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The Goodland republic., 1906-01-26
KaEsAs Man BEFORE KAIsEB-
stephen Hesse OF Wichita Invited 20
SiITer Weddlng OF EmPerOr.

Stephen Hesse Of Wichita Invited 20
Silver Wedding OF Emperor.
wichita. Kan, Jan 15--To attend
the twentF-dfth wedding anniversary
OF one Of EurOpe's greatest rulers
uDon personal invitation and as a pri-
vate guest with al expenses paid in
advance. is the honor conferred upon
Stephen Hesse OF Wichita kan by
Emperor william H OF Germany, VINO
win celebrate the tWenty-hfth ami
vers 80 II his marriage 70 Prices
Auguzte Victoria OF Sehleswig-Hol-
stein, on February p, next
Hesse, who was at the union
depot last night en- route TO New
York. from where he viii sail for Ber-
lin Saturday, was an officer in the
Ge-n--E army at TIE time William
was crown prince, and an intimate
acquaintance and affection sprang up
between them. This was eemented
more hrny when william ascended
the throne, and one Of his first acts
was TO appoint Hesse a member OF
the Royal Body Guards and also q
member Of the kings household The
friendship OF William for his guard
was still greater after a ride through
the royal parks during which the en-
peror's horse became unmanageables
one OF the reins OF the bride broke
and for a time it looked as though
the emperOr's life was in great danger
until his brave guard, who was his
only companion on the ride, spurred
up his mount and overlook the run
away animal, stopping 1t at a great
risk Of his own life After this Oc-
currence Hesse stood closer to the
emperor than many Of his leading
ministers
It has been fifteen years since Hesse
left the German army and settled in
the United States. William expressed
great sorrow at his departure and IA
vored him in many ways in order TO
keep his favored guard with him Re
gularly twice a year, and at times
more frequently, he writes to Hesse-
Hesse received the invitation to attend
the wedding celebration early in the
fall, and Immediately after his ac-
ceptance transportation was sent him
for frst-class accommodations, both
going and coming
Hessse is now prosperous farmer
living on the outskirts Of Wichita Al
ter the wedding celebration in Ger
many he viii spend the balance Of
his six months visiting the scenes Of
his birth and childhood
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-26
RICH - CROESUs.

"As rich as CrOesus,'' once typify-
ing the extreme OF wealth, has been
rendered obsolete by reason OF the
fact that there are scores OF Amerl-
cans Of the present day who could Duy
and sell Croesus several times over
saws a writer in Success 1t IS ad-
r7fttea that we are the richest people
in the world tOday-the richest peo-
ME the world has ever seen Ihe
zraunted wealth Of Croesus is esdmat-
ed at only SS,OOO.OOO, but there are
seventy American estates that aver
age S35.OOO, 900 each As showing the
rsDfd growth Of individual fortunes IN
tF,Is country there is interest IN a list
- ricr men printed in 1855, accord
ing TO which New York city az that
time boasted only twenty-elgnI mn
Ifonaires- And a pamphlet puOlisneo
some years earlier says that IN 1919
Philadelphia could show only ten IS
tates valued at a million or more the
-5~1,szf F,eiDs that Of stephen Girard,
which reached 100000 In cohtLe-St coh.-,t
tc, which In 1892 there were over zOO
mfllionaires IN Philadelphia.
As TO New York city, the number
NJ its ufllfonaires, according TO the
best information, IS over z,VOO' WINE
the number OF nnilliOnaires In the
United States is at least 5000, or nan
the total number in the world There
is one family alone, at the head OF
which stands the richest and most
powerful man in the world, John d.
ROcksEe22le leF.-and the wealth OF this
family is estimated at a thousand mil
lion dollars, q sum to huge that the
human mind quite fails to grasp II
q. sum SO huge that If at the birth o.
Christ Mr.. Rockefeller had begun
making a dollar minute and had lei
al these dollars accumulate day and
night for all these centuries ne WOuIO
not vet, in 1906, have amsSsed
thousand million dollars And II Mr.
Rockefeller should today turn this
wealth into gold coin and take It cut
OF the country, say into Canada ne
would CARR across the border three
times as much gold as would then re
main in the United States Nor -yyoulc
he carry il himself for the weight o.
IL would be 1,T5O tons. And If he load
ed it on the backs OF porters, eacf
man bearing his own weight in solic
gold (say $50 pounds), it would re
ouIre zS, ,Oo0 men 70 move IT. And i
they walked ten feet apart the iin'
OF them would reach fOrty-four mile
and would occupy fifteen hours
passing a given point None Of Whtcl
takes any account Of the dal4y inter
est on this fortune, which interest z
PAID IN gold, would weigh 1,se
bounds. Such are the riches Of a siesi
family.
rfons trains of thought WI 2
sre soreEoinE. depend
cc1I1L @
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-26

