove OF steers sold at
$3.50 today, out OF the same feed lots
from which came the $6-z5 cattle
about two weeks ago. Not many cat
tie now coming pass the $500 mark
for lack OF quality. Short fed steers
sell at $3.50 to $685. grass steers
$3.50 TO $500, and buyers prefer the
grasSers account Of better killing quail
tiles. Cows sell at S2-35 to 1915, heif-
ers $500 TO STATS, bulls $2.25 to 1915
veals up 10 $6-25, heavy steer calves
$500 to $3.50, heifer calves S2-75 to
$3.75. Country buyers secured zoo
carloads last week, and the demand
keeps up, prices firm StOckerS sell at
S2.75 to S4.35, feeders $3.50 to $3.50,
with most Of the range stOckerS and
feeders between 1925 TO $500
The hog market has had some hard
knocks lately, but buyers seem unable
to keep the price down permanently.
However, each break IS a. little more
than the subsequent recovery, and
values are slowly working dOwnwards.
Market was 10 lower yesterday, but is
strong to higher today, top $6-22 = &,
bulk Of sales S6-15 70 $500, heaytes
and mixed weights selling at the top
lights a shade under them, pigs $3.50
to $500.
Supplies Of sheep and lambs are
fast growing smaller, only 1900 here
yesterday, 5000 today. Prices are 10
to 20 cents higher this week. but the
market has not been fully tested.
Choice lambs would bring S7-75, some
Missouri lambs sold last week at $3.50
and western yearlings bring up to
$500, wethers S5-75, ewes $50 to
$40. Feeding lambs sold last week
at $50, other country grades scarce
and OF inferior quality, at $500 to
$500.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-11-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Benjamin B. Foster to I. W. Cay
lord, wd, NV 27-S-3S-S1, 100.
Benjamin 3. Foster to I. W. Cay
lord, wd, NV 33-7-41-$1,1 2O.
Benjamin 3. Foster to / w Cay
lord. wd, NV 22-S-41-s1,76O.
Delilah Price and husband to JOS
eph J. Hunter, wd Sc 5-10-42-$5O0.
Joseph G. Stone and wife to l. W.
Jones, wd, sw 14-S-37-$1,6O
Sherman county to A. Marshall and
Peter RobidOux, tax deed, n = Of So
1O-3S-S3O.5S.
John A. Keeran to Robert ManIey,
wd, y Of 14-8-42-S4,16O.
John A. -KeeTap to Frank Waters,
United States to Wilson N. Blodg-
EFT patent sw 1888.
Wilson NJ BlOdgett and wife to
March Anderson, wd, sw 32-9-39-S1.
Mahaha Smith to Wade Warner,
Wd, sw 8-8-42-S1,6OO.
Heben P. Hostetter to Frank Nc
Carly, qcd, lots Z, 8, block As, in
Beahm's additiOn-S1.
United States to John A Spencer
patent, ne 1868.
The Equitable Land Co. to Frank L
Newton and wife, wd NV 6-7-41-
$3.50.
H. A Emeis and wife to Wade War
ner, wd, lots p, p, % and "a, in
block IA, First addition-$5O.
Arthur Q. Austin and wife to War
rem Shamburg, qcd, ne 1S-7-42-S1OO.
Charles n. Burket and wife to Har-
old V. Austin and Faye z. Austin, Wd,
Sc 23-8-4O-$2, 200.
Sarah A. Farmer to Loren w Tea
garden, wd sw 1-6-3S-S6OO.
United States to Frank F. Busey,
patent, sw 1861.
The Smith Bros. Loan and Trust
Co to Maria McGreevy, wd, ne 1876
42-$1,12O.
G. L. Calvert and wife to Mrs. Hen
rietta SymOrs, Fd, Sc 32-6-A1-S112O.
Lizzie Springer and husband to
Samuel H. Avery, wd, lots p and p,
in block 81, original tOwn-S295.
Maude G. Wilson to Asher B. Will
son, qcd, all Of block 4, in Third ad-
ditiOn-S1.
Asher 3. Wilson to B. F. Brown,
qcd, lots Is, IA, IS, 16, II, IS, 19, 20,
q, p, %, "a, in block Is, Third ad-
ditiOn-s1OO.
Ella R. Dougherty to Frank Seely,
wd. ne 19-6-39-S2,24O.
John A Spencer to Frank Seeiy,
Wd, ne 1S-6-39-S2,2 ESQ.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-11-09
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.

