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New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

I delegation was single hearted in its devotion 10
Mrs. Decker.
Well. the Colorado women, VINO, coming from a
voting state said to be sufragists to woman
! likewise got very wrathy what they took to
be a deliberate attack their beloved Mrs
Decker. They also got out statement saying
that they would vote TO table any resolution that
might be presented looking to the Endorsement by
the federation of equal suffrage
When their friends back in Colorado heard OF
this they construed il into act of fragrant apos-
tasy TO the sacred principle of equal suffrage for
which their foremothers bled.
'What?" they asked. Indignantly. DO you thus
sacrifice your birthright TO help woman out
OF a pickle? Go to-"
What annoyed the women almost more than any
thing else to find that the guilty circular had
been issued without Mrs Decker's knowledge
Miss Jane Adams, whose the first OF
several to be signed TO the document. greatly
surprised when she arrived Friday find what
commotion the circular had stirred up.
She said she signed it without any idea of max
ing trouble for anybody or knowing that suffrage
forbidden in the General Federation-the COM
mittee just thought it would give the women
something think about"
The composition of the circular was generally
credited to Mrs. Florence Kelley. of the Consum-
ers' League who II freely said. in no
way identified with the General Federation and
had acted without authority in writing and sending
the circular out.
Certainly 40 friend Of suffrage would want to
the question up" said q New York dele
gate ''for If il defeated outright it would
be supported by small a majority that X would
be given a black eye. And. OF course, the 'antis'
don't want il brought up. Probably it simply
of bunge."
Monday morning considered the field day
Of the convention The morning session had been
devoted the industrial committee, which, It was
greatly feared. would precipitate the suffrage
by presenting the much dreaded resolution indors-
ing equal suffrage: to the forestry committee, to
literature and the child labor committee.
Two South Carolina women, Mrs. Mckissick
president OF the South Carolina State Federation
and Mrs. Gridley. rhe wife OF a cotton mill owner
had al urimcd present the side of
Southern capital szainst what they consider TO be
the gross eXaggerations OF the child labor agita-
tors.
Feeling that capital well labor should be
programme committee for a chance 10 speak. De-
only 10 be turned down there They had virtually
decided TO make attempt to get the floor and
present their side either at the morning session or
the afternoon conference provided the facts and
views expressed by the other speakers should be
ultra TO call for rebuttal.
What had particularly stirred them take a
stand was the announcement that John Spergo, |
the author Of The Bitter Cry of the Children" |
would speak. Mr.. Spargos appearance the pro .
graInme was great surprise TO many women
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

dangers incident TO royalty; but there are COM
pensations In everything AT least her marriage TO
the King OF Spain has made her the possessor of
Jewels such as IL falls 20 the lot OF few 20
have From their TnajeSries King Edward and
Queen Alexandra came as wedding gifts turquoise
and diamond necklace. pendant and earrings; and
from her godmother, the Empress Eugenie. hair
ornament, consisting Of two large diamond wings.
the stones being brfIliants OF the first Mary
OF the other wedding gifts were jewels; OF tho
most interesting perhaps replica IN brtliants
Of an ancient Scottish brooch. presented BY the
ladies Of Scotland.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

the advisory boards of 19O6-'N as necessary step
to that end.
Besides being all around favorite Mrs. Car
penter Is considered the most efficient parliamen-
tartan in the General Federation, but counter
balance to all that the Massachusetts club women
are pulling F"ri 20 land Mrs. May Alden Ward
OF Boston in the presidential chair while the South
has two delegates in the field for 190S Mrs. Philip
n Moore, of St Louis, the first vice-presdent, and
Miss Louisa B. PoppeIheim, of Charleston the re-
tring corresponding secretary
In short. the biennial has been the of
the liveliest electtoneering ever known at a Cen
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

RS guns and lift" the presidency for New
fork woman.
This so incensed the New York women that they
Joined in formulating a strong denial
This absurd story started in New York by
Mrs Carpenters enemies TO injure her in the eyes
OF the women here said one Of them 1T came
by mail and one guess the quarter from which
ST started"
There were women who said the club behind the
whole trouble was Soross. But the New York
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

other than the South Carolinans for there IS q
stT0ngIy co1servauye element in the federation.
But Mr.. Spargo detained by illness owen
X; Ioyejoy. assistant secretary Of the National
Chlld Labor Committee. took his place speaking
50 moderately and genially that the South Caro-
llnans decided TO keep their ammunition for an
The report Of the Industrial committee looked
upon generally as likely prove the storm centre
OF the biennial, proved innocuous Mrs Rnita
ohIde Dorr, The chairman, gave her word that no
mention Of suffrage should be made in it. and the
delegates heaved a sigh Of relief
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

