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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-19
2unbon Bari.

Ger bnuptid fltdite Sricbbuf tn Baltimore.
Glreal: $50 9tder. SmnteriuNbrcnbcr SBarter.
3u ieoer 3eit errei6bar. 6iirt Sents 6nbrs
gcl0 bon alien Stuottbeilcn Sira6elbub1,
gSuqaurs pufiiren oei Sulipteinlung ale bret
Wiitiiier. 9Surmcs J9arte5iminer fir SoIbe,
Die ben Sricobof bet rultbem gScitcr beindctl.
Observation-Disclosures Al icbr muiincn Yrcifcn,
fdutnttIi6 inter furtluGbrenber Gllepe.
9iirenn: Nr. 81, &cltsSn rntpgu' StraRc.
GquG-l
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Glicn" miro es audJ IN HilbIano riidlt
obgcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-19

NN'NN'~ ~ w Dt'NN
rit0t Der Gicider.
Gle rN..y. Sta5ta." drci6t
inrfoitiidy: Ser &iinitlcr, lucIdcr
bic 9ilbcr bon g8iliom Ecnn un0
@~unoesicnotor Eenroie an Ocn ncllcn
Yron6etbiiren 0ea Supitol5 IN @ur.
riaburg unbro6tC, moltc onnttt ic-
Ocnfalla %illuitriren, luic tici EcrniDl'
uanicu lett Bcuu'& Soften 8ciunfcn
it,"
Ter rnifiidc Sournuli it
SuOOrin protcltirt IN cincm glrtitcl
gegCn Die Alrnrdie uItO sic Morotbn'
ten ais Spitent, ioluie gcgcn sic Ser.
tbcibigrtng bon &crbredcn pom poll.
tiidcn Stul0punft. @r crfldrt, Die
Gun1o biqige in gcrpilicm Slime sic
Nnord)ic mo Itiibe iid in ibrcln
Sample 9egct Die &egicrurg out Die
Nnordie. is ici lwn16glidl Die @ci.
gcrung Der Gunlo, bic poIitiiMru
Oiorotbotcn 5u nCroommclb BON ei.
ncnt olocrcn @ClidtSprnftc ST. be.
trodtcn.
Strufc ii - 8er0eut.
ihunG. Sin Oifi5icr ionotc mcbr.
mails Gictit6ricic bon &uiiel nod) @rs
flrt un0 id)rie6 auf Die nit GicnIt.
itcmpcl pcricbenen llnlidlGge See,
rca-Sodc." Nic Die 3citidriit Oc5
S%prohucrCtn9 mittbeilt, bat Die Eoit
pom GlnpiGngcr troB Scr GicnItitcm-
pei StroIporto crbobcn, neil ~onltutt
oc9 6rcm0morteS oWtilitorio" aui
Dem llmldloge lintS untcn nSccrca.
Snhc" itonO. Gem ole 0clltitcYoit
crnd)tet 0ieics quite oeutide Wort fiir
lnGc6r6udlid). = Ser 3opi, Der
b6n1t ms binteul
II M buS groBe COOS Scr
iGhiiibcn 2unOes . 2ottcric lit cin
&ro5eB gefiibrt morocn, Scr piel BON
lid recon mod)te, Gle @cninncrin,
Die entmiinoigte leOiQc GliiubctbUtill'
Ter oltS GreS0etL, bate OnIicIbe nit
einigen onocrcn ECrioncn 5ulommcn
deipiclt, perlucigCrtc Oieicn ubcr ibr
Nntbeil am @ctuinn, neil lie nidt re-
gclmGBig ibrc Soabeitr0ge bc}ublt
bnttcn. @inC Otitlpiclcrin crhiClt int
&crglci6&mcgc 5000 Nturf. Gen All.
ocrcn mor 0ieie Sunmc SIT mcnig.
Sic lieBcn es 5lrm Ero5cb tonncn,
mur0cn ie0od) Dpm Son0gCridItNres
Den nit ibren Nniprilhcn u6gcuic-
ien, Elm llrtbcil, Oaa ieBt pom Sbcr'
lunocsgeriGt Grcs0cn IN letter (Snr
itnrS bcltGtigt mor0en lit. Scbt mil
len tic, o61c ctluos crboltcn 5l bobelt,
obcnorein nod Die bobcn Rro5cBfo'
item trogcn.
Sn M il rnIten bat in Der
lcbten 3cit bic &unilldcn . Elagc eis
men 10 GroBcn llmiong ongenom.
men, Dab IN ben meltlihcn @rniid)ni,
ten fount nod Die @cbnuung Oca
Sun0cS icIbit in Der giinitigltcn SAB
~rca3cit lobnt. Cine groBe Gdcrbou'
@cicuidoit, bic 2GnOcreien inn I'm.
ionae bon iibcr 21a Miaionen NcrcS
briibt, bot dllf Der &Glftc ibrcs sc.
bieteS 5ebn Mtonutc lang nit alien be-
tanntcn Ntitteln eincn Gcrnidtung94
frieg gcgcn Die Soninhcn 5u iilbren
pcrllldt, ubcr feinen ncnncnSlpcrtbet
Griolg 00mit Cr5iclt. Nud)bcr mar
bic 3abl Der &onind)cn mic0cr GROCER
ais Durbcr. Man bat icBt nngcrcgt.
bic &aninheu 0urd) cinc c%pi0enlild)c
&ronfbCit, Die man lbnCn einimpfen
81 Ocrlihtcn; Ioate man mirf-
lid feline mirfiamcn OtittCl finocn, 10
lit nod Nnii6t Der SubpcrltGnoigen
Die 3eit nidt mcbr fern, no Grcifiiais
tel oca gon5cn ollitruIii6cn Gontincn.
ties bon 0icicn Nogctbicrcn in 9cli9
gcnommcn iCin mcr0cr.
Nus MiCu miro &c drtt.
ben: .8unpoIO9tirGcner Muslele -
Sns III ciur, Srr EGi+I;Ai4ctt TrnOfmt |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-19

