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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02
Go to George Hess for Hardware.

Go to George Hess for Hardware.
Go to Douglas and have your eyes fitted.
George Hess keeps the farmers hardware
store.
Get your abstracts of title of Hostetter g.
Halter.
For life insurance call on Thomas P.
Leonard.
Dawson Bros. & Co. have the latest styles
in soft hats.
Go to the furniture store for wall paper
and carpets.
See those elegant lace pattern hats at Mr.
MassengilPs.
Special sales on trimmed hats at Mrs.
Massengill's.
Low prices and good goods at the farmers
hardware store.
Miss Bertha Stone has returned to finish
learning millinery of Mrs. Massengill.
Our clear Havanna's cannot be eXcelled.
Stedrv 81 Poff.
Our clear Havanna's cannot be eXcelled
Stedry & Poff.
Our clear Havannq's cannot be eXcelled
A fresh cow for sale. Enquire at Rey-
| nold's art gallery.
All the novelties in ladies footwear at
Dawson Bros. Il Co.
Money to loan from one day to five years
by Hostetter Il Halter.
Everything in the hardware line at
| George Hess hardware.
Smoke Cuban Leaf the best cent cigar in
the city at Stedry e. Poff's.
We insure against tornadoes and cyclones.
HOSTETTER g. HALLER.
doors. We have what you want
CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY.
Wittelshofer has just got in new line OF
summer underwear and clothing
Somke Cuban Leaf, the best cent cigar III
oserv ko1r e DOff1
Mems and boys hats in latest styles, shapes
! and coloTs at MilliSacks.
Go to the Chicago Lumber yard for Nc
Ferran coal. $500 per ton.
Smoke Cuban Leaf, the best cent cigUr IN
the city at Stedry & Poff's.
| We have been in the abstract business
eight years. HOSTETTER & HALLER.
Hundred of new nobby straw hats are
now shown at Wittelshofer's.
Team of heavy mares for sale cheap.
| HOSTETTER & HALLER.
Genuine BlOssburg smithing coal for sale
Big the Chicago Lumber company.
All kinds of legal blanks filled out neat
and correct. HOSTETTER 81 HALLER.
If your property is not insured go to Hos
letter & Haller's office and have 1t insured.
Screen doors, screen doors, the best and
Lumber company.
heir list. If you have any for sale list t
| with them at once.
I will give you bargain in millinery, as l
wish to dispose of nv entire summer Stock
by July l. Mrs. Hodgkinson.
We are agents for the best building and
| loan association doing business. Call ana
have plan explained.
HosTETTEK & HALLER.
Do not fail to see the Chicago Lumber
Company before buying bill of Lumber.
| they will save you money.
Insurance in a good company is cheaper
than in poor one in use of loss, orr COM
panies are all old and tested.
HOsTETTER & HALLER.
Everything atW1ttelshofers clothing house
! is first-class. They sell the SELF shoe, STEMS
clothing and worlds fair trunks. 90 and
see them.
WitteIshofer will sell clothing, shoes and
underwear as low as any firm in Kansas,
| quality and workmanship considered.
We carry Glidden wire and white oak
posts and our prices are right.
CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02