possession Of this great wealth alone
there IS no serious menace to Ameri-
can institutions But In the fact that
its possession c0nfers great power
upon its pOssessOrs and in the temp
tation which the possession OF power
brings to human nature to exercise
IT for selfish purposes lies the serious
menace to national HeIl-being. Selfish
ness is still an Omnipresent fact in
greater or less degree in all human
beings. and in the enormous power
which great wealth cOnfers for graft
tying selfish desires regardless OF the
interests Of others is the source Of real
danger.-Denver Times
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-26
A Modern Miracle.

Truly miraculous seemed the re-
covery Of Mrs 8IOllie 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 condnu-
ed until she finally completely recOv-
cred. and is a healthy woman today
Guaranteed cure for coughs and colds.
soc and 81 at 7. A SteYensOn's, drug
gist. Trial bottle free
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-26
- &C e Cured

BY local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portions OF the
ear There Is only one way 70 cure
deafness and that IS BY constitutional
remedies Deafness is caused by an
fnhamed condition OF the mucous lin
ing OF the Eustachian tube When
this tube IS in7amed yOu have q rumb-
ling sound or imperfect hearing and
when il IS entirely closed deafness IS
the result. and unless the intiarInlas-
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored TO its normal condition hear
Ing VIII be destroyed forever nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrhs
which s. nothing but an lntianed con-
dfti0n OF the mucous saEtaces.
We WI give One tEundred Dollars
for any case cf Deafness caused BY
catarrh that cannot De e1red b.
EaIl's latarrh Cure Send FOR circu-
CET 8 Co, Toledcs @.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-26
.sTots Win a Liquor suit

Under this heading the Chicago
Record-Herald OF a recent date pub
Hshed in detail a remarkable verdict
rendered in Judge Tuthilis court
against several saIOOnkeepers charg-
ed with having made a father and
wage Garner into a drunkard. The
facts, briefly stated, are these: The
children Of John Hediuud came under
the purvfeyy OF the juvenile court
about three years ago because Of a
drunken father and a mother unable
to support children too young 70 help
themselves A Christian attorney-at-
law, Mr. Carl H Ross, decided to in
woke on behalf Of the children a stat
ute enacted in 1874. The act provides
that any. person whose means Of sup
port is injured in consequence Of the
intoxication Of any person shall have
action for damages against the one
selling or giving the liquors
When the case in question was
brought before the court, the jury
consisting OF wage earners, more than
half Of whom were apparently Of for
efgn descent, promptly returned YER
dict OF guilty" the damages being
fixed at 81, 800. We heartily congrat-
uIate Judge and jury upon this right
eous- verdict Besides calling atten-
ton to the nefarious work Of the sa-
loon in Transforming wage earners IN
to drunkards and robbing families OF
their natural protectors. this decision
touches the drunkard-maker at what
is apparently his one vulnerable point
the pocket-book- We hope with the
Record-HeraId that the verdict es-
tablishes a precedent which VIII re-
suit IN the institution Of many SINH
lar cases.=Unfon signal
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-26

The chances for living a ful cen
tury are excellent IN the case Of E1rs-
Jennie Duncan Of HsynesVilles h1e-,
now 20 wears old. She writes .sEslec-
trfc Rftters cured nae Of chronic dys-
DeDsfa of 20 years standing, and made
me feel as Teil and strong as . y3urz
Eirl E5ecEric Bftters cure stomach
1-,l7 1s-rer afrs,-.s -rz blood disorders.
Ezuer 6ebftF aDd fe1
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-26

In Waterloo Ia, reform forces are
putting shoulder to shoulder 70 down
the saloon. The local union is NOV
ing against drug stores that hold Ii
Cuor-selIing permits, and the Anti-Sa-
loon league, with other good friends,
are backing up the work. The city
is looking forward 10 the visit Of prom
inent evangelists in the spring
temperance citizens with pleasure, as
getting men converted" Genuinely
means getting them sober and keep
ing them so. The drinking and the
drink. element, if they think anything
about it, fear such work by gOdly men.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-26

W.GT.U. COLUMN
MRS EVA II. MURPHY Editor
MRS. NARY G. KUHLELAN,
Associate Editor.

y Our Motto: I'VE mean 70 be as =
= pleasant as sunshine, but as per =
sistent as fate"
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The Goodland republic., 1906-01-26
- - -