Besides warding off the suffrage issue, the New
York contingent had its hands full nursing the
Carpenter boom.
Mrs. Philip Carpenter, president of the New
York State Federation, had scarcely reached st.
Paul before she began to attract the attention of
the biennial delegates. Her three-minute report
state president the second evening was the hit of
the session, and her New York supporters went
ahead from that moment, eagerly pushing her
claims TO the presidency in 1908 and 20 place
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
ON INSECTS

Bed-bugs Moths Ants Fleas-Sallade,s MOS,
Quito Bite Cure and Insect Exterminator Kills all
insect life. worid-renOwned lotion for Keep
ing away mosquitoes and other insects Whe9
sprayed around. The only article that has STOOD
the publics test for over 20 years (non-poison-
ous). Pint bottles, 25c; "A gallon S1OO: gallon
50 90 Sallade's ROACH TERROR VIII posi-
lively clear your house of reaches Sold In q
ib and lb. tins; makes no dust All drugslsts
and grocers, or. SALLADE & CO. manuractur-
ers, 122 Cedar ST., n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

Princess ESla OF Battenberg has now become ono
OF those who regarded by the bomb-thrower
as his natural prey. and must henceforth face the
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

customed to the political game It is played in
Washington by men and in the women's clubs
of New York profess themselves amazed at the
eaucusing the trading in votes and the electi0neeE
ing tactics generally which have been employed
And the vvacty of the political situation has been
the more surprising since no one ever doubted
that the presidency safe to Mrs. Decker for
another term.
The New Workers were considerably concerned
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
Christian Endeavor Social.

The young people Of the Christian
Endeavor society held a social at the
home Of Mrs Kate Marshall, Friday
evening, at which there was a good
attendance and a lively and pleasant
time had. Quite a number Of the
young folks Of the town, who are not
members Of the society, were invited.
Contests Of various kinds were in
dulged in. One was to test the young
peoples knowledge in the acquaint-
ance Of animals when reduced to the
cOOky size and made out Of dough
There were tame animals and ferOc-
ious animals in the lot, but all hand
led them without fear and finally ate
them without squeamishneSs, even the
dogs. Another game tested the COM
pany in the knowledge Of Mother
Goose rhymes; and another as to
their dexterity in filling cheese-clOth
stockings hung on a jiggly line, hav-
ing to use only a teaspOOnful and the
left hand All those present enjoyed
the ridiculous fun, and also the
serener pleasures Of the evening.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
LOCAL NOTICES.

Standard Patterns at BTiIIisack's-
For fire insurance see b F. Brown
Money TO loan Farmers National
Bank.
Money to loan on time to suit you
c IL MilIisack-
Money loaned on land and chattIes,
favorable terms c N. MiIlisack-
New Handbags. Trunks and Suit
Cases at 1IiIlisack's.
b F. Brown writes nre insurance
in old line companies
Money to loan on all kinds Of good
security. c. N MfIlisack-
The Farmers National bank has
money to loan on good security.
Farmers National Bank pays face
for city warrants and school orders
Farmers National Bank pays face
for city warrants and school orders
Good, secondhand furniture for
sale Inquire Of Miss Bessie Waters,
or Mrs. Nary Ennis
Taken Up-Red SOW sEOat, about
December 5; owner please call on r.
z. Hail. section 2-S-39.
4 3 Montgomery, secretary Good
land Town Co Parties wanting lots,
can address me at zoe Temple Court
Denver. Colo
Finest paper In imitation Of linen
cloth, and envelopes to match. at this
Office Prices Csc, 35c and soc and
higher. per box, OF one ream-
Our mems suits and oFercoats at,
wear ven and hold shape, at q small
price, more than you can say OF So
called merchant ta1or-made to meas
ure kind See the goods and prices at
Q. n 1IfIlisack's-
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
GIBSON HAS OFFICE HERE.
Putting His Sherman County Lands on
Market