Ser flcinc Gbterfreunc.
SGnsdcn: @roBpopo, uuf Gelter
@lobe fricdt cine Houpc! .. Soil th
ibr Elm grimes 9lGttdcn binlegcn?"
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~@criammlnngs Inscigcn.
Ste ,,9rntine snnf non Baltimore

Tie ,9rutihc Snnf upn Baltimore"
WaItimurc, ben Is. Sult l0O6.
Sie idbrlibe gSubl bon 9trcftoretl ohtgcr
Vorf fir Dos ~luuicube Subr miro ant Wlontan,
ben 9. Suli. JiahmittagS, 5ipiideit / mo 8
llbr. i'm NuntsScbduoc itaittinoen.
@rnft Z. 5iht,
17o7S3 QO) NuffirCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-19
Eplf's N%arglanb, Nrlauare nnb
Tiltrift Columbia
2erifpn nnb 0cidlaitS MbrcRbndJ
1867

Sbiees 98erf wciit Sic gcrdnSerunaen Der
Ietten bier Sabre nab ulo rcpriienttrt hiefe
SfaatefI, ME tie beiie ituo. IS cntbdIt bic 9id'
men Der WcidliftS. uno Scrufeicutc iinh etne
siite Der Sarn,er tn ieber Stabt, Suiun, sorf
uocr gttcocrlntnlg, init ciicr poIlcn Weidrel'
6ulg etncS ieheit Elabe5 uilo eiiie fIaffift5trfe
ginmeusIiftc inter benz IitcI ieber eiii5elHen DC
i6dit5s ooer 2ieruisIIniie. IS 1T Dies nltr elnc
gGlneutuna oe5 bnnptf1blihen Snbnlts oes
NUDES, odS pielfilti9e SHfurmdiion iiber Uiarb'
Lamb. Selaiparc un6 ben 9iiirift Columbia
hriugt. gSenr sic @cfhdfte in oeilnnnien Stio'
icIt| foIieitireu, III Dies haS rihtige MichirIi.
IS ,piro iih b~c3ublcll, on has 9eriiDn cite grabe
unb ,pcitperbreiieic Girfuiution BADEN piro.
.YrciS 5000 pro @remplnr.
" aii5ridens9iutct aif Griidben. ANtt
N. e, TuIt & Co., 9,erleqer.
Hr. 957 biz $50, G~aircrt-Vetinoe.
dbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-19