ing. II. l.. OOuOdA1O l4AO oOO0
las jewellery store building and
half of the real estate Office he is
now occupying. The property in
the post office block was offered
but we did not hear of its sale.
The board of county commiss-
toner's will meet as a board of
equalization on the first Monday
in June, at the office of the coun-
ty clerk. All persons feeling
themselves aggrieyed by reason
of the assessment or valuation of
property as retired by the assess
or, can appear before said board
of equalization and have a hear
ing upon such grievance at that
time. E. ]. SCOTT, County Clerk.
A. K. Wilson, state lecturer
A. F. and A. M, of Topeka,
Kan, is here on business. While
here the Masonic lodge has en-
gagged him for a week of instruct
ion in lodge work. Mr.. Wilson
is considered as the Masonic
phonograph of Kansas.
H. S. Percival and wife are
the happy parents Of bran new
baby, born last week. We are a
little late on this but the father
was SO happy he forgot to tell us.
Charles Vail and wife of Thorn
as county, were in the city We'd
nesday. He is here in attendance
at the meetings being held at the
Methodist church.
The Goodland race horse, Ben
Harrison, started in a race Thurs
day at Denver. How he finished
is not known at the time of 60
ing to press.
Mrs. H. E. DonCar1os and
children returned Thursday from
Fl. Collins and Denver where
they have been visiting for about
three weeks.
The Ruleton base ball club and
a pick up nine here played three
ennings Tuesday afternoon which
resulted in a score of 10 to 10.
Quite number of Goodland-
ties will leave for Chicago Satur-
day night. The worlds fair will
be taken in from gate to gate.
H. E. DonCarlos has bought
the building and lot where Doug
las jewellery store is of w. F.
Fedderman for ST., $50.
Mrs. William Walker and little
daughter left on the flyer Thurs
day for Iowa, to attend the wed
ding of her sister.
The little shower of Tuesday
night loosened up the ground and
refreshed up the lawns and trees
about town.
A broken journal on the east
bound freight caused the derail-
ing of few cars near Burlington
Sunday night.
Twenty-six people came VI
from Colby Wednesday to attenc
the services now being held il
this city.
The Interstate Rain company
are endeavoring to have paten
issued on their rain machine.
| There was a dance at C. E
Porter's southwest of town or
Tuesday evening.
H. E. DonCarlos has purchased
the northeast of 1878 of Theo
dore Kunz.
A. A. Adams has sold out hi.
interest in the town herd to JOIN
Price.
DR.. NJ. A. Rush has gone tt
Chicago to take in the world
fair.
Mrs. Brooks Irione left Sunda.
afternoon for a visit in,the east
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02

The city council is putting down
another we'll.
Business is booming in the
city of Goodland.
DIR. H. P. Candy is plastering
his new residence.
Mornings brick kiln is turning
out a crop of brick.
Arthur Bower was over from
Kanorado this week.
Pat McCluskey of ST. Francis,
was in Goodland Sunday.
The Farmers and Merchants
bank has been neatly painted.
G. L. Calvert and E. F. Ten
nant were at Denver Sunday.
Conductor A. E. King has
IN owed his family into the Town
Company's brick.
Bert Keith and w. B. Nc
Clellan are back from their trip
to the worlds fair.
Fred Coffin has been in Good
land several days this week visit
ing his brother Jerry.
Mrs. Williams finished her vi
sit in Edison and returned to
Denver last week Tuesday.
C. L. Johnson has returned
from Cripple Greek, Colo. He
reports that town booming.
Aaron Wittelshofer has bought
four lots in the west part of town.
He will put up a residence soon.
The Rock Island railroad will
soon send a rain making car tc
Mead county, Kansas, to operate
for rain.
Ben Harrison was shipped tc
Denver Saturday night. He vii
show Denver people what a race
horse is.
DR.. w. B. Swisher was here
this week. He expects to prove
up on his timber claim and ther
return to Lincoln.
lanes Sageser of Holt county
Ne bras k a, brother-in-law o
Thomas Butts, is a new arriva
in Sherman county.
G. w. Bear buys fat cattle a
all times of the week. N. w
Hall is agent in his absence
The highest cash price paid.
Rev. Bishop will preach in tn,
school six miles south of towI
next Sunday at II a. m. Sun
day school at 10 a. m. All ar
invited.
WI. White took in ST. Fran
els Sunday. He reports the win
ter wheat which was under irri
CATION last fall on the average Il
inches high.
William and John Cunningham
boiler makers of St. Joe, Mo.
nephews of C. H. O'Brien an,
wife, have been visiting in Good
land for week.
A bicyclist by the name of R
B. Newcomb. of the Social Out
ing club of Cleveland, Ohio, pas
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02
The Markets.
GRAIN MARKET.
NOTICE
First published June o J

