The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-07-28

Smoke Cuban Leaf and Royal Boquette,
the best 5-cent cigars in the city at Stedry
Il POff's.
Mrs. f. NJ. Sands of Colorado Springs, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Bray, in Goodland
this wee k.
William Ennis returned from the worlds
fair Sunday, where he has been for the last
six weeks.
The Sherman county normal institute
convenes in the Goodland high school build
ing Monday.
Gus Strand returned from the cast Tues
day, where he has been sOjoUrning for the
last month.
The rains are reported general from Colo
RADIO Springs to Phillipsburg. Big rain east
of Jennings.
George and Fred Webb left on Wednes-
day for Omaha, Neb., where they will work
at their trade.
F. V. King rallied off his bicycle Satur-
day in jim Henry's billiard hall. Theodore
KOontZ drew it.
The trees in the city park have been trim
med up in good shape and thoroughly
cleared of weeds.
Messrs. Manar and Goodrich of Sher man
county, were at st. Francis Monday to hear
General Weaver.
Now is your chance to buy clothing, shoes,
etc, at bankrupt prices ut Wittelshofer's
dissolution sale.
house. 1t is Queen Ann Cottage and is an
elegant residence.
Screen doors, screen doors, the best and
cheapest in the market for sale by Chicago
Lumber company.
We carry Glidden wire and white oak
posts and our prices are right. Chicago
Lumber Company.
j. d. Elliott, traye lingman for the Kan
sas City Pump company, of Kansas City,
Mo-, was here yesterday.
Do not fail to see the Chicago Lumber
Company before buying bill of lumber.
they will save you money.
Five-eights of an inch of rain fell in Good
Tuesday night, and at other points in the
county the fall was greater.
G. NJ. NIillisact has started his delivery
wagon agOing. The delivery will call at your
door now and take orders.
Joe Shaw is permanently laid up with
spinal trouble resultant from la grippe,
He has been laid up since last April.
The financial Statement of B. +. Brown,
county treasurer of Sherman county, ap-
pears in this issue of The REPUBLIC,
The recent rain, on Wednesday, was quite
general over the county. 1t will make a
corn crop In the greater part of the county.
Miss Cora Gill, compositor in the News
office, left Sunday for a visit to the worlds
fair. Mr.. Robinson of Oakley, is at work in
her place.
Engineer Frank Rabideaux is building a
residence in the park row. Joseph Gerden
is the contractor. The building will be a
2-storY one.
The Farmers and Merchants bank have
on hand in cash and sight exchange 800 per
cent of their deposits, thus rer derin g it alb
solutely safe.
The Rock Island shopmen have been cut
in hours again. They now work only five
hours on Saturdays. Two blacksmi tbs have
been laid off.
w. r. 1Ior on left on No. for Chicago
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Agnew, division
superintendent of Colorado Springs, ae-
c0mpanied him.
The Farmers and Merchants bank has
the largest cash reserve in proportion to its
deposits of any bank in town, over 500 per
cent cash reserve.
The Farmers and Merchants bank will
not loan or invest q dollar of deposits until
the panic subsidies, thus making its deposit
tors absolutely secure.
Mr.. Jewell is not only chief rainmaker of
the Rock Island, but is also its chief train
dispatcher at Goodland. He is so years
old.-AtchiSon Champion.
Three prairie schooners passed through
Goodland on Wednesday a. m. They were
from eastern Colorado and were on their
way to Patawatomie county Kansas.
The Rock Island has fitted up two cars
and G. b. Jewell is at PhillipSBurg and
Harry Hutchinson is at Clifton. This shows
the faith in the rainmaking business.
Brooks Irione SAYS as soon as the ground
dries up he viii have bicycle race against
five other feliahs. We don't know whether
they are late Egyptian arrivals or not.