leluer hld)t neritnn0Cn, I'm alId) all"'
Iltbrtobig 3rl modcn, unO ioIt MIR int
Sonoe leIbit, oieaeid)t pom S0@loucr
dbgelebcn, miro er g%ctuntcn. GaIllr
1T or nber altd) &olfagctr0l1f, fuunl
tbeurer ais Bier, %numcntlid) ais Die
beIicren 9ieriorten."
Sr. 6rteorid &cB, Ser Ser
olIageber oeS nGaliiorni Gcmofrut,"
pcrlor befonntlid Ourh Oos Son
6ron5iSco'Gr @rbbcbcn mnn 6cuer
Ieln Oortlgcs 8%ripotbdlt9. rllngebro'
d)erten Dhttbea begob cr iidl nit iei,
ner 6onlilie alf lcin i6oneai SanO.
gut I'M colifornii6cn 9tapuf Gountp,
nit Dem trohen NCuuBtict1o OoB
uac lcine Sie6nn gcrcttct IcicH3 God
m0brcnO CT BON ocnl @ntc aus nit
gclpobtter Sbotfrnit &O%rfcbrungCn
5ltr nllmdblihen Observation-Disclosures
ictneS 3eitungageiddftca trot erDiclt
CT bon Son 6ran5iaco Die cntictlide
tclep6onil6e Sut0c pom jd6cn Sooe
lcincs lilngiten Sobur9 Otto @cB,
Ger 29.iGbrige iun0c N}ann, Der ca
in Gan 6ron5isco Ourd leine Gid
tigteit uumGbli6 SIT elmer bobcnStcl.
lung bradte, un0 ser uliopIern0 sur
SinOcrung Der 9totD OoiclbF mitrUirt
te, modte cincS SonntuGa cine GrDo'
Iungaiobrt mad San Nofocl. 9ci Ser
9iiidfcbr bate lif Der clcftrii0c 3uN
Uerlpdtct; bel gelteiNCrtcr SdnelllBr
felt rate CT 10 beitig I'M cine ldurIt
9icNung, OuB Otto @cB ulo ein at
0crer Serr bonn Sibc gcldleuocrt
mur0en; Otto mar0 ulli OcrSteIle &C.
t0Otct unO Der Nnocrc Icbcnagcfdbr-
lid perIcbt.
Gin 2 d) er3mort oc9 Der
ltorbencn prcuBiidcn G~iicnbu6nsIti-
niitcra 9ll00e fam ais 8CmciS Die,
men, mic bod er ieincn Nndfolgcr in
Gnltc, Den gegenm0rtigcn Otiniltcr
9rcitcnbod,, %turirte. &oltm bottcWtl
niitcr Nrcitenbod) Die idyDicrige Nc.
gclung Der Woin5er NobnDcrbGltni'ic
uiciItcrboit gcl0it, On iibcrbrud)tc ibnl
@uOOc perionIid ieinc&cricBung nod
&0ln. Sci Siih ~bcfloBtc lid) Damn
Die @cnublin 9rcitcnbud'S, Dab tie
pon Ntoin5, lpo-es ibncn gut gefullc,
10 roid) pcriebt merOcn ioutcn. ga.
ran limo Sic, gnGOi0c 6rolL ollcin
i6ulO," mar 9u00e'a Nntluort, vmcil
Sic eincn 10 gelhci0tcn Otunn &c.
Dcirot1et bobcr." - &crntutbliG
miro Die 6rou Miniitcr Dir iebiAe
aScricbung" nod Berlin menigcr lll'
geboIten crtroBen.
Gin mob babeu0cr Rcm.
9orfer @ci61itsmom lit fiir5lih I'M
Ter Die 6ormcr gqganGel. Gr foutte
iif inn Stuutc Connecticut cine bib
Idle @ciibunG unp ga I5u eincr ridti'
gen 6nrm aud cine mlage0ebnte
9iibncr5udt geb0rt, beid)loB cr, gIcid)
frGitig ms Gicr EroOuttiona = Sc.
ifGit 3lt ge6en. Gr 6Cgo6 it'd it
cincm SGit0ler, nm cincn Stonm
0iibner 81 critcbcn. 8ier6iG H6ooe
SSlanoer ioQtcn Is icin un0 pier5i1
6Gbnc oo5u, oenL 10 ertlurtc CT ocnl
perbliiiit orcinihuucnocn 6GnOler, er
iuolle bobcrL OoB idmmtlihc @iibner
olld) le1cn, Ocabulb bic picr5igSobnc.
- Ger Wonn aus Hcu Dorf bot
reht. Gr mill aud altf icincr 0ilh'
nerform feline Eolugomic, ScOc SEN
ne ibren S%ubucnnnn. Yolpgomic lit
Gin @rcueI.
Ser flCtnc Ibterfreunc.
SGnsdcn: Wrn6pupo, ultf Ieltler
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-19