There is a wall going up from the
lips OF the whisky element in Bdinnes-
polls. The burden Of the wall is that
Sunday closing has caused a decrease
OF one-third in the business Of ''hO-
tels'' and restaurants" There is
new organization Of these 'restau-
rant and "hoteT' keepers, and this
infant is begging the Retail 0iQuor)
Dealers association to do something
to help it in its state Of stagnation-
The claim is made that a good deal
of business has been diverted to St
Paul by the "saintliness" OF the Twin
City. Perhaps Sunday closing is con-
tagious. Perhaps St Paul viii go and
do likewise. This epoch Of lids" is
intensely interesting and significant
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-26
Z" . =

Seven jointists were tried in Win
field, COwley county, Kansas, at the
session of the district court just
closed, every one Of whom was con-
victed by a jury. Sentences were i'm
posed Of from 500 fine and sixty days
Imprisonment to $1,1OO fine with nine
months Imprisonment The civic
leagues which are being so enthusi-
asticalIy organized in all parts Of Cow
ley county will do much towards max
ing it an easier matter than it has
been heretofore, to secure juries that
will convict on competent testimony
in violations OF the prOhibitOry law
Just the same IS in any other law
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-26

Another shipment Of mems hats in
the latest blocks, just received at Mil
Iisack's.
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-26
dav is a fresh beginning:

Every day is a fresh beginning;
Every morn is the world made new,
You who are weary OF sorrow and sin
ming,
Here is a beautiful hope for you;
A hope for me and a hope for you
And here is the same thought in
plain prose
when you make a mistake. don't
look back at IL long Take the rea-
son Of the thing into your own mind,
and then look forward Mistakes are
lessons Of wisdom The past cannot
be changed. The future is yet IN your
power
The Goodland republic., 1906-01-26

Il
son Of the thing into your own mind,
and then look forward Mistakes are
lessons Of wisdom The past cannot
be changed The future is yet in your
power"
The news along temperance, and
other reform lines, that one reads is
certainly encouraging. Here are a
few notes culIed from various sources
this week:
Down in Tennessee the campaign
for United States senator is now in
full swing with two leading democrats
in the field, the present incumbent,
Z. w. Carmack. and Ex-Governor
Bob" Taylor And the chief issue is
the record of the contestants on the
question Of which has done the most
for prohibition. In a recent speech
Carmack said: Il am weary Of a
condition Of things where the man
whose business it is must hold his Of
fee by. consent Of the man whose busi-
ness it is to break the laws i am
weary Of the insOlent and dictatOrial
spirit which 50 largely pervades the
saloon business Of this state; its open
alliance with vice, its open contempt
OF law: its assumption that the right
to all whisky in accordance with law
carries with it the right to sell whisky
in violation Of law; that the license to
run saloons carries with il the license
to run gambling house and haunt
its black banner in the very face Of
innocence, purity and public deceney.
They say L viii surely be defeated be-
cause the saloons of the state are sol
idly against me. I only wish to re-
mark that if they defeat me for the
senate 1t shall be my next ambition to
be handed down TO history as the last
man who was ever defeated for Office
by the saloon power Of Tennessee"
Carmack used TO be a drinking man
and as editor Of the Nashville Banner
was one Of the most powerful Oppon-
ents OF prohibition with which the en-
emies OF the saloon had to contend.
But of recent years he has thrown his
lot with the prOhibitiOnists and cut
out drink Mr.. Taylor is endeavOring
! to prove that he is q better enemy OF
the saloon than Mr.. Carmack. A SINH
/ lar situation exists as to the democrat
I ic asDirants for the gOvernOrship-
I There are three of these and they are
I each going up and down the state pub
7 IicIy questioning the temperance rec
I ord Of each Of the others and parading
his own hostility to the saloon
The oasis., 1906-06-16

