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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09
minneapolis.

8eripin. 6onbet pofier langfonrt>
men iiffert. Ser ct III, inoIamlct
$1,000, men iom ti0ligere on1talt oil
SSn0ian1lingen blibe f%ortiat, til $10,<
600 Marfet ct naaet. Ser fomn1er
life foa 8;brag uoenbpes ira, oeri-
blon6t mango fra 8ronbfompagnier
i be n1i,tore Bper / 5taten.
Bet nf Mr. Mpbert 2inton / Dgg=
brazil tbeoiofiife Selffab ii6ibe 5glt-
sag gipne 6ore6rag bar meget utter
esinnt % omban6le0e oe tire fprite
Rocer. Sen 4. % S. STAGE oil blibe
bebono1et / Mpbe Sen IS. Nu paa
5enbag bill Der blipe bolot ct Sore
brag ODER 9beoiofien og @eligionen.
Suit pao Eii6e,1 og Ste6et: SOC Sc
oar Mpe. sSphoag .&, 4.
Minnenpplis &olitiforps Ear al
MnDor SSones facet en- Mobarlel ON,
at ollie bets Meblen1nrer bar at betale
bbob Sc 1fplber &ono1e11be % 0G=
ringsbripen6e i BDen edler tage off,
ifeb. 9e aller flelte TolitimGnb bar
Drb for at bore CODE Betolerre. men
Ser ct e1felte v9en6beats" / @orpIet,
90 set ct bem Mnporert bill tilltbs.
Set npe norife 6oipitat, iom ben
Goreneoe norife Strife agter at opfe=
re ber ! 8pen, bill fo1m1e til at foite
100000 % bill blibe bpgget / Moro
minneapolis. Denne 8poels Cont
merctaI Club bnr, tilbnbt en- Bpgge-
gr11nb pon 8 Mcres nomnrfet beIig-
gen6e / Marbeoen al 6airpiem Narf,
og &oipitaIsforeningen bar beilrttet
fig til at mo6tage bette Eilb1l6..
8aber Msorbet. 6orbgrene ODER
Carl 81. Sobnion, Ser f%orIeoen orre-
itere6eS i5Doen mistRnH for at babe
mpr0et &otelpart Ba6er Dagen fpr
Sui, er forelebig uoIntte til ben 10.
5ebruar, men BET er tentmelig tpipl=
iomf, ON Der Tan iomles fRIben6e.
8epismateriale MOB BAN. Gorleoen
bleo to mistta1rfeIige S11biiefftter,
Charles ggga1 % g. 8illiams, ar
reIterebe ! 5pofm UNDER Mistanfe
for d bare forebet moroet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09

s. q. &auabn, anflaget for He,
gierings 5binolerier, paaltour at
ban CT en- eo6 Sen al Micbolos Aong=
mortb ian1t al Mapor 6leiibmatr1
al Cincinnati % BETTER 0em bi0, for
at biplpe bon1 u0 al &lemmen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09

@umblctt nil bape en- Mntomobil.
8p=Sngenipr &un0lette bor forlangt,
at 8Den ifaffer bam Ell 9ll,tomobil,
iaa at fan be6re fan fonn1e rrnot og
'e til @rbejoet / Sc forifiellige 9ele at
Ypen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09
2rrcrae beb SSjifolerus Iorla11rtoea'
mere Detailing.