Notice is hereby given that at the next regular
meeting of the board OF county commissioners
of Sherman county, N the state OF Kansas. The
Kansas Town and Land company will present to
said board of county commissioners its petition
praying said board to vacate part OF the town
sites of Kan0rado and Ruleton, in said county OF
Sherman, together with all the streets. avenues
and alleys and lots and blOcKs in part OF said
town sites, and described a. follows Do-wit- All
the Dart of Center street lying Westo tn. west
line of Beach street, and all that part OF W. St
ern avenue lying east OF The west section line Of
the northwest quarter of section %. township 8,
range ~ west, and all that part Of Front street
lying sou of the north section line OF the
northwest quarter OF said section -: ana "esI OF
the east Hue OF Beach. street, and all Of OAK
street lying north Of the south line OF center
street in said town of Kanorado; aiss OF block s.,
and y lets IS d 3 81 e. Is r. Is b.
81 and 81 said block: all of block and lots l.
81 9 TO- H. H. b 49, b u 81 - TO- II 10 :, u y;
said block; and all the alleys running through
aud being contained ia said blocks aud z, in
Kansas. Also ali that part Of Railroad street,
Main street, First street and Second street that
lies east Of Sheridan avenue, aud all OF Morton
RuletOu also all Of block l. aud lots !, 2, 3. + $.
g q Is b n, IS e. 60 81 and 80 in said block
ali of bio K and lots 1, g. f. 5, 6, q 8 9, TO- II,
r. b. A. IS, 16 IL. Is. 10, 20, q, u ., "a, q, Do
n. o. %, 30, 81, aud %, in said biock; an of
ROe e y r. and M lots 3 3 g. + & ae e. r.
%, So 81 and 81, in said block; all OF block "A.
and lots 1 O. TO- i. L -. a. % 10
81 and 81 in said block all of block 10. and lote
:. 8, 9, 10. II. H. Is, II, 15s 16. ~, Is
L. 20 q, y. q, a. 25 and IS in said block; al OF
1 block 16a and lots l. 2 3. 4 g. rs, 8 10, IL, II
IS Il, Is. I6, II, Is 10 20 p, ~ o. q . and Is:
In said block; and all alleys runniEg through and
being contained il said blocks j. 2 b. Is, 10 and
1 16, IN said town site Of Ruleton, Sherma z
county Kansas Dated this 18th day Of Nay
Presidents Of the Kansas Town and Land Com
p&aY.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02

See our line of carpet samples before you
buy your spring carpet.-Dawson Bros co
We are agents for the Caledonian, Con-
tinental, German American, National, Mia
CARA, Phoenix and Providence Washington
Insura nee companies, total assets 81, I6l ,SoS.
HosTETTER & HALLER.
Do not buy property without obtaining an
abstract of title, as there are many flaws in
the title to land and lots in this county,
which will be hard to get Strengthened in a
few wears. Hostetter & Halter can find the
flaws for you.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02
NOTICE-TIMBER CULTURE NO. 1902.
First published June 81
United States land Office, I
ObePliu- Kan A ay L.. 1893.

United States land Office,
ObeFlin. Kan, \ ay H., 1893.
Complaint having been entered at this offlce
by Fred Kennedy against Hiram Perkey for
failure to comply with law as to timber cul ture
entry No. 76z7 dated March 2S. 1880, upon the
southwest quarter sec ion IL, township south,
range AZ west, in Sherman county, Kansas. with
q view to the cane llation Of said entrys con-
testant alleging that said Hiram Percy has
wholly failed at any time since date OF entry 10
pillow plant or cultivate any part Of said land to
trees, tree seeds, nuts or cuttings. That there
has been no work 81 any kind done on said tract
at any time during the third year up TO the pres
ent dtae and each and every raiiure exists at
this date, April %. 1888. the said parties are
hereby summoned 10 appear at this 0fice on the
18th day of July, 1888. at ~ o'c ock to les
pond and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged failure. The testimony in this case will be
taken before 81. ID. CuthbertsOn, q notary pub
Ac in his office at Goodland, Kan, July 1. 1898,
at 10 O'Clock a. m CYRUS ANDERSON,
@. L. CALVfsRT, Register.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02