MINERAL APPLICATION NJ. a United states Land Office Phoenix Arizona, April f9, l906. Notice x hereby given, that the MoHry Mines Company corporation, by Alfred \. D0nau, Attorney n Fact whose pastoflce ad
 dress is Mowrv, Arizona, has made appliea
 fion for patent Co the MoWry No 2, M0wry A0. 2 MOwty No. ], NpWry No. !, A0Wry No |, M0wry Camp Fl Pueblo, Park, MoWry, Park NieW Juniper aud 0ak i8des Survey No 21gV
 in Sections 2} and 24. ID. 23 g. R lG E., (uusur- Yeyedl, in Patagonia Mining District, santa cruz sounty, iefHtgfY oi AlN9ha. described as follows. MGWry No. E Beginning at corner number ], whence 9. d, ai number hEs
 South G degrees 2i minutes West 19l9 feet
 Thence south 2h degrees SO minutes East a00 arees 23 minutes East i590 feet t0 corner num. ber8 Thence North 26 degrees 20 minutes West 6Q0 feet ta corner number f. Thence south IS degrees 23 minutes West lN9 feet f0 N0Wry N0. Q Beginning at corner unmbGf
 whence |. $ NJ. M. uumber s, bFs. south 13 de- grees 3s minutes West 52s.I feet Thence south % degrees 70 minutes East 6NO feet t0 corner number g. Thence North 3degFees 5i minutes East HOG feet to corner number 5. Thence North 2G degrees ,0 minutes West 60U feet to corner number i. Thence south b3 degrees pl minutes West l493 feet f0 corner mum Der T. the place 0I beginning AioWry No. Beginning af corner number l. whence ' S. V. A number :, hrs. south s2 degrees l2 minutes West 2i85I feet. Thence south 26 degree, 3g minutes East iSV feet to corner number ?. Thence North ls de- grees g minutes East l500 feet t0 corner Haln- Der g. Thence North % degrees 20 minutes West 600 feet to corner numbers. Thence S0uth 78 degrees 23 minutes West 1500 feet to corner number l. the place of beginning Nowry No. 4. Beginning at corner number ], whence C.. $ NJ y number 9, brs. North e degrees 2i min utes West ss5.5 feet Thence South 2d degrees 30 minutes East IZ22 feet to corner number 2
 Thence South q degrees r minutes East 22i.7 feet Co corner number 3. Thence North 63 de grees 53 minutes East l3ls.6 feet to corner num- ber l. Thence North % degrees 20 minutes West 6pO feet to corner number 5. Thence South 63 degrees J minutes West iig6 feet t0 corner number l. the place of beginning
 MOwry No. 1. Beginning at corner number 1, whence '. S. NJ. M. number 2, brs. south s3 degrees S minutes West 526.7 feet. Thence
The oasis., 1906-06-16

.eo,eamooa anlef lhs fevs ef fhs Territory af AfIfUHH
 And Ns hereby certify
 ElHeI fHst the name uf said fnfrofatinH is NAmtfitau Furniture Company
 sffuSr fHsi ihe purposes fer which ii is formed ere to caffy oni Withln ihe United states of A1efica attd within fhe keptbie oi Mexico che hHsiuoss of manufacturing. selling household articles and utensils.
 THIRD. That thc place where its principal business Is fo hc transacted shnll he the Town 0f Noeaips santa Cruz County Territory oi Arizona with branch offices at such places as the Board of Directors may from time to time determine
 FouRrH That the amount Of the capital stock Of this Corporation shall be Twenty-Five Thousaad Dollars tS25,W000), divided into Twenfy-fve Thousand f25.N00) shares Of the par value of One Dollar lSlOo) each. which shall be fully p4id for at the time of issuing certificates therefor, and when go issued shall be non assessable.
 FIFrn That the term for which it is to exist is Twenty five years from and after the date Of the filing of these Articles as required by law
 SIXTH: That the business and affairs of this Corporation shall be conducted by Board of Directors composed af five members, who shall be stockholders and who shall be elected by the stockholders, from among their number, at each regular Annual Meeting.
 SEVENTH; That the first Annual Meeting of stockholders shall be held at the Town oi Nogales Arizona Territory on the first Tues
 
 meetings shall be Aeld at the same place on the first Tuesday of May of each succeeding year thereafter.
 EIGHTH That until the first annual meeting in May, <. D. lg07, the incorporators herein mentioned shall constitute It's Board Of Direc tors, and shall from among their number elect ;. President VicePresident, Secretary and Treasurer, and may also appoint such other agents and employees, as in their judgment the business may require
 NINTH: That the highest amount of indebt edness ar liability, direct CT contingent, ts which this corporation shall at my time sub ieef itself, shall he Ten Thousand Dollars (sl0.000O0)
 TENTH. That the Directors shall have power to i T vacancies occurring in the Board, and to make bylaws which shall be in force until the first annual meeting 0f Stockholders held after their passage and shall continue m force unless repealed at such annual meeting ul { stockholders
 ELgvENrH That the private property of lts stockholders shall De exempt from all corporate debts.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto set our hands and seals this i9tn day of May A ID IsHN
The oasis., 1906-06-16
The Gun Exploded.

