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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27
TO CONE UP AGAIN.

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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27
Petit JuriCS, Third Week of Circuit
Court.

Jury No. + f. n. Bolcs. H, Y. Fraiscr
?. D. Montioy, b. Polowada, j. II. Moore,
j. b. Redditt, J. Ling, Peter Christensen.
W. S. Cunningham, ], f. Dennis, w. B.,
Prophet, Jr., W. T. Williams.
Jury No. TT. H. Holmes. E. B. Coop
er, j. c. Townes, L. J. Henderson, s. r.
Fast, 7. J. Gouldman, W. c. Sanders, J..
II. Hope, H. G. Carr, Ike Stein, P.W. Par
sons, S. c. Lenoir.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27
Diamonds on Easy Payments.

If you want to buy diamonds
at rock bottom cash prices on
easy payments send to A..
WELLER & CO., Greenwood,
Miss, for d selection package.
This firm does d large city
business with d small country
expense; add to this the fact
that they don't confine them
selves strictly to the jeweIry
business, as they sell pianos,
organs, monographs, cut
glass, umbrellas, steel engrav-
ings, oil paintings, fine china
and d great variety of fans,
combs, bracelets, and you Can
readily understand why they
underseIl all city jewelers. of
the South.
Try one of their $2.45 um-
brellds that city merchants sell
for $3.50.
Truly, Mississippi has just
cause to be proud of this pal
ace OF art and beauty.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27

Congressman B. G Humphreys has
made this district one of the best
working members, and has accom-
pllshed for it as much or more benc-
fit than any other Representative it
has ever had. Through his influence
our highland part of the county has
K. f. D. routes wherever desired
our Delta portion of the county has
never had a better friend, neither
has it ever been as secure against
high water, and the whole State is
indebted to him for the bill prohib-
lting the government from licensing
parties to sell liquor in a prohibi-
ton county Lexington Times.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27

Hon. B G, HQmphreys,our presenr
congressman from this, the Bird Con,
gressional District, has announced
his candidacy for reelection. As We
have before intimated in these col,
umns, we are very much in favor OF
returning Mr., Humphreys to CON
gress as long as he serves the peo-
pie Of this district as well as he has
IN the past. Mr.. Humphreys has
been untiring his in efforts to have the
Ievee appropriations increased and
he has directed the attention Of the
Rivers and HarbOrs Committee to
the possibilities Of our smaller rivers
as highways Of commerce. The Riy-
ers and liarbors Committee is more
important to US Of this section than
any other Of congress and Mr.. Hum
phreys' place on the committee makes
him a valuable representative to his
constituency. Ills bill requiring the
treasury officials toopen their record
Of revenue licenses granted to the
State authorities, will dc much toward
stamping out the blind tiger" evil.
Mr.. Humphreys record compares fay
orably withtha any ofhis predecos.
'ors and no man has rendered more
valuable service in 50 short a time
n his position, and we hope the PEG
pie Of this District will show their
appreciation by returning the Hon
B, G, Humphreys to Congress-.
yellow Dog.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27
A VOICE FROM ARKANSAS.

From the Tunica Miss Demo
crat we learn that Hon. B. 6. Hum.
phreys is a candidate 10 succeed
himself in congress from the third
or shoe string district Of his state,
and we feel sure the people will
return him to that responsible Office.
. There is not a better nor more com.
pctent man in the state OF Mississippi
than Ben Humphreys for this posi-
ton, and as a member Of the rivers
and harbOrs committee he has ac-
complished more in four years for the
people in the Mississippi delta than
the great T, c. Catchings, who rep
resented that district for about 20
years.
The editor Of The Gazette had the
pleasure Of being one Of the first
men in the Mississippi district of
hosting Mr.. Humphreys name at
the masthead Of his paper at Green
wood, on the initial entry for con
g%resslonal hOnors by that gentleman,
and naturally we have great interest
in him, and although we cannot now
vote for him, we can still make a
noise like a delta voter when he is
reelected.
He is a truly great and good man,
and the people Of our sister state
will do well by letting Sam Ham,
Hebron and others alone, and
returning Mr.. Humphreys as their
representative to congress by a large
majority Marked Tree ARK Gaz-
cite.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27

The Commonwealth $ prepared to
fill orders for Engraved Visiting Cards,
wedding invitations, monograms and en-
bossed stationery, See u samples and
give us your orders for anything in this
line. The latest styles and best work
guaranteed.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27
Chdmberldln'S Collie, Cholera and Dlar.
rhoea Remedy.

purchased a bottle Of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
and found it to be all claimed for it in
the advertisements. Three Of the fam.
lily have used it with good results in
summer complaint. II. +. Howe. pub
Usher OF the Press, Highland. Wis. For
sale by Raino's drug store and Chambers
druy stprp.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27
Extensive Advertising Contract.