arrerue Deo SSiifoIerus 1orIareer
mere Betaling:
&oiteoe IS. Set foitcoe Dscar
carlton SIS at ipnge ppaa Ell Srtter-
1rboniporpogn 5bt6ag Mffte1.
sfolefomisFoneu bar ! $4,000
.ln6erbaIance peo 5foleaarets Slut-
ting.
aapt. Bjbrnitab er tilbage fra GD
:opa % bar igie11 opertaget &onan
ooen oper &ompognt s, g. Snfan
Teri.
Meuniou. Ia. Minnciota @eet<
nert al Gripillige, Der tiente ben
.ipan1f= &rig, pl boloe
i ct. Saul j Nllguit Wsaa-
rc6.
@oltfontoret. SnotGgterne beo
st. SAUL Yoltfontor / San1lar Moa-
I,eo bar $71 ,444.53, bpilfct er naiten
$4,000 mere emo for oen tiliparenoc
Maaneo ifior.
Trebag Mftcn sen is. 6eb. afbol=
oes / @olgatba &irfens %l1nberbpg-
ming en- .@ocial", peo bpilfe11 ell
lm1,t 5ofopuoe pil blipe bortloooet.
slllc er pelfommel1 til Soften.
9Ggtcifabstillabelier: 2uobig q.
% Bertha 41ron, Sas. 81.
See og sllma 6. Seniert, S. 81. Dlion
Mrs. Sa1lia Sobnion (af @torp
Gitp, Soma), Scope 6. &eoerlen og
Masn,ine 90. Miffelien, @eter Sell
fen % Bertha 5afriion.
Nbel Mnberion, BrGii0e1,t al 5irlt
@ur0 Gepnblicon Club % Ell al Sc
melt irclnrogen1oe 5fan6tnaper / ct.
Saul, ofle6 / Eopefa; &uniaS, Sn5=
sag forrige l1ge. Scr. Mn6erion bar
Me6lent al &oroen Club ia11t flerc
unore Toreninger. Sans Sig blep
lenot Bio for at begrabes.
9cn II. 6ebrnar bill blibe Ell
M}inoeoag / manges @iitore. 6le-
re Bar bar arrangeret at laoe fig
bic ben Bag, lamtioig iom Miis
Mlice &ooiepelt bliper piet til @i,
cbolas 2o,1gmortb, oa flere andre
fonrmer u6en 3bibl til at gigre oct
famine. Set la6er til at 1fuIIe blibe
Ell trool Sag for Acknowledgements.
2ibcralisme. S ct Boreorag / ben
presbpter1nnife &rp1teforening forle<
ben, lagbe Dr. 8a1ibnell al @innea-
polls, at fan beflageoe, at Domieis=
men, Gbri1tion 5cienoe og lignenoe
8efienbelie r bebnnole6es meb Spot,
meoens 6afta par, at Spiritnalts=
men Dor @ienitan6 f6r bioen1fabelig
l1n6erlegelle. Ser er flere Sing
n1ellem @i1nmelen og Sor6en" olb.
Jpbslcr. Drengebprn: Mars.
Gbos. 8. Dlien, 818 CHARLES, MrS.
81. 8eterIon, 80 Monitobo, Mrs. 60
roIine Beterion, 89t Mnrton, Mrs.
8. Miel1e11, 608 Gaie, Mrs. 81. SIM
oerlon, 531 Coulter. Bigebbrn:
W1rs. g. Sacobio11, 3O8 @amiep,
Mrs. g. @ellon, 910 @6gerton.
(Dreng og @ge): Mrs. Greo. Sobn-
ion, Gil @bitall og Mrs. Nn>
6er1on, 1889 ct. Mntbonp.
@pbtfjpb / 2anb. On oeilig 6or,1
me6 Grontage paa 8ig 5tore Safe !
5Db 9ofota er MI tilialgs paa rhine;
lige 8ilfaar. @gnen Ser er ct Cont
mer &elort, og Ser er Damp1fibsla11=
Ding lige ubenfor Dgren. @obe 90
ltore 8pgninger og goot 2ano. uo<
merfet 6iife. 375 Mcres. $4,000.
100 @cres / 5nup So. $3.50. so
Mcres Grant 60. $500. 100 Stores
/ @larf 60. $1,000. 100 Mcres, int
propeb, $2400. 80 Mcres goot &be=
'6ela16 / @mmons &c., SC. g., $3.50.
$50 Aeres fineite 2an6 / ianrme 60.
$12SO. gn bel Seftion $4320. On,
1el fbr1te &lasIes 2an6 / &e6 &iper
Golen fra SIS til 500 for Mcre. Bil
Spite for Sn6tGgts @ienoom eller
| 6an1elSDurer. 40 Mcres / @oo0b1te
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09

8pggctillabelier. Ser blep / So
m1or Moone6 toget uo 1876 Bermits,
reprelenternoe $249,3 44 ino0 1903
Eern1its og $113>992 for. San,ar
1904. 81 b%ofler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09

&olo Tortpoene III for 5ne oa S..
Ser er Mulft for life at boloe Sor-
topene rene og fri for So og One, og
alligebel er ser utaIlige 9i1feloer,
bpor Soft faloer % forilnor dig.
Jorleoert fulot Ell Mrs. Cunningham
poa 6uller ct. ogbraf fit benltre
Mrm for,1ben anoen 5fu6e. &11n be-
finder Zig / EN- nreget flem Eilltano,
men oil fon1n1e fig. @pis man gif
trent efter 2obe11s bele Strengb6 og
los Sbpnbebnber1ee al gienoom BE-
tale fulo 5faoeserltatni11g bper
Gang en- nlptfe 1feoe, iaa piloe Ser
life bore 1an mango al Dem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09
st. PAUL.
z Z as' g,,ts,,, s.','..,.'.,,,,.
We'd Kjpb eller Reparation af