Every school should be a character
factory.
School is in session in every district
in the county except districts II, So,
and 80. The pupils in II and so are
attending school in other districts and
there are no pupils in So.
Six certificates were issued as a re-
suit OF the last quartely examination.
Following are the names Of those who
were successful: Ralph SexSOn, sec
Ond grade; Lille Kepner, Ada KEEP
ner, June Myers, Emma HeltOn,
Atha Stevenson, third grades.
Atha Stevenson began school in
district No. % last Monday Miss
Stevenson taught in the GOodland
school last winter as assistant primary
teacher.
The presidents Thanksgiving pro-
clamatiOn should be read in every
school
Every teacher in the county should
send Is cents to A. Flanagan & Co. Of
Chicago for a sample copy Of the
Character Building" one Of the
teachers best teachers magazines
published.
The school board in district No. 81
have ordered a new dictionary for
their school Every school in the
county should have a dictionary.
1t is gratifying to know that several
people have consented to keep teach
ers during the Thanksgiving meeting.
Teachers meeting November 10.
Every teacher in the county should
attend.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-11-09
DIR. r. B. HARVEY, DENTIST.
BUSINESS NOTICES

L P. H Hatch, the optician-
DIR. r.. B. HARVEY, DENTIST.
For dre Insurance see B. T. Brown
See c. J. Shimeau for rates on IRE
Insurance
L P. H Hatch examines your eyes
Piper & wilson buy hogs at the
stock yards.
Money to loan on tine t. suit you.
G. II. Eillisack-
For Sale=First class Kimball
piano. 7. h Taggart
For IRE insurance IN old line COM
panies, see c J. ShimeaH-
Wanted-Two clerks, ladies' pre-
ferred- c. NJ Eillisack-
Bower & Son sell Drop-Head Singer
Sewing Machines for SS5-
Money TO loan 3. +. Brown, cash
Ter Farmers National Bank.
The Farmers National bank cashss
All kinds OF checks and drafts
Money loaned on land and chattlols
fsvorsE's terms. G n EilIisRck
Your eyes examined free OF charge
BY L p. H Hatch the opdcian-
Exchange on drafts half money or
der rate at Farmers National bank
Piper & Wilson have registered
Galloway bulls at the stock yards for
The Farmers National hank issues
drafts, payable at every cit3 and t0UB
IA the United States
See Hodgen. Edwards & TOunt Il
you are going to build Plans and
Specifications submitted
For Rent-THO furnished rooms Tea
light housekeeping Inquire at the
residence Of Mrs Inez Chambers
viii sell my Philips county farm
cheap and take a GOOdland residences
on the balance. G. N Kysars at Sha-
han livery barn
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aEEaroRIau sERvTCRs
BEemory OF the Late william warden
HOnored BY ReIiEious Rites.

ALGmUFT OF the Late EEliltlm Warden
HOnored by Religious Rites.
Memorial services were held at the
Edison school house last Sunday fore
noon. at which a large audience was
assembled to express their regards for
the ate William Warden who died
Sund ~, October 81 and was buried in
Good and cemetery Tuesday, October
The severe storm prevented a re-
gular funeral at that time and be-
cause OF this fact the memorial serv-
ices were arranged for Several Good
land parties were in attendance, and
althO Ugh the roads were very heavy
with mud. people from Tar and near
were present, plainly enough testify
ing 70 the esteem in which the de-
ceased veteran was held
Rev X Q Smith presided and Rev
Daniels preached the sermon from the
admOnitiOn Of the Savior TO his dis
ciples: BE ye also ready for in such
an hour as ye think not the Son Of
Man cOmeth-'
A delegation from the ". S. Rob
ertson post Of the G. a r OF Good
land was in attendance, and was in
vited 10 take seats on the platform
The audience paid respectful attention
to the eXhOrtatiOns OF the speaker,
and after singing Jesus Lover Of Ny
Soul" the audience was dismissed
with the benediction-
The delegatin from the post was
composed OF Comrades Filler, Holmes
and Stewart, and every one expected
that some one or ali the veterans
present would be asked to make re-
marks in memory Of their cOmrade,
but no invitation was given This
omission Is simply unexplainable, as
Samuel Warden, brother OF the de-
ceased and others, expected that such
an invitation would be extended, es-
pecially to ''ParsOn'' Stewart Many
people have expressed themselves as
surprised at this omission. The excuse
Of too long service cannot be urged,
as they were uncOmmonly brief, and
even disappOintingly so. The impress
sion left on this occasion is that there
was some sinister motive for this
strange lack Of courtesy to the mem
bers Of the post.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-11-09
HUGH DYATT REAL R AL s MIniEe

