The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-06-15

not do any robbing here on account Of
Goodland having a mayor with back
bone and a vigilant marshal.
What makes house a home? The
mother well, the children rosy, the
father in good health and good humor.
All brought about by the use of De
Wits sarsaparilia- I6 recommends
! 1tself=Ennis & Walker.
DR.. Horn, delivered a splendid lee
ture at the opera house Wednesday on
the subject of Sights and Scenes in
Foreign Lands The lecture was in
structive and entertaing and should
have been better attended.
Carnegie proposes to give a gigantic
| telescope to a Pittsburg observatory.
He should also give microscope to
the navy department to assist them in
finding the plugged plates that he rail
roaded onto the government.
De Wits sarsaprilla is prepared for
cleansing the blood from impurities
and disease. 1t does this and more. 1t
builds up and strengthens constitu-
tions impaired by disease. 1t recon-
mends itself Ennis & Walker.
Atchison's bon ton society received
a sudden shock on Tuesday evening
by having a lawn party stopped by
/ police interference. The mayor had
forbidden all public gatherings on ac-
count of the small pox epidemic.
| Mrs. Roy Codding died of African
fever at York, Neb., last Wednesday.
She was the wife of the African mis-
sionary, Roy Codding, who lectured in
GOodland short time ago and who
was holding down claim in the early
days.
Beer is shipped to Goodland by the
| carload. It is no wonder the continued
dry weather made her people thirsty.
! The last load came in glorious rain
storm, consequently was taken across
the border into Nebraska.-Atchison
Champion.
The News kicks up a little at THE
| REPUBLIC for stating that Brown would
not prosecute Cullins on account of
insufficient evidence. We gave the
gentleman's reason for not prosecuting
as a news article and not as an edi-
torial, Brother 3. f.
Some thing wrong when you tire too
easily. Some thing wrong when the
skin is not clear and smooth. Some
thing wrong when the blood is impure
Every thing right when you take De
| Wits sarsaparilla. It recommends
! itself.-Ennis & Walker.
The Iowa State band wants to make
date here along in the latter part of
! June. They want a guarantee of 5000,
which isn't much for them, but to our
| boys, who can give us the same grade
of music, this would be good help.
Give our own boys the $500 and let the
corn huskers hustle for another date.
Two Clydesdale stations were sold
on the street Saturday for S130. A
l., IL Z
| for S1,700 The man who has to stand
this loss can take comfort in knowing
that his misfortune was caused by lack
of confidence only, according to Kan
sas Republicanism.
The weather clerk opened the rain
valve last Thursday evening and about
1870 the advance guard of a big rain
came tumbling into Goodland For
about three hours the water fell in tor
rents giving country adjacent to Good
land thorough wetting down. The
crop prospect brightens every day.
The Chicago Times asking a question
of its readers as to why farm produce
was so low and yet many were starv-
i ing, was answered by about so CORE
spondents who claim, like the Popu-
lists, that it is caused by monopoly
and recommendation. The city readers
The Chicago board of trade got the
worst scare Tuesday they have had
since "Old Hutch" went out of bust
ness. Their trusted door keeper broke
out with the small poX while on duty
and every member was exposed. It was
claimed that the door keeper had been
sick with the disease for three weeks,
but yet kept to his duties with heroic
persistency.
The Norton Champion roasts the
| philanthropists who are always ready
to give to every deserving cause, but
who never pay the printer They are
only following out the advice of the
scriptures which say: "Let not your
right hand know what your left hand
doeth." They give to the poor with the
| left hand and don't let the debt-paying
right hand know anything about it,
A boy herding COWS for L Hill of
Ruleton, had his hip dislocated Tues
day by Poll-Angus bull bunting him.
| The animal was cross and made for the
| boy who backed away, flashing the
| bovine with his cattle-whip. The boy
stumbled and fell and the bull took adj
! vantage of the mishap to get in his
work, striking the boy terrific blow
on the hip which threw the bones out
of place. The lad was discovered in a
helpless condition and brought to
town where DR.. Smith fixed him up.
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