rcid)er nidt pcrftonocn i'm oitd aus.
tnbrtdbig 3l mohcn, u,O ioit MIR im
Sonoe lelblt, oieaeidt POM SO@lallcr
dbgeiebcn, miro cr gctrumfcn. Gaiiir
1T cr ober oltdb 8olf2QctrGllf, fulm
tbeurcr ais Bier, namNltlid) ais Ole
bciicren 9i~eriorten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-19

@umlanb'S iiirfiidje SGbcr.
GanttahIs. 9sbaubs, ppttamt seoen. etetS uffen.
(Muauit22. }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-19

ScbtcS SoGr mur0en { il t
3t99S,5t3 Collars gbCllteine bon
pen &crcini1tcn Stoutrn importirt,
iiir rubc5u nciIn Mitionen mchr.
ais I'M Sabre 1901. Gin iprcdelocr
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9ampiboot. gOmpasnic.

1abrplan.
Ibfubrt bes 2nmiers nab Store Greef BON
Subion's Ncrfie tiglid. uusgellpnlnleft, cant
iiuOS. mn 9 u6r Wtpraeils linn $50 Nnfhnniias
tags. gbiubri bon yrpiun'S Hertte I'M S.lo
Ninraers uub 3 llbr Ytu6mitt1gs.
Sanpfer mad Jtud 9reet taglib, niiseeiioit'
men Ganstugs, nun Soofon's lSerlte nm : ubr
Niurqens II. $50 gtudbtn. 9iun Yrolun's gSerfte
Inn $40 Diorgens uno 3 ubr Jiudnl. Sanfinss
nab heiSeli GreeIs bpm 3ootoil's 8ertte nm y
libr Wloracis lto $50 Jtddlti. Nroiuns sSerlte
NIT 6.10 NiprqeIiS iro 3 ubr N1dDr1.
SonntagS nm 4 itto s libr W(or9efis NIB =
ubr Nudi1. nnd heioeH erecfs; bon @roiuns
SSerfie 10 WiiQlten iplter.
5abrprcie fir bic 9innhreiie % Gents.
CSliuit SuS30Gte1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-19

Sn TbiIobcIpGto miro
bnS golocnc Subildum Scr rcpubli.
f~oniidcn Eurtei gefeicrt, Die sort Dor
"iiiri5ig Sobrcu in Der rWtlliiculSlt IN
Solc" ibren criten Notionol Gon.
bent obGeBdltcn. Nus allen Gbcilcrt
bce 2onocS Iinb Wtit0lic0cr Der
w@ronb Slo Eartp" gcfommcn, I'M
mit5ufeicrn. 8ouperncur ECnnppot,
ter biclt olit Sonntog Die Seltrcne.
0ciicrn ipor Sd)asomtaicfrctGrS bolu
Der Sutpireoncr. Mud Der Sprc.
dyer oe3 Observation-Disclosures, On.
tcl Soc Cannon, belt cine Nniprad)c,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-19

&opon bat icine c igenen
Nrlidtcn iibcr Die s%pifenc lbiir" il
Der Monoidurci. Scinc ciNctcn
&onocI$ Trtifel fiibrt c& iibcr Golnp
mo Tntung Soufrci nod Der Mon0.
ifutci ein. bcn iibrigcn OI0htcn lit
Ncudmonq gcDffnet, iuo Die gclp6hr.
lidcll dpinciiid)en 3o4lc erbobcn rpcr,
Den. llebcrbicS meroen sen irentbelt
&oufIeutcn allcrban0 SinGcrniiic in
Den @cg gclc9t, oa bic &oponer ole
Gontrolc Der Giicnbabncn in &Gnocii
bober. Ilip ciicnc Sbiirc, abcr rlid)t
fir >Sebcn.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
THE MARKET sIUsRED.
Cattle Buyers at Kansas City Market
Were Indifferent