Putting His Sherman County Lands on
Market.
Charles E. Gibson, a capitalist Of
Boston, Mass, whose Kansas agent IS
Albert E King OF Mcpherson, Kan,
has established a branch Office In the
HestOn building in GOOdland, this Of
fee being in charge OF Mr. Warren z
Gayer- who arrived in this city We'd
nesday morning from Mcpherson
Mr. Gayer says that the GOOdland
Office has been established to handle
only the business Of Mr.. Gibson in
connection with his Sherman county
real estate holdings, consisting Of
about Zoe quarter sections Of land.
These lands viii be sold on easy terms,
pretty much after the manner that
Union Pacific railway lands are sold.
When all Gibson lands in Sherman
county have been disposed Of his
GOOdland office, Of course. viii be
done away
Mr. Gayer says that the Gibson
lands are for sale to the people gen
orally, who wish to buy. but that it
is also the intention OF the manage
ment 70 bring homeseekers to this
county and sell them the land Many
influences are continually being
brought TO bear TO persuade the east
to come west and grow up with the
country, and Sherman county is
bound to profit thereby
See r +. Brown for IRE Insurance.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
THE zETNsrRELs.



Pleased the Audience.
The Georgia minstrel singers and
performers, a eolored troup under the
nanagement Of Richards & Pringle,
appeared at the opera house Tuesday
evening, TO a fair sized audience
Much OF the work was very clever and
the minstrel as a whole was pleasing
to the audience
The vocal solos by several Of the
members the male quartette, Echoes
from the Woodland" by MOckingbird
Williams who whfstled and Initiated
the songs Of birds with remarkable
faithfulness; the work OF the aero
bats, and Of the contortionist; the or
the various performers, were above
the ordinary productions OF a minstrel
company.
Fred Simpson, trombone soIoist
was the star performer Of the whole
aggregation. He handled the slide
trombone with mastery skill. produc-
ing not only the characteristic buzz
notes but tones OF f1ute-like sOftness
and delicacy. He displayed execution
as rapid and clear-cut as would be
possible on q valve instrument He
has a great accomplishment, which
most people cannot properly appre-
<Ae-NEr DE-eA--1C AAAGE are AA0E N0AAh Z
with the art Of handling this instru-
ment Playing a trombone with
Simpsons skill is both an art and a
trick The rapid notes were made
with not much moving OF the slide,
whereas it was different with the slow
notes The secret is in the lip" pro-
ducing tones that are not really in
the instrument To do this two things
are necessary in the player: a true ear
and a lightning mental suggestion Of
the tone beforehand A number Of
different tones can be made in one
position Of the slide; knowing and
using all Of these is the art, but pro-
ducing tones in a given pIace-to fac
ilitate execution-not natural to the
horn is q hard trick Simpson made
the motion Of the slide give up" to
his engrafted arts And It was well
done
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05

Monday being New Years, the
bOarders at the Winsel home wonder
ed what they would do to break the
mOnOtOny Of the day. They then de-
cided quietly to get Mother a New
Years present One said, "If any one
in town deserves a nice present, it's
Mrs. Wiusell-" While she was dish
ing up the dinner, they slipped a
beautiful solid oak rocker into the.
parlOr- After dinner they all went
away-One suggesting that she had
better go into the parIOr and rest
awhile When she went in, there sat
a fine rocker, with a card in it which
read, Compliments Of the boys"
Mrs Winseu has tried to make her
house as hOme-like as possible for
her borders, in sickness and health,
and nobody knows better how to ap-
preciate a kind act than the boys;
consequently she says, I've Just got
the best boys in town.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
Purchase School Land.-The under
signed hereby gives notice that he viii
on the 18th day Of January, 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
southeast quarter, southwest quarter,
northeast quarter, northwest quarter,
Of the southeast quarter OF section
sixteen, township seven, range thirty
eight He names the following per-
sons to prove his settlement, cOntinu-
Gus. residence. and improvements, VIZ :
Louis G. MCCalvey. residence Good
land. and Ernest W. Petty, residence
GoodIand
Done at GOOdland. county Of Sher-
man, Kansas. this 4th day OF Janu-
ary, 1906
FRED H. WEBB, Petitioner.
ian 5-12
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
BASKET SOCIAL ADVERTISED.
At Grace School House, 10 Miles
Southwest GOOdland, Jan 10.

At Grace School House, 10 Miles
Southwest GOOdland, Jan 10.
The basket social that is planned to
be held at the Grace school house,
ten miles southwest OF GOodland, on
the evening Of January 19, viii per
haps be above the ordinary neighbOr-
hood function Of this kind, for Miss
Mabel Thompson, teacher Of this dis
trict schOOl-NO- 17-gives a general
invitation to the public TO come and
enjoy the occasion Many beautiful
and ''edibly useful baskets viii be
brought there by the rosy checked
maidens Of the district, and some
from the older girls, too, which viii
be trimmed and decorated all the
nicer to make 'em sell.
Aside from the mere buying and
eating part Of the entertainment, there
viii also be an intellectual and musi-
cal feast; a program Of recitatiOns,
speeches and songs
The proceeds derived from the en-
tertainment will go toward buying
good books for the school library.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
TOLD in LINE.