The programme rendered by the
pupils of the public school last
Thursday evening was decided
success. The fore part of the
evening was taken up by songs
and Rotations, after which came
the "Shepherds Crook Drill
given by the young ladies of the
school. They were dressed in
coIors, each supporting shep-
hard's crook, commanded by Miss
Cora Prior, and was the "star"
act of the evening. The sun
flower chorus closed the drama,
after which refreshments were
served. The Opera House was
crowded. The receipts amounted
to about $50 which will go toward
purchasing a library for the city
school
A. B. Montgomery of Good
land, one of the proprietors of the
Interstate Artificial Rain COM
pany, says: 1--WE have had great
success this year. Our soil is as
green as it is east. The soil is
wet down eight or ten inches
deep, while the wheat in the
counties around us is burnt up.
In all our trials we have good sue
cess, and we shall demonstrate
to the people of this state that
there is something in our method.
We shall have a great crop IN
Sherman county this year, and it
will be due to our work-Atchi-
son Champion.
The race meeting that was to
have been held Saturday last has
been put off until July 4. Good
land will celebrate the anniveT-
sary of the declaration of indie
pendence as she never did before.
There has been no regular cele-
bration here for a couple of years
and Goodland should turn Itself
| loose this year and show the
people what a city of her size car
do in that line.
w. F. Fedderman was in Good
land several days this week. He
! disposed of some of his city prop
erty. C. H Lee bought the 10
and building he is now occupy
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02
CITY ECHOES.
OF HAPPENINGS ABOUT THE CITY
AND COUNTY.
Personal and CITY Notes, Arrivals and
Departures, sOcaal Events. County
Communications, Etc Reflections
of seven Days History.

backward. turn backward, O. Time in thy fight
And give us some heat for day and night.
Give us mosquitoes and give us hies,
Give as warm weather before everyone dies.
To wear our new buster and last years linen pant
Cite us a chance, Time, oh, give us chance!
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02
NO MORE BREAD PANIC!

n. H. Auer says the panic is over
as he has sacured a first class
baker from Omaha.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02

CLOSING OUT SALE
begins June 3 at Wittelshofers,
of clothing and straw hats.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02
THE oRRATEsT cur

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in first class clothing ever in
Goodland will be inaugurated at
Wittelshofer's on Saturday, June
3rd.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02
CIOTHINO

will be slaughtered at Wittelshof-
ers during his special sales in
LIME
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02

numerous presents for which the
groom in few chosen words
thanked those presenting them.
LIST OF PRESENTS.
Lamp, w. Spots; cake stand,
C. R. Deatheridge and wife; large
picture and frame, Edith Bennett;
carpet and oilcloth, Mrs. Ben
net; water set, William Robinson;
plush table scarf, S. Button; wash
bowl and pitcher, Ben Sports;
bed spread, ]. Austin and wife
pair towels and napkins, R. A.
Kent and wife; water set, !.
Gordon; set of chairs, Father
Bennett; table cloth, Sam Word
en-; fancy work, Fife Case SUIT
ton, Neb.; set silver teaspoons,
Charles Case Sutton, Neb.; table
cloth, Maggie and Ida Strain;
set crystal pie plates, Harris sist-
ers; table cloth and towels, Van
derbilt family; complete set Of
dishes, Mr.. and Mrs. Meeker; lace
curtains, Jake Bennett; napkins,
Grace Meeker; table spead, Min
ME Meeker; silver caster, Miss
Modem; silver teaspoons, L. Ben
net and wife; tea set, Charles
Warner and wife; napkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Hall; fancy basket, Roy
and Harry Mcpherson; lace cur
tains and clock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcpherson; crystal cake stanc
creamer and So, grandpa and
grandma; bible, Mr.. and Mrs.
Meeker; dozen napkins, Jesse
Button; emboidered lamberquin,
Nina Button; box sundries, w
c. Mcpherson; towels and vegi-
table dish, Mr., and Mrs. Rodgers
A GUEST.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02