Mrs. |. J. F. leager met with a very painful accident late Satur- day afternoon while out hunting in the vicinity of the Mission The gun which she vas shooting ex- pIoded and the first joint oi the middle finger on her left hand was shot off. Mir. Ieager is an expert shot and she had killed six birds on the wing. And as she was talk ing the seventh shot the gun ex- ploded and hole was torn in the barrel Of the gun where Mrs. leager was holding 1t with her left hand.
 -Citizen.
The oasis., 1906-06-16
IMPORTANT DECISION.
Transfers of Stock Hold Though Not
 Listed in Transfer Book.
Arizona Gazette, June iith. i96l

Arizona Gazette, June nth. leoe)
 Judge Rents decision Saturday in the case of Herman Naehr oi Germany against F. c. Smith and others, when he overruled the de- murrer to the complaint, was ot far reaching effect, being one of the most important decisions rendered here in many day.
 The case will without doubt % to the supreme court as the point decided has never been passed upon in the supreme court of Arizona.
 This is case wherein Naehr brought suit to prevent the transfer of stock in the company which had been acquired by Smith through foreclosure sale instituted against one Elijah Coffin. Coffin owned the stock involved in the litigation but transferred 1t to Naehr. There was no record of the transfer on the books of the company and the demurrer set forth that 1t was therefore subject to the proceedings had in the district court Judge J. NJ. Jamison appeared for Mir. Naehr and argued against the de- murrer and won his point.
 Judge Kent, in his decision, holds that the statute is intercor- porate and not for the benefit of the public generally. Therefore q bona fide holder of stock for value is protected as against an attach ing creditor.
 Judge Jamison argued that to sustain the demurrer would be against public policy as this terri tory is one wherein the incorpor- alton of companies is encouraged extensively and outside companies, according to the provision of the statute, as interpreted ny Judge Janison, are given this protection that stock might be transferred without the matter being recorded immediately upon the books of the company. However, the buy ing stockholder cannot collect dividends unless the stock is listed in his name on the books of the company.
The oasis., 1906-06-16
sonora Time

Sonora Time
 Dintug Stations.
 Pullman Sleepers are attached to these trains.
 Trains makes connection at Torres with Torres X Prietas Railroad, leaving Ut 500 a. n. aud D. m daily for Colorado, and Minas priefas.
 Close connection is made at Guaymns with Pacific Coast Steamship Uoanpanvss steamer Curacao sailing the ITth of each month for Altata Aiazatian. Cape St. Lucas MngdAlena Bay and Enseuada; as well as with 0f the '. ~, Martinez Steamship Line and others lines calling at tbis port.
 For particulars address. J, X. NAUGLF
 GeH'l Pass. Ag't. GuAymas, sonora, Mex.
The oasis., 1906-06-16
Torres & PrietaS R'y.
TIME CARD NO. 2l In effect October 22. Io05

TrAin No leaves Torres s:30 4. m; pasSea PaFedones ss52; arrives al MiDAs frietas 9st5 a. m.
 Train No. leaves Minas prieias 4.30 D. m Paretinnes 45g; arrives Torres b.l5 D. m.
 ALr.TRATNS CONNECT ATT TORRES ON SONORA RAILWAY. MORALES. TO GUAY- MAS AND VICE VERSA
 Wells, Fargo co z Express and Telegraph In operation between Miras Prietas and all parts uf the World.
 shortest and best route to Yaqu River BarrAnca and san Mmrcial eoa be ds SoyOpa ahuaFipa. Ure4. La Bu a. La Durta, Yaqui SmeltiEg X Refining and Ynqui Copper com pauies.
 Freight can be consigned to x. II Seymour 10 be forwarded ny tenn from Minas rietas to the above named places.
 Alt gO9ds consigned to railway. are received. forwarded and wAreh0used free Of commission and storage charges.
 At Minus Prietas depat hacks always ready tl make trips to any of the above named points Tt reasonable rates.
 N H SEYMOUR Pres Prop.
The oasis., 1906-06-16
TERRITORY 0F ARIZDNA.

AWN MI WF- ~A-NI NNLL1
 l, Phil Herold County Recorder in and for the County and Territory aforesaid, dp hereby certify that have compared the foregoing copy witb the original articles Of incorporation ot the AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY < filed and recorded in my office on the Fist day of May 1906, iii Book of Miscellaneous Records at pAgeet seq and that the same IN full, true and correct copy of such original and of the whcIe thereof.
 Witness my hand and seal ot office this 2lst day 0f May X D i49B. PHIL HERULD. (sEALl County Recorder. May 26 June 90,