The Commonwealth has closed a con
tract for 5000 inches of advertising with
the American Tobacco Co. and its allied
interests. This great corporation is in-
augurating an extensive advertising
campaign through the mediums of the
best newspapers all over the country,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27
A BRILLIANT CONCEPTION.

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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27
FOX Terriers For Sale.

Litter of Fox Terrier Puppies for sale.
] am the only breeder of thorough bred
Fox Terrier Puppies in the Delta. They
are beauties.
W. I. CHAPMAN,
Greenwood, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27

Big lot new commercial stationery
just received at The Commonwealth Of
hce. Send US your orders for all kinds
Of printing.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27

Jesse Banks is running bis Ice Cream
wagon every day, and solicits your or
ders. He makes frst-class cream and
guarantees satisfaction.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27

Mr.. Evans Townes, of Minter CITY.
was in the city on business last satur-
day and Monday of this week.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27

Messrs. James Gordon Gillespie and
Gordon Mcintyre spent last week on
Roebuck plantation.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27

Mems low quartered Shoes at cost,
D. c. PETEET & BRO.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27

Large assortment Ladies Oxfords at
cost. D. c. PF.TEEr & BRO.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27

Mems low quartered Shoes at cost.
d. c. PETEEr IL BRO.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27

Greenwood, friday JuIy 27. 1906.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27

non. EryJ q. uMpUluGYs.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-07-27

il GILLESPIE EDrron
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-06

court procsefinEs in q mortgage fore
closure occupied twelve pages, besides
All this there we're twelve -eLni1its-
The paper uEed was Of the finest re-
pouEse bond, with appropriate cover,
al written 20 q letter with typewriter.
1t was an elegant piece OF work OF its
kind
The Famous Georgia lIinstreIs viz
appear in GOOdiand on wednesday,
July II. This organization has for
nearly ha1 century been the recOg-
nized eLponents OF colOred minstrelsy,
and this season have with the comfort
OF their patrons introduced an fnno-
Tation in the shape OF sumner season
under canvas They have been spe-
cially reinforced for this tour by the
Famous Sunny South jubilee Singers.
time minstreisy, featuring the old
time melodies and grOtesque dances
Of antebellum days. Don't miss the
big street parade and band concert BY
the Famous Georgia Minstrel Band
Il h Haynes who lives in the
northeast part OF Sherman county,
made a business trip to Burlington
late OF this county. M Haynes says
that a rain and hail storm visited that
section Sunday, and the hail did con-
siderable damage in places BE has
1S8 acres Of fine fail wheat on his
Sherman county farm that is already
made and figures that the yield viii
be at least fifteen bushels to the
July 1905 The moral IS, the early
bird gets the worm, or, the early SOW
er viii reap Oftener than the late
sOWer. Some wheat fields in Sherman
county viii be cut short this year on
account OF its being late" wheat
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-06
PUT 'ElI down A1D cur


GoOdluud EGccked the. TTaddlnE Out
OF smith CeEfeF Team
The people Of GoOdland should OBJ
serve with q good deal OF satisfac-
tOin and local pride the fact that the
GoOdland Athletics 70 use figures,
ana strung the self-bOasted Smith
Center bah team over the field on
their own grounds last week In the
previous contest for supremacy at BAH
on GOOdland grounds the hOnOrs
stood even. smith Center and Good
land each winning a game
Last week the Athletics decided to
make an incursiOn INFO the territory
OF the enemy. They scheduled games
with Colby Norton and smith Center
At Colby they played two games win
ming and losing one While there
they received a telegram from the
Norton people saying that Norton
would be unable TO play the expect
ed games-the presence OF the Ath-
letics soaring the alfalfa boys into
game and died hard Two games were
played on smith Center grounds The
nrst day, the Tight was a rather strong
but gOOd-natUred one ending with q
score OF 10 4 for GOOdland. The
next day, Smith Center was deter
mined 10 scalp the rainmakers one
way or another. Now, as eVeryOns
knows, the Athletics are hard to take
on the arena OF baseball Every man
worked ike a mailer; each did his
duty and made the ball the slave Of
mis- skill or course the cOrn-fed boys
got furious when they saw the short
grass fellows gradually pushing them
into defeat by working in q score now
and then, while they were only piling
up gOOse-eggs. The Smith Center
courtesy was then cast to the dogs and
all sorts OF epithets and OpprObrium
was smeared over the visitors, but
they sawed wood and smiled while
Rome hOwled. OF course madness IS
confession, like suicide, and Smith
Center took all her energy in speWing
out yOmit upon their guests when
they ought TO have been fighting for
victory. They turned green with envy
and when people get green, they near
ly always get eaten up by somebody.
That was the case, for GOOdland
swallowed 'eu1, hide and hair, and
came home with the rOtund figures
that showed that they had completely
deYoured the enemy. The score OF
| the second game was to 1.
The Athletics now feel that the
Smith Center club is as = rage thai
has been written a story that is past
and ready for the cObwebs Of an IN
fingered Hbrary-and the Athletics
are still crying out the gospel phrase
Who'll be the neXt2'
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-06
NORMAL CLOSES.
Teachers Took Examination Friday
and Saturday OF Last Week

