The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-09-14


Detroit Tribune.
Headache is the direct result of in
digestion and stomach disorders. Re-
medy these by using De Wits Little
Early Risers and your headache disap-
pears. The favorite little pill every
where-Ennis & Walker.
Goodland has a man with the govt
and four cases of whooping cough.
And yet right at the head of real es-
tate advertisement up there it is blaz-
oned ''the healthieSt country in the
world. Hays City Sentinel.
A gasoline stove exploded in Joe
+, KOlacny's tailor shop Friday, setting
fire to the walls. Prompt action by
| Camille Jupe, who was filling his street
sprinkling tank near by, was the only
thing that prevented a bad blaze.
The REPUBLIC is in receipt of the
premium list and a complementary to
the Finney county fair. Sherman coun-
ty, too, could have had fair had she
commenced irrigating when the county
was first settled just watch us next
| year.
An Atwood man with IS acres in al
falfa has threshed over 600 bushels of
alfalfa seed. The seed is worth at least
IS per bushel which will make the in
come from that field $1,000, besides the
hay. Sherman county will be in line
next summer.
Tully Scott was summoned to Good
land the first of the week by wire,
where he has been retained in a very
important suit pertaining to the en-
forcement of the irrigation law. Mr..
Scott has made special study of this
law and is considered authority
Oberlin Herald.
For instance. Mrs. Charles Rogers of
Bay City, Mich, accidentally spilled
sca1ding water over her little boy. She
promptly applied De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve, giving instant relif. Its a
wonderfully good saIve for burns,
bruises, sores, and a sure cure for piles.
Ennis & Walker.
The Dark Horse says that the Peo-
pies party is fusing with the Demo
Gratis, who they have been fighting for
20 years. Gee whizl is the Peoples
party that old? The Dark Horse is like
the preacher who took the prodigal
son for a text. He became ratified and
said the happy father "killed the calf
that had been fattening for years and
years."
DR.. H. w. Van Doren, for a number
of years highly respected citizen of
Bird City, died from the effect of a
stroke of paralysis Tuesday night, Sept.
highly respected in all parts of the
county, and by his sudden and unex-
pected death, Cheyenne county loses
one of her best citiZens.-St. Francis
Rustler.
To Exchange-An nice residence prop
erty in good town in Illinois, clear of
any incumbrance, we'll insured and
rented to good tenant, cost 81 800, for
clear land with small improvements in
Sherman county, Kansas. Also to ex-
chan ge for equity in good land in Sher
man county, valuable patent for Mis-
souri, and southern Illinois. Address
Per sonal, P. o. box 1898, Lincoln, Neb.
Force of circumstances compelled
Aaron Wittelshofer to close his cloth
ing store and turn over the goods to
been in Goodland for several years. has
always proved a hberal-hearted citizen,
good business man and a popular
man. His many friends join with THE
REPUBLIC in wishing he may soon sur
mount his difficulties and again engage
in business in our city.
am persuaded that the next great
question to be confronted will be that
of corporations and their relations to
the interests of the people, and to ma
tional life. The fear is now entertained
by many of or best men, that the ma
tional and state legislature have evoked
spirit which may escape and defy
their control, and which may WELD a
power greater than the legislatures
themselves.-James A. Garfield.
"For my part,r says Colonel Inger-
soil, II do not ask my interference on
the part of the government, except to
undo the wrong it has done. do not
ask that money be made out of moth
ing. I do not ask for the prosperity
born of paper. But do ask for the re-
monetization of silver. Silver was de-
monetized by fraud 1t was an imposi-
ton upon every solvent man, fraud
upon every honest debtor in the United
States. It assassinated labor. 1t was
done in the interests of avarice, and
should be undone by honest men,"
Tuesday petition was fled in the
district court in the suit of E. A. Woods
VS.. the city of Goodland. in which Mr.
Woods claims that the city owes him
81, 05L50 for work as engineer In run
| ming the city engine and pumps. The
suit is brought under the sseight hour
law which was enacted in 1891, and
the amount claimed is for work done in
excess of eight hours a day. 1t covers
the whole period of Mr.. Woods service
as engineer, from June 10, 1891. to Aug.
%, 1894. Attorney E. S. Knight appears
for the plaintiff.
The future Of Kansas under irriga-
ton is one of the problems to be con-
sidered with cheerfulneSs With an as
sured crop that, as the irrigation sys-
TENS are rapidly extended, viii increase
In proportion with the irrigated area,
the time is coming when all doubts
and fears viii be laid aside. The only
question viii be at what price viii we
be able to dispose Of our crops IN the
fall, irrigation having previously in
sured a yield. The doubt that had pre-
viously gone with the sowing and
planting viii have vanished from the
minds of the people, and that condi-
ton prayed and hoped for viii have
come That this result can be attained
IS well known by the history for %
years past of the Greeley colony OF