Kansas City, No, Jan 2--The steer
market closed last week with a net
loss Of 10 TO 20 cents, but this has
been regained yesterday and today.
Supply last week was OF the ordinary
holiday dimensions, at q, 200 head,
but a large proportion Of fed steers
were included, and buyers displayed
great Indifference Yesterday and to
day, however, trade has resumed its
normal volume, run 1900 for the
two days, and fed steers selling Is to
25 cents higher today than last Fri
day Cows and heifers and butcher
stuff was in better demand last week.
making a net gain OF % to Is cents,
and is strong TO 10 higher this week
StOckers and feeders have been quiet
for week or ten days, but interest
revived late last week, and market on
this class is firm this week
The winter 50 far has been favor
able to feeders, possibly too much
moisture in some locations, and as a
rule the fed stuff that has been mar
keted has made little money. Aver
age value Of cattle marketed here last
year was 10 per cent more per head
than the previous year, or around
$500 per head increase. Demand
from packers has ruled strong, and
indications favor a continued good de-
mand from them The best cattle are
selling at $5.25 to S5.75, top today
$40 top price this week a year ago,
$3.50. Bulk Of steers sell at $425 70
$500, heifers $3.75 to $3.50, cows
$500 to 1915, thin cows and Gamers
$500 to S2-T5- Veals are a quarter
lower than best time lately, at S5.75
to S6-75, stOckers and feeders $3-25 to
S4-00 for bulk, choice stockers S4.25,
heshy feeders up TO $3.50.
Hog receipts for December were
$4,000 head larger than same month
in 1904, but prices were generally
strong, although uneven, and aver
aged so to 20 cents higher than dur
ing the same month in 1904 Run yes
terday was $500, today, today $4,000,
market ; TO 10 higher yesterday, steady
to 3 lower today, top today S5-171z,
bulk OF sales $500 to $5-15, weights
from $50 to 200 pounds up to S5.O5,
pigs $3.50 TO $4-75. Strength in pro-
visions has helped prices lately
Sheep and lambs make small ad-
vance nearly every day, receipts light
radO fed stuff has been scarce for ten
days, bulk Of supply coming from
Kansas and Oklahoma feed lots. Fed
western lambs sold at $3.50 to $7.45
today, fed ewes 90 pounds, at S5-45,
yearlings this week at $40, wethers
and yearlings mixed S5-T5 to $50. A
string Of TS-pOund Mexican wethers
sold to feeders at $AS5 yesterday. IN
dicatiOns favor a strong market for
desirable stuff
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
An Ankmard PositIon.

G. T Wilson, who presided at the
aUtumnaI convention Of dancing
masters in New York, said Of a Ger
tain new way Of waltzing:
why, to waltz like that would
make me feel as awkward as" He
laughed
In Portland, one day, while walk
ing down the street. I came face to
face with a young woman, and in at
tempting to pass each other, we dOdg-
ed from side to side, both going to
the right simultaneously, and then
both going to the left
4 suppose this has happened to all
of yOu-this meeting with some one
going in an opposite direction, and the
subsequent lodging from left to right
four or five times before you get by.
We'll, as I lodged before the young
woman like that. she suddenly stag
gered me by saying
90 Hurry up Which is il to be
waltz or twO-step2' Exchange
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portions Of the
ear. There is only one way to cure
deafness, and that is by constitutional
remedies Deafness is caused by an
inf1amed condition OF the mucous lin
ing Of the Eustachian tube When
this tube is inf1amed you have a rumb-
ling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when il is entirely closed, deafness is
the result. and unless the infiamma-
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hear
lngt viii be destroyed forever; nine
csses out OF ten are caused by catarrh,
which IS nothing but an infiamed con-
7itiOn Of the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Deafness caused by
catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circu-
lars free
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Take Halls Family Pills for cOnsti-
patton
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
Public sale.

