The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-08-11

Smoke Cuban Leaf and Royal Boquette,
the best scent cigars in the city at Stedry
IL Poff's.
Buy the biggest bargains ever offered at
the closing out sale of WittelshOfer's cloth
ing stock.
Mrs. E. l.. Wilson of Denver, mother of
Mrs. o. H. Smith, was visiting her the first
of the week.
The old blind man was around Friday and
another crippled man was here Monday So
Letting aid
Ernest Bower is at Colby attending the
store at that place while his brother takes
an eastern trip.
The best clothing, hats, shoes and fur
nishingS at bankrupt prices at WiJtelShOf-
er's closing out sale.
Andy Howard was released from the
county Jail Saturday, having served out his
30 days and paid his fine.
The third story of the Miilisack brick is
going up rapidly and the building will soon
be ready for the plasterers.
Mrs. John F. Murray of Denver, Colo,
stopped IN Gondland Friday on her way
from BirC City to Denver.
r. w. Conrads, an appren'ice in the
Rock Island machine shops, has quit and
gone back to his home at Trenton, Mo.
Sherman county claims to have produced
half the wheat which Secretary MohIer
! credits to the western belt in Kansas-Wi-
chita Eagle.
The Farmers and Merchants bank have
on hand in cash and sight exchange 300 per
cent of their deposits, thus reT dering it alb
sOlutelY safe.
We want land. If you want to buy, sell
or trade, address j. DonCarlos s. Son. 1922
| 0 street, Lincoln, Neb., or II. E. DOnCarlOs
! GOodland, Kan.
The Farmers and Merchants bank has
the largest cash reserve in proportion to its
| deposits of any bank in town, over 800 per
, cent cash reserve.
The Farmers and Merchants bank will
| not loan or invest dollar of depo>i s un il
the panic subsidies. thus making its deposit
tors absolutely secure.
| Professor D. E. Saunders, president of
| the Kansas normal college at Fort Scott,
| delivered 8 lecture TO the normalites at the
court house last night.
! The Sherman County bank, of Goodland,
! has declared dividend of 10 per cent Her
has paid up capital Of $50, O00.-Atchison
Champion.
The Rabideaux residence is a story one,
| the largest one in GOodland. 1t is enclosed
and being shingled. The building is pro-
| jected on liberal plan, and will be q fine
addition to park row.
! The following are the gentleman that
were laid on Saturday from the Rock Island
machine shops: Harry Patton, j. M. Thomp-
| son, T. j. Smith, Robert Lennon, Jasper
Sandy and Charles Scarborough.
! Mr. Meade from eastern Kansas, who owns
j the Freeland property northeast of GOOD.
; land, arrived here Tuesday. He thinks OF
| moving his family here, and would trade a
business property for section of land.
Miss Eima Cary Is now attending the
| normal at GoodIsnd. She recently put
homestead papers on the northwest quarter
| OF q $50, her father having purchased me
REIMBURSEMENT for her OF James Miller.
| If you desire to open bank account give
| the Farmers and Merchants, bank a call. A
general banking business transacted. As
| liberal terms extended to our customers as
IS consistent with sound conservative bank
| ing.
| Ira F. Collins of Kansas City, was in the
city last week. He is ex-cOmmander Of the
@. A. R. and formerly one of the diree' ors
OF the soldiers home at Dodge City, Kan.
de was here buying stock, according to our
informant.
j. j. Warmer has sold his residence to
| n. I. Tharp and has purchased four lots in
the northeast corner of the block north Of
the public school building on which he is
erecting new residence which will be en-
closed this week.
All persons interested in making the
meeting Of the Kenmore Coursing club 8
success, are invited to be present at the
Office Of Fred A. Albee on Saturday even
fn2 OF this week, to consider ways and
means and other ma tiers Of interest.
There was foot and horse race at the
faiT ground race track Saturday Charley
IRWIN and an unknown ran two races. Char
ley winning both. The horse ace was be-
tween Sphinch and horse owned By Mike