We'd Kjpb eller Reparation af
Uhre bes1g den veIkjendte Juve,
Ter Simon Nelson. 2o9 E. 9TH St,
Paul.
For de bedste Fotografier bdr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
229-231 E. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
Den Ia. er set ct. 8olentine Gog.
Barrenbale 9iitriftet itol MI faa
5etpcr.
gil b9ttc. On gob 160 Mcre
6arm enifes bpttet for en- minore:
Sobnle11, 46 luton 8loct. ct: Balt,,
nnbiier.
Gn itor Standardization oil bl1rc
bolot ct. Saul SEN fprite l1ge / SSlt-
nj. Man penter 5000 &Din0er fer
fra alle 9ele of 2anoet.
Mrs. 81. 81. Gbritenien er ita0i9
meget ipg pao 81. 2ucas &oipital;
ri pnffer, at bun inart n1aa blipe. be-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09

6ierfre. Ser or Ell i%torartet
fulfilling al Gierfre 224 6. Z.
ct. DG lmlcee Mntal Gl1Gle er title
r,iu6re enb 250O % in6befatter
Gn's, .@alfuner, sg11otr oib., oio.
:3H$ramier n60eles ibay.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09

Snaffebe for1neget. Set bur / ct
Metooiit Nfp6e. / Mi6map, at @bas.
@1itaf1on inii1tereoe paa at inaffe,
en6ifipnt bans Snaf life bueoe bper=
fen Baltoren eller MenigbeOe,, men
tiliio1t blep Sc fe6e oeraf og elfortes
re0e bonn no og obergab bam / Met-
tens &enoer. &an Hop meo at un-
6ertegne ct Grebs 8on0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09

Nbel Nnberion, Yraii0ent al 5irlt
@aro &epublican Club % Ell al Sc
melt ircnrager1oe 5fanotnoper / ct.
Saul, afleo / Eopefo; &anlas, SnS=
Sag forrige l1ge. Mr. Mn6erion bar
Meolem al Noroen Club la1nt fIere
anore 6oreninger. Sans Sig blep
lerot bi6 for at begrnbes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09

9Ggtcifabstillabelier: 2,.ooig q.
4obnien % Bertha 41ron, Sas. SO.
See og Mlma 6. Seniert, S. 81. Sllor
og Mrs. SSl1lia Sobnlon (af 5torp
Gitp, So,pa), Scope 6. 8eoerlen o9
@asmine 30. Miffelien, 8eter Mel<
fen % Bertha 5ofrilon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09

Mr. g. s. Sprenicn, 5fomon0en,
bar beret en- Sur / 91ten i fin Sor=
retningS SS~r1teresIc. &an er biemme
igien. 9ette NUMBER os ON bans
5fo. &1,n $3.50, 90 oe lqpeS / bu'1S
egen 5Bop.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09

Maior. gnonn bar &epublifoner,
ne life funnel beitentn1e Jig for ,togen
&an6ioot. 6lere bor pnret puo Ea-
lie, men 11aar Sc peies | BGgtlfaolen,
finbes be for Iettc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09

Srebag Nftcn sen 16. 5eb. afbol<
bes / @olgatba &irfenS %l1noerbDg-
ming en- Social, peo bpilfen Ell
1m1,t 5ofop1oe pil bltpe b%ortloooet.
Mllc er pelfomnten til Soften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09