The undersigned will sell at public
sale at his plaCe-sectiOn 26-9-41-
13 miles southwest Of GOOdland, sale
TO begin at 10 o'clock a. m. on Thurs
day. January Il, 1906, the following
property: Twenty head Of cattle,
consisting Of Il good milk cows, four
head yeaTling steers, two calves.
HOrses-three work horses, consist
ing of one mare and two geldings-
Farm implements, etc, such as har-
row, disc, lister, CultivatOT, plOws,
wagon; also two sets of harness;
cream separator, and many other
things too numerous to mention Five
hundred bushels corn, part in field,
part snapped" Four ricks Of straw
Terms-Eleven months time viii be
given purchaser, interest 10 per cent
bSnkabIe security. Sums under SO,
cash b J HORTON
GEO. BRADLEY, AuctiOneer-
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
1906 WILL BE MAD YEAR"
Madame De Thebes, Seeress, Predicts
CalamitieS.

Madame De Thebes, Seeress, Predicts
CalamitieS-
The paImist and seeress Of Paris
who is the fad with the smart sets Of
Europe predicts a mad" year for
1906.
The general order Of things, she
says. viii be pretty well upset She
says Belgium Will play a curious part
in this Germany viii be seriously
threatened; France will find her trOu-
bles increased
There IS war in the air, she de-
cIares. but is not assured that il will
be precfpitated- She fOrsees serious
losses to the world Of art
There viii be trouble trouble, trOu-
blel
Madame de Thebes is said to have
fOrecasted the Charity Bazaar fire in
Paris. the BOer war, the massacre Of
the Servian crowned heads, and the
discovery Of radium.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
The Deacon's ..BreaI. :,

As a Los Angeles minister was
about to begin his sermon Sunday
morning, he was suddenly seized with
a severe hemOrrhage at the nose. and
was unable to check the how Of blood.
With his handkerchief to his nose, he
arose in the pulpit and said:
Brethren and sisters. have Sc
we're nOse-bleed. and Will ask you to
excuse me for few moments while
attempt to check it I viii be out Of
the room for perhaps i've minutes,
and during that time viii you not
please sing something to keep up the
spirit Of the meeting"
There was a brief silence for a mo-
ment, and then a ripple Of laughter
ran around the church as an old dea-
con rose up IN his seat and began to
sing in q sOnOrOus tOne-
There Is a Fountain Filled With
Blood Los Angeles Express.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
EARTH NOT IN m WITH MARS.
Astronomer says AIartians Are Earth
er Advanced in Civilization.

eF Advanced in Civilization.
Paris. Dec SIN Camille Flam-
marion. a famous author and astron-
Omer, in an interview in one Of the
Paris papers draws an extremely at
tractive picture Of life in Mars. After
pointing out that no one can predict
what weather Paris viii have next
week. while II is known with the ut
most certainty what kind Of weather
any country in Mars VIII have a fort
night in advance, N FIammariOn goes
on TO say
There are many advantages in IA
vOr Of the 8fartians First Of all. il
would be difficult for the human spe-
cies there to be less intelligent than
ours, seeing that we do not know how
TO control ourselves.
The second reason is that progress
is an absolute law which nothing can
resist
The inhabitants Of Mars, being
older than we are. may represent what
we shall be in several million years.
A third circumstance in their favor
is that they are in a better position
than we are to free ourselves more
quickly from the heaviness of mat
ter, as the Martians weigh less. Their
years are twice as long as those on
earth
Finally. the climatic conditions on
Mars appear to be much more agree
able"
NJ FlammariOn declares that the
hypothesis that Mars is inhabited by
an intellectual race, much superior to
our own, is growing stronger every
year in proportion as astronomical OBJ
servatiOns become more and more
precise.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
His Narrorr EscaDe.