Being now sole owner OF the above
business, i VIII deal I'm Farm. Ranch
and City Property in western Kansas
and eastern Colorado, also I'm some
promising Mining Properly IS COndi-
tons win permit.
IL Is the intention to pursue q legi-
innate, reliable and energetic course;
to take an intereS in everything that
tends 20 the welfare OF the COmmunf-
~. TO the extent OF my ability and Op-
pOTtunify, and by honorable, square
dealing TO secure and retain the con-
hdence and q fair share Of the patron
age OF al good citizens EVeEy citizen
should have a local as wei as national
pride I'm advancing the interest OF their
locality.
This place is i'm the proper condi-
ton for q few good men 20 shape the
minds and character Of the cOmmuni-
ty; with that object In view, I here
with submit few thoughts:
Be charitable to the person who
eFrs, for lack OF intelligent or abIIl-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-11-09

u, but stFO1g in yOur cOndeunatica
Of W1lful dishonesty and 6ntEaflzfzi-
ness.
Practice courage, czndor ard ezpa-
city. Never compromise q ConTscEicl.
surrender principle, or beg Tor Q7IzE-
ter
slew to the line; let the chips tan
where they may"
Do your duty and let results take
care OF themselves.
Worship - the shrine Of Love,
Beauty, Virtue and Talent
Fear nothing only 90 do wrong.
Acknowledge no master but yuE
highest convictions Of right.
Reason fmpartialIy on al GhinEs:
fOT the plane Of reason Is the ted
upon which the cOnflict Of every o.
tniOn must sooner o. later be fOuSIEs-
Be always ready and willing 80 as-
sist and defend the right and equally
ready and willing 70 condemn and Gr-
prove the wrong.
Yours for advancement,
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Will SOON REACH GALVESTON.
Long Cherished Plans OF Rock Island
Naorlnr E.eaIl-otlnr

Long Cherished Plans Of Rock Island
Nearing Realization
The IOng-cherished plan OF the
Rock Island system for reaching Cal
weston, Tex, over its own rails is near
realization Tracklaying on the Trim
ity and BrazOs Valley railroad to a
Houston connection was completed on
Saturday, October p, and as soon as
the work OF surfacing is finished the
road viii be ready for operation The
trinity and BrazOS valley extending
from Cleburne south 70 Meuas Tex
q miles was acquired by b F. TOa-
KUN and associates In 1905, and the
construction OF an extension from
MeXia south TO Belt Junction near
Houston, ISL miles, with a branch
from league Junction which is IA
miles southeast Of MeXia, north TO
WaXahachie, 81 miles, was begun In
April Of the present year the Rock Is
land acquired a half interest in the
road, the other half interest being
owned by the Colorado and Southern,
The new road, which will be operated
as a separate property has trackage
rights over the Santa Fe from HOus-
ton 70 Galveston, So miles, and from
Cleburne TO Fort Worth % miles,
and trackage rights over the Missouri
Kansas and Texas from Waxachie TO
Dallas, 81 miles Connection is made
with both the Rock Island and the
Colorado and Southern at Fort Worth,
and with the Rock Island again at
Dallas. The distance from Fort Worth
to Galveston over the new line Will be
81 miles, which is p miles less than
by. any other existing route, although
the Houston and Texas Central is
building a 94-mile cutoff between
MeXia and NavasOta, which will eff
feet a saving in distance over that
line AS the road viii handle the ex-
port business OF both the Rock Island
and the Colorado and Southern sys-
TENS, it has been built in the most
substantial manner and with the low
est grades Of any line covering the
same territory. The WaXachie branch
is not yet finished but it is being
hurried to completion as rapidly as
possible and it is hoped to have the
line ready for operation from both
Dallas and Fort Worth to Galveston
by January I.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-11-09
LAWYER.

I make q specially OF examining titles.
Prospective buyer, you cannot AFFORD
to make an investment in 3 farm or
other real estate without knowing
whether you are acquiring titles, or
merely q worthless piece OF paper pur-
porting to be a ''Warantee deed This
is worth knowing to you; Il may save
you years Of expensive litigation and
even your entire investment I viii
look over your titles and point out the
defects, and tell you whether you are
buying real estate or merely glitter
ing promises Of some real estate
sharper. ga word TO the wise 81 Euf-
lCient-" Have yOaF abstracts eIamln-
Cd by = competent attorney.
OFFICE IN HESTON BUILDING.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-11-09
VETERAN OF TWO WARS.
HeZekiah Elliott, HOmesteader Her
Gone to Soldiers Home.