oertegne ct 6rebs 8ono.
Sable Sillibcn. Mrs. Sierra
M6ams> fornDlig gift % Inn "a Mar
gammel, tog @ift og afleo efter nogle
Sinners 2ioelie. &en6es Man0 bap.
Sc reret borte fra Bpen Ell bel Maa=
ne6, lpgen6e Mrbeioe, og 6ormoonin=
ger er, at Sortpiplelie tilii6if fit
Sperbaan6 ober ben6e. 2ao life Gil
lioen til 6oriDnet ipeffeS.
Toripgt Morb. S @bite 8ear Dos
eoe Scr. og Mrs. Micbael @nge. 6or
Sc itoite Is Moane6er bar bog Man=
Ben iffe peret bjemme, grunoet paa
Bons Mistanfe ON at &onen par ba1n
utro. Sen0ag gftermiboag fom
ban bjem og gif ino uoen at banfe,
9erin6e fan6t ban Mrs. Mnge og ell
@m. 8onning> 1i0benoe pe6 ct Boro
ipillenoe Sort. San fps paa oem to
Shub paa bber. Sc traf, men 6reb-
tie life. @nge ipra,1g fra @ulet og
&onning efter Steoets Marlball,
bbem set ienere paa Dogen lpffe6es
at poagribe 4nge, Ser mi befinoer
fig / &amieD 60. Mrrelt. 8oobe Mrs.
Mnge og &onning blep taget til 8pbo,
lpitalet, bbor be CT pe6 at fonr111e fig,
1oa u61igterne CT, at hi lfal berries
fra ct moet Mor6forbpr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09

@mnbejaet gaar mi for Jig / .Sorth
st. Huul. :Mon1iniitrationen bar
fact 2inene op for at Ser er for
mango &1moe og iaa for man Be
gDn6t Ell l1orD06eliesiagt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09

Sen II. 6ebrnar bill blipe ell
N}inoeoag / manages @iitorm. 6le=
re Bor bar a%rrangeret at laoe Zig
bic oen Dog, iamtioig Tom Miis
Mlice &ooiepelt bliber biet til Ni,
cbolas 2otgmortb, og flere ANDRE
fonmer uben 3nibl til at gigre Oct
famine. Set la6er til at fulle blipe
Ell trobI Sag for @gteifabsmogcrne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09
81 2ateOei ro Gate EbeIa,t
aafe @erbais Iobes Barffot1is-.

=. go rIs $3.50 e ~ ~ aIY...5XIE
49, 4 It'd. 'ss.s q, 49, 800 ! &C., ,ys.a'. !.
ltO''en MoehsRo9le s ao
%, $500
!. W 81 10Y yplOs'.os g - /,
: lonel' ! : p1'Oe anllane - So'''0
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09

Toitfontoret. Snotagterne peo
ct. 3dl,I Eoitfontor ! San1lar Moa-
neo bar $71 ,444.53, bpilfct er naiten
$4,000 mere emo for BEN ti~liparenoc
Maaneo ifior.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-09

&pitebe SIS. Set foiteoe Oscar.
Carlton SIS at ipnge paa en- S1tte1rt-:
urbonlporpogn 5en6ag aften.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-05-18
REcEIVEs IZassas 80.
Commercial CIub Spends Hour I'm
Eonr--nl- On LIN w.

EoOlL1Iu on LElD AeSt-
In its itinerary from Kansas city 70
Commercial club OF Kansas City ought
not soon TO forget the hearty welcome
that GOOdland gave its guests from
1887 to 1897 p m Tuesday The trade
excursion was met at the depot by
q large number Of our business men.
The uniformed GOOdland band was at
the depot, and was playing a lively
tTEO-Step when the special pulled into
the station The trains composed OF
seven coaches, carried the represen-
tattTe business men Of Kansas City, to
gether with an Orchestra. sOlOists,
monographs, a piano, and everything
that would lend charm and brilliance
70 the occasion 1t was a model train
class sleeping car 70 the diner and
buffet The business men Of our city
and the trade eXcursTOnists mixed like
Old-time friends indeed, many Of the
Commercial club were acquainted
with the business men Of GOOdland.
Some Of the excursiOnists made a
rapid tour OF the town In carriages
that were in waiting when the train
arrived The visitors were declzed
with Commercial club buttons, and
they met Souvenirs representing di-
verse wholesale business interests,
were handed among the people and
while the train was standing at the
tertained with high class music One
thing was clearly evident in the Kan
Sas City peOple-they were good
miXerS-gOOd entertainers, possessed
an air Of hustle and hustle, are look
ing for more trade, and viii nc doubt
get il from this great western cOun-
Try, OF which Kansas City seems to be
coming more and more the great com
mercial center
1t was satisfying to see with what
loyalty the people Of GOOdland turned
out to meet the visitors. 1t is a good
thing, for the reason that these trade
excursions appreciate such a welcome
from such thriving towns as Good
land 1t increases the idea Of the inn
pOrtance Of our city, and largely in
proportion as our business men show
this commercial interest, the more
satisfactory will be our reputation
among the big business men of Kan
sas City.
c. N. MilIisack OF the Millisack
store, and B. F. Brown, cashier Of
the Farmers National bank, with sew
eral others, accompanied the trade
excursion as far as Burlington, Colo,
returning on No. 10 in the evening.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-05-18
BRANNoN GErs -
sherman County Man for RafIroad
Coumissiener On Socialist Ticket.

