The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31
NUMBER 1
KANSAS MATTERS.


Nineteen cars of cattle were shi1s
ped from Burns in two days recap
Starch baths keep the Topeka
from ing down in hot w toaa
The present season in
quite moist as compared AsnsaS
summers of 1860 and 49, with Sno
When a man is dra =
Kansas he gets a %ng b salary in
s drawing wages I NEcatfon; when he
stockton hogs Asgsts lay OF.
his winter. an Saa be fed ON wheat
winter on bu 4tbreachers will have to
With bav Sk&heat and cornbread
county, G. At $40 a ton in Phillips
tall bIc' Aiftry editors will have to
Ase <'6h mince pie and terrapih.
Rem, Ieefiteen ounce summer apple in
N. , eeonnty comes pretty nearly
Asicg up for the slump in the corn
sop
4 "A iLeavenWeEth bride of a week
sent some Iaacaroni back to the gro
GERS because all the stems were
empty.
The nan who visits in Kansas and
can't get fried chicken and white
sop" four days in the week isn't
'+auch.'
The thirty-frst anniversary of the
'Quantrell raid passed over Lawrence
without any oratory. This is indeed
a dry year.
The most popular girls at Hutchin-
son hammock parties are those who
like to take the lines" driving home
from picnics.
The determination of the Oldsburg
| baud, TO practice every evening has
increased the popularity of country
| drives tenfold.
Since an Emporia srocer's sealing
wax melted in front of his store some
of the housewives are talking about
trying sun preserves.
lola has cham" mandatory run by
electricity. The quality of the ham
is probably determined by the num-
her of ohms resistance.
Kafir corn, castor beans and alfalfa
| are the crops that are lever faithful
in Kansas whether the winds come
and the rains fall or not
During the very dry dusty weathe|
| the firemen of Florence sprinkled
streets daily in front of the resiS Sne
of people who were sick. -eneea
Roof parties with water
| refreshments are populav neIons foe
| They are inexpensive IN Atchisons:
are believed to be f9 informal and
The Kansas div ''1ening
| of American WI sion of the League
part of the f. teeimen will expend q
1h.- Iod roads literature
A4cbisc are some good men even IN
| xapvp N. A music teacher in chat
! TIP gave up a money order rather
N sign his name as professor
J About 1000 barrels of petroleum
per day is being pumped from The
/ southern Kansas oil fields into 4
4O'OoO barrel storage tank in Neodesha.
Wanted-Agents everywhere to sell
teas and Cotfees. Address for partic-
uIars, Western Pea Co., 14S South
tenth Street, Lfrcoln, Neb.
| There is a mad dog scare in Kinr.
man county Often in Western Kan
sas dog is mad ten days before he
comes across any water and finds It
A Wichita school teacher got So
t!reG OF the dry weather that he de-
cided to drown himself The Kansea
people are always running to ex-
tremes.
A HiawatAa man is s16'ahead. of a
gold brick scheme. He kept the fake
borlngs Of real gold and scared the
ounco men out of town Greater cali
hath no man than this.
Mr., Ward Stryker, who lives in I'll
Dorado, should cultivate the habits OF
little Earle Rizer of that town and
Mr.. Wood Sawyer of Topeka To h
successful kansas City Star.
Four cents shock and board il
what the Kansas boys are getting for
cutting corn this year A right likely
boy can get around about thirty
shocks day-and that isn't bad.
Kansas has growing society of the
sons OF the American Revolution and
II Is proposed to organize several Of
the other patriotic societies which are
hourlshing in the Eastern states.
Tomatoes bring only fifteen cents a
peck In the Kansas market this year
and there viii be no earthly excuse
Tor the woman who doesn't have cat
sup Tor her eorned beef this winter
Now that the people of Kansas have
learned that the stuffed animals pro-
lessor OF the state university is on an
iceberg their fears that he would not
keep through the summer are alIayed.
The Western Normal College, Lin
coin, Nebraska, has had wonderfully
prosperous year. The next term COM
mences Tuesday, Sept. 4, and already
promises to be very largely attended.
The cause of the great prosperity of
this school is it is one of the best n the
country and its rates are in accordance
with the times. This is the year togo
to school, and there is no better place
than the Western Normal College.
Circulars! free. Address VIM. NJ Croau.
President, Lincoln, Eeb.
BY the final report of the mortgage
census it is shown that the average
interest charge to every mortgage On
farms in Kansas In 1889 was S74 The
average number Of acres to every
mortgage was 13f. The average in.
terest charge to every acre mortTaged
was ffty-six cents per snnun1 IN Kan
sas.
The lola boys who spend a week
out IN Arkansas may braQ
all they please about roughing it. but
people down home notice that the
young cubs" rack out for home three
times a day during apple pie season
Labor day will be celebrated by the
working men of Topeka IN Garfield
park on September ;. Mayor Harrison
viii deliver the address Of welcome
Then viii follow speaking by repre-
sentatiyes Of the various parties
General J. C. Caldwell viii represent
the Republicans, Governor Pickering
the Prohfbitionists, Judge Frank Dos
ter the Populists, and Laura H. Johns
the Kansas Equal Suffrage asSocia-