HeZekiah Elliott, HOmeSteader Here,
Gone to Soldiers Home.
Hezekiah Elliott, a veteran OF the
civil and Spanish-American wars, was
in GOOdland Tuesday on his way to
the national soldiers home at LeaY-
enwOrth, and was asked by the COM
rades here to see William CallOW ana
write about the condition he is in Mr.
Elliott served in the Spanish-Amer1-
has been engaged selling nursery stock
for the Star nursery Of Ottawa KAN
and was sick for about two weeks OF
rheumatism Of the heart at Thomas
Sargeant'S place. He holds a home
stead in Shernranville township, but
has a membership card in the Leav-
enwOTth home. As he is single, he
will spend the winter at the home and
live on his homestead next summer.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION To
Purchase School Land-The under
signed hereby gives notice that ne
viii, on the 18th day OF November
1905, make an application TO the
probate court OF Sherman county
Kansas TO purchase the following de-
scribed school land, situated in the
organized county OF Sherman. kan
Sas. viz The northeast quarter,
southeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter and northwest quarter, south
west quarter. OF the northeast quarter
Of section ! 6, township 8, range Al.
He names the following persons to
prove his settlement, continuous resi-
dence, and improvements, viz. NJ D
HOagland, residence RuletOn; and
George W Weedman, residence Rule
ton
Done at GOOdland, county Of Sher-
man, Kansas, this 18th day OF Octo-
Der, 1906.
o. R EATON, Petitioner.
Nov. 2-I6.
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Dr.. Whipple, long bishop OF Mime
sofa, was about TO hold religious
services near an Indian village in one
ing to the place Of meeting asked the
chief, who was his host whether II
was safe for him to leave his effects
unguarded in the lodge
Plenty safe" grunted the red man.
no white man IN e hundred miles
from here. Home Com
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-11-09

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
Purchase School Land-The under
signed hereby gives notice that he
will on the 18th day OF November,
1906, make an application to the pro-
bate court Of Sherman county, kan
sas, to purchase the fOIIOWing-describ
ed school land, situated in the organi-
zed county OF Sherman, Kansas, viz:
The northeast quarter, northwest
quarter, southwest quarter, southeast
quarter, Of the northwest quarter Of
section 16, township S, range 80. He
names the following persons to prove
his settlement, continuous residence.
and improvements, viz: Garfield
Franklin, residence Goodland, Kansas;
and W. G. Clark, residence Goodland,
Kansas.
Done at GOOdland, county OF Sher-
man, Kansas, this 26th day Of OctO-
Der, 1906.
J. D. WATSON, Petitioner.
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PTPER FARAI SOLD.
Half Section Near Town Sold for
Per Acre.

Per Acre.
Henry Piper, living about two miles
Of Goodland, sold his farm
on Monday to 3. F. Gebhart OF Brown
county. The deal was made through
c. W Johnson Of this city. Mr.. Piper's
farm IS quite well improved, and the
half section sold at $22 per acre
The farm is known as the Fender
place, which 8Gr. Piper bought at the
remarkable low figure Of IS per acre
about three years ago, paying $500
for the property and selling at 5000,
clearing less commission, $5,44O. This
advance in price is an index Of the
rise OF land In Sherman county
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A Few Things to
BeBorne in Mind

That we carry a complete line OF
Wagon Wood Stock, Buggy and Car
rage Material, Heavy Hardware. also
anything used In our line Of business
Disc Sharpening Machine rolls them
out cold.
Agency for Wizard" Tubular Nag
neto, fires the gas or gasoline engine
without the aid OF batteries. Not az
fected by moisture. Cau and see It At
work
All work guaranteed and done IN
least possible tine consistent with
scod work. call and get acquainted.
we want your trade
Greer FeeFf an
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-11-09

The most famous strike breakers In
When liver and bowels 90 on strike,
they quickly settle the trouble, and the
purifying work goes right on Best
cure fer constipation. headache and
1l71esE Csc at II A. Stsvenson's
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-11-09

"a dangerous surgical operation, in
vOlving the removal Of a malignant III
Ger. as large as my hand, from my
daughters hip, was prevented by the
application Of Buckleu's Arnica
Salve," says A c StfckeI Of Miletus,
". Va Persistent use OF the salve
completely cured IT" Cures cuts,
burns and injuries. Csc at T. A. Stew
enson's drug store
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION no
Purchase School Land-The under
signed hereby gives notice that he will,
on the oath day Of November, 1906,
make an application to the probate
court Of Sherman county, Kansas, to
purchase the following described
school land, situated in the organized
county Of Sherman, Kansas, viz: The
south half, and the south half
Of the north half Of the south
following persons to prove his settle
ment, continuous residence, and i'm
prOvements, viz: S. T. Palmer, resi-
dence Goodland, and George Wray,
residence GoOdland.
Done at GOOdland, county Of Sher-
man, Kansas, this 31st day Of OctO-
Der, 1906.
WALLACE UPPER, Petitioner.
Nov. 2-9.
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The northeast $40. four miles
southwest Of Goodland, all IA cultiva-
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The state OF Kansas, Sherman cOun-
~. IS. I do sOlemnly swear, that the
within and foregoing is in all respects
a full and true account Of all the mon
eys received by me and expended, to-
gether with the Indebtedness Of said
township, during the full period OF the
year ending the last Monday in OctO-
Der, A. D. 1906, and for the full time
for which I should make such state
ment- So help me God
CHARLEY AIN,
Township Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn II before me,
this Sd day Of November, A D. 1906.
(Signed) JOHN A NELSON,
Township Trustee.
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