Teachers Took Examination Friday
and Saturday OF Last Week
Prof. Pickens, Of the State Normal
Of Hays City, spoke to the teachers
last Thursday. He gave a brief his
tory Of the school, explaining that ii
was established principally for the
teachers in the western part OF the
state
At the close Of institute last Thurs
day, the teachers extended a vote Of
thanks to the conductor and instruc-
tors for the hard work they had done
Prof COlyer and Prof. SimmOnds
left last Thursday afternoon for their
homes They are both good school
men Prof. Simmonds IS one OF the
best conductors we have ever met He
is a man that is interested in his work,
and he IS q model for any teacher to
pattern after.
There we're forty-fOur applicants
for teachers certificates last Friday
and Saturday. The results viii be
published later.
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-06
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS
\ Quiet Term-OnIy Criminal Case
Dismissed


Dismissed.
The district court convened Tues
I day, Judge c. W. Smith presiding, ad-
/ jOurned over the Fourth, and was
nearly ready to adjourn the term
Thursday. 1t was a very quiet term.
The only criminal case was the one
against Ray Willie on the charge Of
receiving stolen money. The case
was dismissed on the motion Of COun-
/ ty Attorney O. L Calvert
Two divorce cases were tried and
/ divorces granted In each case. One
was Lena Marie VOightlander against
/ Max VOightlander, and the other Julia
/ Whitman against William Whitman.
The Injunction case Of the Goodland
Telephone company against the Good
land Light and Power company was
/ dismissed.
Nearly all the other cases were fore
] closure Of mortgages, sheriff's sales
action to quiet title, and actions for
debt, and are as follows:
/ J. L. Miller VS.. Carrie Z. McGuckin,
/ dismissed Gibson VS.. Ramsey, to quiet
\ title, tax deed set aside with lien;
Smith VS.. TOwne, the same; LivengOOd
I vs. Smith, the sames Sackman VS.. Far
/ rel, the same5 Albright VS.. J. w Muir
ply, the same; Dawson & Dawson
VS.. Nelson, gaTnishment, dismissed;
| and two cases Of II. NJ. Kellogg VS.. G.
NJ Caldwell and Mary z. Caldwell
/ dismissed.
/ Inc IOllOWlng cases were continued.
! Williams VS.. McCaslin; Allen VS.. Clap
kper, the three Dewey cases for dam
! agei SWigart VS.. Antrim; Knight VS..
! Hughes; Gibson VS.. Allen; Long VS..
HOstetter; Chafin VS.. Lemmer, Wheat
/ ley vs.. Chinburg; Welch VS.. Ghdden,
/ two cases.
IN the following foreclosure cases
] judgments for plaintiffs were render
| ed: Gibson VS.. McClusky; Russell VS..
! Beswicki Millisack VS.. BlOdgett; Glib
| son VS.. McVey; Gibson vs.. Conner;
Mishler VS.. Gibson; Murphy, Mrs. z.
/ NJ. VS.. John Foster & Son; Seyler VS..
/ Kussman; and Dekmer VS.. HOagland.
/ There was one foreclosure case with
/ judgment for defendant-Clark VS..
/ LivengoOd.
The confirmation Of sherifTs sales
! were as follows: Knight VS.. I.anning;
! Nelson VS.. Allen; Gibson VS.. Smith;
Smith vs. Kizer; Gibson VS.. DObSoni
/ Frahm VS.. HarwOOd; Gibson VS.. Gray,
! and Gibson VS.. Paddock.
The case Of Mrs Dewey, against
/ the Dewey estate, was dismissed.
! The case Of the Wilson Bros. against
| the COncOrdia. Loan and Trust COM
pany was dismissed
| The case Of Jerry Coffin against
] Grace Sterling was dismissed
| The following cases Of suit to quiet
J title resulted in favor Of plaintiffs:
/ Wade Warner VS.. Harrington;
/ Shamburg VS.. Park Security company
/ Alexander VS.. Fry.
! The divorce case OF 3. L. Sole vs.
/ Edna p. Sole was dismissed
+ There were a few cases on the
| docket awaiting the arrival Of Attor-
ney Dempster Scott
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-06