Mr. Dubblelife returned home that
night rather late from the Office and
was met by his wife with a hard, set
expression on her face.
We'll, Martha" he said pleasantly,
any letter come for me?'
David Dubblelife," snapped his
wife, "a letter came to you today ad-
dressed in a wOman's handwriting I
opened and read it. sir, and now
Good heayensi" cried the husband,
Addressed to me in a wOman's hand
writingi confess everything,
Martha-I1I make a clean breast
Of
Wait. David. The letter was a bill
that my dressmaker mailed to you. -
III pay it right away. Wh-e-e-wI
Now my dear, let this teach you new
er to suspect me-''-Judge.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05

PUBLICATION OF CHARTER NO.
1882 - Treasury Department, Of
nee Of Comptroller Of the Currency.
WashintOn, D. c, August q, 1905
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned. II has
been made to appear that THE Far
mers National Bank Of Goodland," I" in
the city OF GOOdland, in the county OF
Sherman and state OF Kansas, has
complied with all the provisions OF
the statutes Of the United States, re-
quired to be complied with before an
association shall be authorized to
commence the business OF banking
Now, therefore, 1 Thomas P Kane,
deputy and acting comptroller Of the
currency, do hereby certify that The
Farmers National Bank Of Goodland %
in the city OF GOodland. in the cOun-
~ Ct Sherman and state Of Kansas
IS authorized to commence the busi-
ness Of banking as provided in section
hfty-One hundred and sixty-nine Of
the revised statutes Of the United
States.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and seal Of Office this oath day
Of August, 1905 7. P. KANE,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller Of the
Currency.
(Seal) Nov. 24-Jan- 1s.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
Irrigated Farms In the Little EupIru
Of the Western Slope.


Profitable farm lands are scattered
all along the line OF the
DENVER & RIO GRAEDE RI.
"Scenlc Line Of the World"
In the Valleys OF the Grand, Gunni-
son, North Fork and Roaring Fork
Rivers, and IN the San Luis and IN
compahgre Valleys OF Colorado. and
the Pennington District OF New Mex
Ico-farming, stock raising and fruit
growing are carried on An q way ths
is q revelation 70 the farmer I'm tie
east
For those who desire to make new
homes, there IS no other region that
Offers more and better advantages
than Western Colorado. land Of blue
skies and sunshine, With = temperate
and even climate, where the erst-
while desert needs but 70 be TILED
and Watered in order to verify Bios
som Gs q Rose" Several illustrated
publications, giving valuable informz-
don IN regard to the agricultural,
Horticultural and live stock interests
OF this great western section, have
been prepared by the DETVEB =
RIO GRANDE RAILROAD, and can
be Obtained b. addre8in8
s. K HOOPER, G. p. q p A,
Denver, Colo.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
LEGAL NOTICES

PUBLICATION NOTICE. TO
Whom 1t Nay Concern. Notice is
hereby given. that on the 23d day OF
September. 1905. a petition signed BY
ten hOusehOlders in Lincoln township,
Sherman county, Kansas, was present.
ed to the county superintendent Of
public instruction Of said county, ask
ing that the hereinafter described
school lands in said county be exposed
to sale Said lands are particularly
described as follows tO-ETit: The
west One-half OF section 36-s-4I
Done at GOodland. Sherman county,
Kansas, this Sd day Of October, A
D. 1905.
y E ALBERTSON.
Chairman Board Of County Commfs-
siOners OF Sherman County. Kansas.
Attest:
WILSON PETERS, County Clerk.
Dec 29-Jan. u.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
Half the World Wonders

how the other half lives. Those who
use Bucklen's Arnfca Salve never won
der if il will cure cuts, wounds, burns.
sores and all skin eruptiOns: they
know il will. Mrs Grant Shy. 1870
East Reynolds street, Springfield. Ill,
says Il regard il one Of the absolute
necessities OF housekeeping" Guar
anteed by T. A Stevenson, druggist,
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-05
a Modem 1IfncIe

Truly miraculous seemed the re-
COvery Of MIS-. MOllie Holt Of this
place" writes J. O. R Hooper, Wood
ford Tenn she was so wasted by
coughing up puss from her lungs.
Doctors declared her end so near that
her family had watched by her side
fOrty-eight hours; when, at my urgent
request DR.. Kings New Discovery was
given her, with the astonishing result
that Improvement began. and cOntinu-
ed until she finally completely recOv-
cred, and is & healthy woman today
Guaranteed cure for coughs and colds.
SOC and 81 at = A SteVenson's,- drug
gist- Trial bC.Lle free