1 expect to put on an ice dellv-
cry for Goodland about June I.
get your ice box ready.
c. A. BRANNON.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02
KEEPPOSTED

on cut cash prices at Wittelshot'
er's clearing up summer sales.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02
Newt Hall is in Denver.

Newt Hall is in Denver.
Arthur Rhodes is clerking in
Bakers store.
Lew Ginger of Oberlin, was in
Goodland this week.
Turnstyles have been put in
the fence around the Court
House.
R. I. Jones has purchased the
Rice bakery and taken charge OF
the same.
Quite a considerable bit of real
estate changed hands during the
present week.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02
For sale or Rent

OF odIt OF Ntut'
The southwest of 1911. B. F. BROWN,
Owner
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-06-02

Ripans Tabules for torpid liver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
ylNpIoArloN on AnnloAr1oN.

The refusal Of Land Commissioner
MoGaughey TO resign is in the nature Of
n challenge Of the accuracy Of the n.
port Of the Investigating committee, and,
for the protection of all interested par
ties, including first the commissioner,
leaves no alternative but an open trial Of
she charges against his administration.
II he IS innocent he should have the
benefit OF an official verdict 10 that Of
feet II he Is guilty be should not be
permitted 10 administer the affairs OF
the land Office two years longer lie Is
either a much-abused aud much injured
man. or he Is not a proper custodian for
a great public trust.
10 leave the matter whore Il stands
would not help the case Of Commissioner
AlcCiaughey, but would throw cloud Of
suspicion over the entire state admins,
tlntion and the legislature
IT has been the boast Of Texas that
II has been free Of the scandals OF
which most other state governments have
beeu 70 prolific 1t win b, kept free Of
them. 81 there win be reckoning with
the people
I.anl Commissioners McGaushey must
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25

paso to be collector OF the port Of ~ Paso
has been nlei at the treasury department.
at Washington The Herald asks who Is
Mr.. Fitch 81 III Pasof
II the position Of the comptroller IN re-
fuslng 10 register the Laredo bonds Is
well founded Ia law, II will be- necessary
to reduce expenses In order that the city
may keep within It's Income.
The Galveston City Railway company,
by writ Of sequestraton, seized in Tyler
three miles Of street railway. four cars,
nine mules. and one barn, or stable, all
Of which Is the property OF the Tyler Street
Hallway company.
The Corpus christi Caller thinks some.
thing Is up II says; II strikes US that
railroad officials IN special cars have been
I making frequent visits to Corpus VhriSu
Wood McAffllin has just returned to Denl.
son from the julie Gunter ranch, Ave miles
north Of Gainesville Gunter 1t A. claimed
has the largest Poland China hog Ia the
world. It's present weight Is 1870 pounds.
II II three feet fOIr inches high aud seven
feet and two inches IN length Captain
Gurter viii probably take the hog 10 the
Worlds fair.
Charlie Koch. charged with the murder
Of a young man by the name OF Gaines at
Van Alstyne. and who was admitted TO
ball In the sum. Of 5000 by Justice Mckin-
writ Of habeas corpus before District Judge
Brown submitted The same evidence taken
before the examining trial The court re-
set the bond at 5000. which the defendant
readily gave.
A. w Richards Of GAINESVILLE Ohio Is in
Dcnison IN quest OF brothcr.in-law who
disappeared from his home three years ago
IN dementcd condition aud has never
been seen stree. A hermit who styled
himself Lord Herbert. an English noble,
who recently died In the Arbucklc noun
tains II, III Is believed 20 be the missug
man. MIR. Richards has made tour ~
the United States three times on this
same errund.
Persons desiring 20 attend the second
annual conference OF the Epworth League
OF the Methodist Episcopal church, South,
which will convene IN Taylor on April 4.
are offered very cheap rates. Al the rail
rOuds IN the state have consented TO give
oue and one-thitd rates for the round tHp.
Buy y ticket paying fun fare going ana
from that agent get u coupon receipt Take
that to Taylor. ANA with the signature Of
Secretary Morris. buy a tickct back for
one-thlrd fare. Bishop Hendrix OF Mis-.
souri, Will preside at the conference.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
AZ uNsAr1srArrnRy rLAN.