Operator dcCarty 5f Vona vas II
Goodland sunday.
Mrs. r. II. Sisty has returned from
an extended stay IN Denver.
Conductor W A. R Wood has TAX
en- q layOE and gone to Denver
Conductor Bert Webster has been
assigned 70 one Of the Denver freight
Brakeman A. Hemilright and wife
have gone TO Brookheld. Kan, for
Conductor Texas" Stevens has
Conductor ". J. Aurand's run on
Trainmaster A. B. Ramsden was in
Chicago this week to bring his family
Conductor ]. c. kennedy had the
O. r. Q. harness on at the regular
meeting Sunday.
Conductor Charles Mailer was
called TO Springfield. H. BY the He
ness Of his mother.
Conductor =. J. Tippins Of the Den
Fer-LimOn passenger run was here
few days last week
Fireman Archie Grsenhil has gone
TO work after a layOn OF q week visit
ing friends on the smoky.
CabOOSe 12245 was smashed up at
VOna last Friday. The caboose was
struck by an engine heading in On the
side track.
The Offices Of trainmaster and road
master have been consolidated with
B. J. Dawson as chief clerk. A steno-
grapher viii also be added to the Of
fee force.
Conductor W. J. Aurand IS now on
special service from Limon west as
assistant trainmaster. He was in.
GOOdland Thursday cOnferring with
his chief, A. B. RamsdeiI.
The Depot hotel VIII be transferred
from Q. G. Young to the dining car
department OF the Rock Island Il Is
reported that Conductor POsey, who
has charge Of a car on Nos. Al and
~, viii be the manager OF the hotel.
A new time card viii 90 into effect
Sunday The only change VIII be that
No. and s, which are now Denver
trains, viii also run to Colorado
Springs, and % and % viii also run
to Denver, heretofore going to Pueblo
only.
The demolition Of the west round
house has been begun preparatory to
rebuilding a thirty-five stall, modern
round house. The east round house
walls viii be extended 1 3 feet to ac-
cOmmOdate the largest engines. The
new round house viii be q great inn
prOyement over the OLD ones.
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-06

To all parties working for the city
Of GOOdland and receiving pay in city
warrants, you viii take notice that On
account OF the increasing expense Of
the water service, the extension OF
mains, etc, the city Is in arrears up
wards OF $1,000, and banks are dis
counting city warrants per cent
Contracts for work done for the city
and salaries viii be paid in city war
rants, and discounts must be cOnsid-
cred. and whether the city or the en-
ploye shall stand the discount must
be an explicit understanding as be
tween the city OF GoOdland and par
ties interested
GEORGE KELLY, Mayor
H h FLOYD, City Clerk.
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-06
10 GRADUATE LIS TIAlE.

Thirty-three Have Finished the Com
mon School Course.
The graduating exercises Of the
common schools Of Sherman county
which was postponed on account Of
the inability Of the principal speaker
to be present from Mankato, viii take
place at the opera house in this city
on Monday evening, July 9. There
will be thirty-three graduates E L
Dillman Of MankatO, who has been
secured by County superintendent
Phillips to deliver the address to the
class, will be here on that evening.
Remember the date and attend these
worthy and interesting exercises
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-06
JOHN HARTZLER
LAWYER.

I make q speciality Of examining titles.
Prospective buyer, you cannot amord
to make an investment in q farm or
other real estate without knowing
whether you are acquiring titles, or
porting to be "Warantee deed" This
is worth knowing to you; IL may save
you years Of expensive litigation ana
even your entire investment I will
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
sharpen. ga word TO the wise Is SEf-
ficient-" Have your abstracts examil-
ed by 8 competent attorney.
OFFICE IN HESTON BUILDING.
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-06

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= and cyclone insurance, see n s :
= Mitchell. agent for the Farmers Z
- Alliance Insurance Company o. Z
- Mcpherson, Kan, the only Ensur- Z
- ance company that returns q Z
= portion OF premium. at the ex-
= piration OF policy
n s MITCHELL Agent
GOOdland, Kansas- (
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-06
LITTLE ONES PLEASED THEM.
Mrs. J. Powers Music Students Good
Work at Opera House.