sherman County Man fCr RafIrcad
Commissioner On Socialist Ticket.
The state socialist convention,
which convened at Emporia, Kan,
Nay A. nominated the following state
ticket by reclamation
For governor, Harry Gilman, Os-
WegOs lieutenant governor, r A Cur
y. Topeka; secretary Of state, A E
Welch, Newton; treasurer, J. L Price,
EmpOria; attorney general, Q. 3.
Mitchell, Gueda Springs; superintend-
ent Of schools, Grace D Brown, Cir
ard; associate justices siL-year term,
A II Morrison Emporia; McDermOtt
Fort Scott; fOur-year term, Myron
Lyons railway commissioners, Joe
Smith, LeavenwOrth; 3. 3. Noon. To-
peka5 Charles Brannou, GoOdland;
state printer, F. ". Cotton, Fulton.
auditor, e y FivestOne, Fort Scott:
insurance commissioner, y. S. Larson,
Parsons
1t viii be noticed that Mr.. Charles
BTannOn Of GOOdlaud Is named as one
OF the nominees for railroad commits
siOner- So Tar as the socialist party
is concerned Il has always done the
right thing BY Sherman county in the
matter OF nominations This IS the
second honor that the party has con-
ferred on Mr. BrannOn- Some years
ago, ne was one Of the socialist presf-
dental electors for Kansas OF course
rams but we don't object, even IL the
socialist party has been thus far unsuc-
ceSsful in landing its nOmineeS-Te
don't object TO having these nominal
hOnOrs handed out 10 Sherman county
men
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-05-18
500 Reward. 500.

The readers Of this paper viii be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreadful disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh- Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
TO the medical fraternity. Catarrh be
ing a constitutional disease, requires
q constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mu-
cOus surfaces Of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation Of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work. The
prOprietOrs have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send TOr list Of testi-
mOnialS. Address
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipatiOn-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-05-18
FOUR-LEGGED CHICKEN.
John Thomas Was Showing Freak of
Nature on Streets Tuesday.

john Thomas Was Showing Freak Of
Nature on Streets Tuesday.
It is a very common thing to hear
people speak Of LeghOrn, Plymouth
Rock, Drama and other kinds Of BIZ
peds, but not often is il that one can
talk intelligently about fOUr-legged
bipeds- John Thomas, who recently
moved to GOOdland and is now living
in the northeast part Of the city,
brought TO this Office a chicken which
was equipped with four well formed
legs instead Of the ordinary two. An
other peculiar feature about this lit
tie abnormal individual, was that it
made no kicks and no chirps. The
chicken was dead. Mr.. Thomas said
that it was dead when he found it in
the nest and he supposed it died after
il was Matched Two OF its legs were
regularly placed on the body. The
other two, not quite so well developed,
prOtruded from the lower part Of the
breast and were placed in the reverse
direction to the others If the chicken
had lived, it is possible that it might
have used either set OF legs, and
would have presented the appearance
Of the boy whose pants had been made
from the rOtund upper portion Of his
fathers pantalOOns. so that one could
not tell whether he's gOin' or comm.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-05-18
scbooI Land Sold High.

At the Office Of the county treas
urer Saturday, the south half Of sec
ton 16-S-42 was sold to the highest
bidder. The land went high, but il
seems that people are willing to pay
the price. One 40-aCre tract in the
above half section brought $3.50 per
acre, which was paid by Mr.. John
son, that bid being forced by one OF
s1S.75, made by William Thompson.
The land in question is located about
a mile from KanOradO, in the west
part Of the county and shows that
land in the short grass country, which
is producing heavy crops Of wheat, is
bound TO go higher and higher When
il is remembered that the crops of
wheat being raised upon the land in
Sherman county has been worth more
every. year than the price Of the land,
the sale Of this school land at $500
per acre does not seem out Of reason
after all.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-05-18


NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF
School Lands-Notice is hereby given
that on Saturday, the 9Th day Of
June, 1906, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock a. m. and 3 o'clock D. m. OF
said day, I will, at my Office in the
court house Of Sherman county, Kan
saS, and in the city Of GOodland, Of
fer for sale and sell at public sale, to
the highest and best bidder, accord
ing to law, the following described un-
Improved school lands, tO-wit: The
northeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter, the northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter, the southwest quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter, and the
southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter The northeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter, the northwest
quarter OF the southwest quarter, the
southwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter, and the southeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter. The northeast
quarter OF the northwest quarter, the
quarter, the southwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter, and the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter, all
in section sixteen (16) township six
60, range fOrty-twO (42), Sherman
county, Kansas Said lands have been
appraised at three dollars $4,000 per
acre, and no bids for less than that
amount will be received. All highest
bidders or purchasers will be required
to pay cash in hand Immediately at
ter purchase. Said lands sold subject
to lease .
Witness my hand, this 18th day Of
May, 1906. J. W. SMITH,
May 1S-June s. County Treasurer.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-05-18
LOCAL NOTICES.

3. F. Brown sells city lots.
See +. T. Brown for fire insurance.
For fire Insurance see B. f. Brown
See Thos. P. Leonard for insurance.
5. e Brown has the Sharp lots for
sale.
See B. F. Brown for lots in sharp's
addition
For SaIe-Fresh Jersey COW. c. NJ.
Millisack-
List your property with Kerr's Real
Estate Agency.
insurance.
Money to loan on time to suit you.
c. NJ. Millisack.
See BarthOIOmw & Jayne for pure
Ohio Maple Syrup
Lots for sale in any part Of the
city. B. +. Brown
New Handbags, Trunks and Suit
Cases at MilIisack's
B. F. Brown writes nre insurance
IN old line companies.
Money to loan on ali kinds OF good
security. c. NJ Aillisack-
For fire insurance in old line COM
panies, see Q. J. ShimeaIl.
Place your orders for ice the com
ing season with Q. E SWarts-
Kerr's Real Estate Agency can sell
your farm or town property
The Farmers National bank cashes
all kinds OF checks and drafts
Kerr's Real Estate Agency wants 70
list your farm or town property.
Money loaned on land and chatless
favoraH-s terms Q. N MiIifsack-
Exchange on drafts half money or
der rate at Farmers National bank
ThOs. p. Leonard has that quarter
OF land for sale you want 70 buy. See
him
Another shipment OF mems hats in
the latest blocks. just received at Mil
lfsacka
VIII sell building on lot s, block
s., where bowling alley stands c
NJ Efllisack
The Farmers National bank issues
dIaftss payable at every city and town
ia the United States
The kind OF suits and overcoats that
are correctly tailored, that At and hold
shape, at ETfIIisack'E
". J. Bower & Son have the finest
line OF wall paper ever brought 70
GoOdland- Prices are very reasonable.
Tor Sale-In the town OF Brewster,
I'VE lots with Rouse, barn and other
buildings cheap If taken at once r
z Hopkins.
Correct abstracts Of title furnished
At once to all lands in Sherman coun-
t. call on or write Thos. p Leon
ard Goodland. Kan,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-05-18
srIaIER DEAD.


Former GOodlaad Preacher Suceumbs
to Heart Failure In Missouri
The many Goodland friends and ac-
quaintances Of the Rev. G. II. Miller,
for about two years pastor Of the Ne
thodist church in Goodland- win re-
gret TO learn that Mr.. Miller died in
Upton No, Nay Z, OF heart failure,
or anueTism OF the arota The IN
formation reached this Office through
a letter from Edward L Miller, the
son Of the deceased. In his letter,
Edward says
He CRev. BIIIler) had Just been ap-
pointed TO this place, but had only
preached twice when he coIfaused
and the doctor told him that he would
have to rest q year or more. He
grew weaker, however, and on the 9TH
OF Nay he died The doctor decided
that he had heart trouble, or anuerlsm
with this place and wanted to carry
on the work so much. that he over
did himself in his services at this
place.
Rev Miller succeeded Rev A. J.
Good in the pastOrate OF the GoOdland
Methodist church he was a strong
preacher, and his constituency liked
him In the midst Of his second year,
he resigned his place here TO accept
the pastorate Of a church in the Ms
souri, conference Mr.. Miller left here
with the best wishes Of all his ac-
quaintances, and only changed his
conference membership because he
thought that the material interest Of
his family demanded il and that his
chances in the ministry in that state
would be better than in Kansas. He
bought little home not far from
Lexington, where he stationed his
family and obtained evangelical work
He was making good headWay in both
spiritual and temporal things, when
death overlook him He is survived
by Mrs. Miller, his son, Edward, and
three daughters, Ada, Mary and GeOr-
ga