In the matter OF the publication Of
supreme court opinions. the legislature
having repudinted the plan Of publishing
them all, as Is done in Massachusetts,
New York, Ohio, Indiana. Illinois, Penn
sylyania, Michigan and number Of
other states. and adopted that Of publish
Ing only opinions in cases involving
questions not decided before, plan
that is now occasioning great complaint
and is subjected TO severe criticism by
the bar associations of Kentucky, Tenn
essee and North Carolina, great care
should be exercised IN the selection of
such eases as really come within the
pcryicw of the law.
some Of the Northern and Eastern
states have tried the plan now establish
ell by law here, aud they have all, so far
as can be learned. repudiated 81 for sew
eral reasons. In the FIRST place there is
generally but little doubt az TO a pruci-
pie Of law. Ii Is its application TO Il
particular combination Of facts that Is
usually In dispute. Facts are knleido.
SCOPE In their nature and few cases are
'on all fours" with other cases A
principle may have been decided upon
and adopted as the law Of the state
dozen times, aud yet another case might
and probably will arise in which its APP
plication is Of the very greatest inn
portance. IL has also been found that
conrts, when hurried. are apt TO give
crude opinions, or opinions OF which the
judges themselves are doubtful. These,
II the opinion need not be published, are
written OH hand and marked mot for
publication" Az rule, lawyer Is not
going TO appeal case and pay the OK
peuse attached thereto unless he be-
lieyes that his side Is right, aud II the
law Is not already settled so that he I'M
derstands il. there may be other lawyers
nnd litigRnts who would look az II In
the same way. II creates an uncertain
~ as TO just what has been passed upon
by the supreme court and involves the
law IN perpleNity. Such are the reasons
for 80 many states changing back again
after trying the newly adopted Texae
plan. That there are a great many
cases, seemingly yalueless as precedcnts,
and that II Is an apparent hardship on
the judges to write opinions, or the law
yers 10 buy the reports of these cases, is
true, and the experience 10 this state
may be- happier than Il has been else-
where. but II win require rare Judgment
aud discrimination upon the part of the
judges IN selecting the opinions 10 be
published.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-25
PROSECUTORS AT wICHI ~
MATHS
sTonKs AND RnNns

New York, March 24.--There was a
complete change In the complexion OF
affairs on the stock exchange today.
The bears were inclined TO be aggressive
early In the day when a-shaip raid was
made on sugar and q few other special
ties. Sugar fell of to 80 rs; around par
heavy buying orders were placed and
the result was sharp rally. In the
meantime the street became imbued with
the fact that money was working toward
greater ense and gold exports likely TO
be mucL less than anticipated. This
with advices from the West that rail
roads viii soon announce an advance in
passenger and freight rates and that
J. Picrrcpont Morgan viii arrange for
q government loau while abroad started
an active buying movement. Purchases
covered an unusually wide range and
the demand finally became 40 pronounced
the shorts took alarm with a result OF
making strong buoyant speculation Tho
market left Off strong aud on advance.
Railroad bonds very strong
Government bonds steady
States ueglC ctGd