The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-04-21


some men walk-six days go as you please.
The preacher talks of sin and things-of
helps eternal fury. The lawyer hurts his
jaw bone at mad but helpless jury. Thus
each one talks and talks, each of his own
speech the proudest, neglectful Of the pat
ent fact that money talks the loudest.-
Exchange.
The associate press dispatches from To-
peka must surely emanate from the most
unmitigated liar since the days of Ananias.
The latest is about the Goodland rainmakers
and is without the least foundation Of fact.
1t insinuates that the Goodland rainmakers
watch the predictions of the weather pro-
phets and fix their rain dates for about the
same time.
The GoOdIand Rainmaking company is
said to be contracting with farmers in west
ern Kansas counties, at an average of ST.
600 per county. It pays better to be rain
maker than gOvernor.-Leavenwort Times.
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 years. HOstetter & Halter can find the
flaws for you.
H. E. DonCarIos has closed the deal
on his exchange for the Lincoln property.
He has nice residence in Lincoln, Neb.,
which is valued at $4,000.
We are agents for the best building and
loan association doing business. Call and
have plan explained.
HOsTETTEK & HALLER.
| Thursday forenoon was quite blustry for
awhile, some snow falling. This puts hope
in the faint hearted and is token that the
long drought is at last broken.
The wheat prospects in Sherman county
must be all right. A firm in Goodland has
already received carload of binders
Atchison Champion.
Mrs. G. w. Houghton was up from
Notion visiting friends this week. She re-
quested us to send her -REPUBLIC to that
place.
Clarence Skinner has jumped into double
harness and will henceforth trot through
life with Miss Ella Rollins as a side partners
The Burlington and Missouri road il
thinking of extending its Oberlln branch
and will build to Goodland.
George Patton of Colby, is back to Good
land again. He is salesman for the KahI
Shoe and Clothing company.
We carry Glidden wire and white oaI
posts and our prices are right.
CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY.
At Millisack's you can get Meek's cassi
mer pants there are none better. G0oC
styles and elegant fit.
DR.. Thomas, the dentist, will be absen
part of next week at Burlington and Selber
on dental business.
George Debord has given up all hopes o
getting the marshallship and has moved on
on his claim.
The bills allowed by the board of count,
commissioners appear in this issue of TIL
REPUBLIC.
We have been in the abstract bushes
eight years. HOSTETTER 81 HALLER.
The Goodrich nurseries will make de
livery at Goodland, Monday, April "a, 1893
All kinds of legal blanks filed out nea
J and correct. HOsTETTER 81 HALLER.
:. G. L. Calvert is having the building he re
J Gently purchased moved across the street.
Heywood's celebrities are billed to appea
at the Opera House Tuesday evening.
A nice lot of evergreens were set out o.
the Court House square this week.
The Henry billiard hall was removed t
its new quarters Wednesday.
Cal Russell left Thursday noon for Yisi
through the south.
Hon. F. E. Yearick was up from L
: Blanche yesterday.
We insure against tornadoes and cyclones
HOSTETTER & HALLER.
Team of heavy mares for sale cheap.
HOSTETTER & HALLER
Marcus Brown returned to Cripple Cree
Friday.
Its Marshall Bradley now.