Envelopes and wedding bristol board
which We cut in any size required, at
this Office
The Society Of Maids and Matrons
will meet with Mrs NJ L Ellis on
Tuesday afternoon, January 9, at $3.50
o'clock
Miss Lettie TibbIes returned We'd
nesday evening from a visit with her
sister at Colorado Springs during the
holidays.
Miss Fora Whitman of Denver, who
is the guest Of Miss Vinta Kelly, has
been ute i'll the past week, but is
now cOnvalescing.
Fred Knapp, a fiagman on pas
senger, spent a few days in GOOdIand
this week He formerly was in freight
service out Of GOOdland.
, Ross Smith and Charles Woods Of
Philipsburg were among the out Of
town guests to the GOOdland bands
dance New Years night.
Tom Swarts returned Wednesday
evening to his studies at the Went
worth military academy at Lexing-
ton, NO. after spending the holidays
with his parents
William Thompson returned Tues
day from Cedarhurst, Colo, where he
spent a couple Of months visiting with
his daughter and her husband, Mr.
and Mrs Harold Kemp
Mrs R NJ Sisty returned last week
from Denver, where she spent Christ
mas with her parents She was ac-
companied home by her sister, Miss
LOttie DethlOw, who viii spend some
time here.
C. L Marsh OF Norton was here
Wednesday looking after his landed
interest in 1O-42- He formerly lived
in RE-se .orr~Hv- me o-nO~---u r7fa1
by J. J. GOOde Of LacOna, Ia, who
was looking for investment here
Mr. and Mrs Warren Shamburg
left last week for Waldo. Kan, for
a visit with friends and relatives Mr.
Shamburg returned last Friday, and
Mrs Shamburg arrived on the Fri
day morning train OF this week
F. P Raby. Methodist pastor at
Scandal Kan, passed through Good
land en route to Sharon Springs Mon
day, where he viii assist the local
pastor. Rev r Griffith, in a series OF
religious meetings, which began jan
uary /
Engineer william Mcclellan was in
town Wednesday from the Limon-
Denver run and reported the sale Of
his town property, through an adyer-
tisement inserted in this paper re-
Gently John F. SmallWOOd was the
purchaser
J. W Tibbles, the GOOdland banker,
was in town Tuesday and was so busy
shaking hands with old friends that
his son-in-law, Tom Mckay. could
hardly get him out OF town Decatur
county lost a mighty good citizen
when John TIbbles moved away
Oberlin Herald
Mr. and Mrs George HOefier re-
turned from IIion. y. z, Thursday
morning, after an absence OF thirty
days. visiting with Mr. HOeher's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Hoefer.
George says Kansas beats New York
and that Sherman county Is good en-
0ugh for him.
F. E Howard OF Kansas City, state
organizer OF the Retail Merchants as
sociations was in GOOdland Friday on
business. A number Of the merchants
Of this city are members OF the Bsso-
citation. which issues a monthly jour
nal IN the interests Of the rstal meF-
chants Of the state.
mack Robinson. the land mans Ts-
ports a sale of g quertar % lzn1 nee.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05

Some forty or more years ago there
resided in West Gloucester the parents
OF q member OF one OF BostOn's large
5eWelry firms After much so1icita-
ton the son finally induced his moth
II 70 abandon her humble home for
his paladaI one. but no amount OF
persuasion could make the father
come
Not long after the change the old
sady died. in the month Of July, and
word was sent 70 her husband The
old gentleman took the letter to- a.
nelshbors saying. sFTIfe's dead, can't
60 anyway riEht "a haying time
zy couldn'e she haze gone in Janu-
ary 2(le seisnd -Ptafn reafe-.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
Purchase School Land--The under
signed hereby gives notice that ne VIII
on the 18th day Of Janaury, 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
southeast quarter, southwest quarter
northeast quarter, northwest quarter
OF the northeast quarter OF section
sixteen, township seven range thirty
eight He names the following per-
sons TO prove his settlement contlnu-
Gus. residence, and improvements, viz :
GUS Bertrand residence GOOdlands >
and William FarnsWOrths residence
GOOdland-
Done at GOOdland. county Of Sher-
man, Kansas, this 4th day Of Janu-
ary. 1906
JOSEPH S AMPHLETT, Petitioner.
Jan. 5-12-
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05