Mrs. j. Powers Music Students Good
Work at Opera House.
That the people Of GOodIand ap-
preciate to the full the work that is
being done musically among the little
folks OF this city by Mrs J. Powers.
was demonstrated Friday evening by
the packed condition Of the opera
house. 1t was surprising to note the
interest that not only the fathers and
mothers OF the children in the enter
tainment would naturally take, but 20
note the interest Of everybody. The
little boy and girl musicians did not
get embarrassed and run away from
their tasks but went through with
more ease and self-cOutrol than some
big folks could. They sang, they
played the piano. they acted out char
acterss indeed II was miniature man
and woman in action. Mrs. Powers
presence at the piano inspired them
with confidence, and the work Of the
little ones did not fail to bring forth
applause at the conclusion OF each
performance The children should al
prises, as doing things in childhood
days IS frequently the entrance way
into life Of usefulness to others and
sometimes Of great deeds. The pro-
gram was as follows:
Piano trio, ''Sleighrace,' Lottie,
Rose and Minnie Brinker.
Duet Paul ct Virgine," Elvina
Chinburg and DOllie Smell
Duet, Happy Hearts" Lois Stew
ems and DOllie Smell.
Song, sleep, Liz Chile, Go Sleep"
fourteen little tots
Piano solo, MY Virgine,'' Henry
Townsend
Duet, 'Scheizo,' - ToOtsie Taper and
Elvfna Chinburg.
Duet, schottische, Earl Hodgkinson
and Minnie Brinker.
Song, Helping Papa and Mamma, %
HOyt TOmpkins and TOOtsie Taper.
Duet, waltz, Gertrude Seheigner and
! Minnie BrinSer.
Duet, Polka Mazurka," Laurine
Hamilton and Lucille Kent.
Duet, song Of Praise" Raymond
Kirkpatrick and Henry Townsend
Song, Two Similar Twins" Vernie
VanscOyk and Vincent Kirkpatrick
Piano solo, "BeauteOus May" Min
/ ME Brinker.
Duet snow Bells Anna Frerich
and LeOna Starr.
Sewing circle. eighteen little girls.
Piano solo, "ReYeries Of the Past -
Ida Derby
I Maggie and Nellie Laughlin.
Duet, over Hill and Dale" Helen
and Mildred KOlacny.
MARKET DAY"
/ Characters-
Janet, the village favorite. Ruth
] MCGUIRE
Lucetto, the flower girl. Anna Muir
stig.
/ MOllie, Ida Rung
] Nora, Gertrude Scheigner.
/ LOttie and Lettie, orange girls, Lii
/ lie Murstig and Minnie Brfnker.
ROcO, the organ grinder, Vincent
| Kirkpatrick.
/ Louie, TOOtsie Taper.
Duet, march, In the Arena" Min
/ ME KreuzeT and Mrs. Powers.
} Duet, La Giace Valse,' Maud
/ TOmpkins and Mildred KOIacny.
Duet, Dance Of the Demons" Ida
/ Derby.
Song, The Italians Grudge," Earl
/ HOdgkinsOn.
"TRIP TO EUROPE"
Cast OF characters-three scenes
/ Aunt Sue, the chaperone, Hannah
/ Powers.
Dick, an uncertain fellow. Max
Scott
[ Baby, Vernie VanscOyk.
/ Tourist boys and girls, Maud TOmp-
kins, Nellie Rowe, MiIlie KOiacny,
! Floyd Knight, Ida Rung, Alma Rung,
/ Carl Boyle, John Pitsenbarger.
Captain, J. Ferguson.
Two sailors, Raymond kirkpatrick,
/ Earn HOdgkinsOn-
! Custom house officer, Harry Rowe
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-06
BLAR o. THoaIAs u.
Change in Registers Office at Colby
Land Ohice.


Change I'm Registers ONCE Rt Colby
Land Office.
From Colby Tribune.
A. II. Blair ceased to be register Of
the United States land office here last
Saturday evening, and John Thomas
Of Phillips county assumed the duties.
Mr.. Blair was register Of the WaKee-
ney land ONCE and when the consoli-
dation was made, he was transferred
to this place, succeeding ". E Ward.
He was a most efficient ofncer, very
attentive to his duties, and was espec-
faIly cOmplinlented by the interior de-
pertinent for his fafthfulness. Mr..
Blair viii return to WaKeeney, where
he has extensive interests.
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-06
wOSIEN's GAUzE UNDERWEAR
Trunks and Suit-Cases

a
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Of
Excellent value in Brown Leather canvas lined perfect finish =
big lot all
--S7.O to
Galvanized
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-06

-Four roomers to occupy one large
front room, 81 per week, in advance.
Residence four blocks east and second
door south Of Bartholomew & jayne s
corner
The Goodland republic., 1906-07-06

Ten caTves, ages al the way from
three weeks TO three months old. for
sale. Fred Hurd-