Term report Of school district No.
46, beginning September 4, closing De
cember p: Number Of pupils en-
rolled, g; total attendance in days,
4SSk; average daily attendance, s;
names OF those neither absent nor
tardy: LeOna Hartzler, La VeCn
Hartzler, Peter Van DOnge, Matte
Won DOnge; those who were absent
but not tardy. Lena Van DOnge-
Marienes Van DOnge, Daniel Van
DOnge, Maggie Lock.
ANNA KING, Teacher.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
RECORD IN STAMP SALES 80
December stamp Business OF Good
land PostoHce Amounts to S6OO.

December Stamp Business OF Good
land POstOmce Amounts to $780,
Postmaster J. E Stevens reports
that the December stamp business
holds the record for 1905 with a
stamp sale amounting to S600, and
which doubles beats any other month
in the history OF the GOOdland post
Office
Upon this last months sale as a
basis. Uncle Sam would sell $1,000
worth OF stamps in one year. This
$500 sale practically means that Ine
GOodland ONCE sent out 5000 two
cent letters every day or 5000, If they
were counted as one-cent letters; or
during the month. 1000 OF the for
mer or $4,000 Of the latter kind OF
mail matter
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
Take Notice.

Warrants for all unpaid personal
tax will be issued and placed for col
lection in the hands Of the sheriff Of
Sherman county not later than Janu-
ary 10. All persons who have not
paid their personal tax will please do
so at once, and thereby save sherif's
fees
J W. SMITH
County Treasurer
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
Notice 10 the PUBLIC.

will be in GOodIand on or before
January 25, and viii be ready to do
frst-class plastering. fiue building and
carpentering, and viii guarantee good
work and reasonable charges. If you
are going to have work done, please
write me at Selden until the time
when I shall arrive in GOodIand-
GEORGE BRYANT.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
THE NEW YEARS DANCE.
Given at Opera House by the Band,
and Largely Attended.

NINtH dlL OAItEl IUuSc DI TIC EaILIlLs
and Largely Attended.
The GOOdland band boys gave a
dance to the public at the opera house
on New Years night, January 1,
which was very largely attended and
much enjoyed by the lovers Of the
dance. The music was furnished by
the GOOdland orchestra until II
o'clock when the whole instrumental
ton Of the band took up the burden
and carried it up 70 about 3 o'clock
About two hundred tickets were
sold, and while all the reports Of the
sale Of tickets are not yet in, the
band boys expect to clear $3.50 or
more, which viii be used in buying
uniforms for the band.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
Notice OF Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Sher-
man County Telephone company will
be held at the court house in Good
land on Saturday, January 13, 1906,
at 1 o'clock p. m
A J. HARTZLER, President
NJ S. MITCHELL, Secretary.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
HEsTON < WARNER DISSOLVE.

Real Estate Partnership Terminated
With Warner As Successor.
The real estate firm composed Of
John HestOn and Wade Warner,
known under the name OF HestOn &
Warner, was dissolved last week by
mutual consent, Mr.. Warner being the
successor to the firm in the business.
Mr.. Warner viii occupy the same
rooms in the Hestoa building.
This firm began business about six
months ago and transacted consider
able real estate and abstract business.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
Purchase School Land--The IN
signed hereby gives notice that he ?
on the 18th day OF Janaury. 1sl
make an application to the prOba
court OF Sherman county, KansaS,
purchase the following descrlD'
school land, situated in the organl1
county Of Sherman, Kansas, viz
southeast quarter, southwest quar-
northeast quarter. northwest quart
OF the northwest quarter OF se5
sixteen, township seven range q
eight He names the following
sons to prove his settlement c0i
Gus residence and improvements.
Il @. McCaIyey, residence Coed
and Guss Bertrand, residence
land.
Done at GoodIand, county Of
man. Kansas, this Ath day Of
ary. 1905
JANE AzfPHLETT. PETIT
Jan. 5-E1s
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
Notice.

All parties knowing themselves to
be indebted to me, viii please call and
settle account I need the money.
DR.. r. B. HARVEY,
Resident Dentist.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05

The party who punched two round
trip tickets to Topeka, December p,
1905, will greatly oblige the ticket
agent by calling at ticket Office.