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

Wd4OA A4O Hoo p1dJAS'
New potatoes are on the market at a
price that makes the hair stand up on
a mans head and growl. They are only
worth $3.50 per bushel.
John Nye is colonizing a Swede
colony at Las Aanimas, Colo. He was
in Topeka this week and met the Sher-
man county contingent.
Mrs Carrie Gait is doing the western
circuit in the interest of woman stuff
rage. Her gentle purr will be heard at
Colby in the near future.
Anyone finding a light red COW, lost
last Sunday, May %, communicate with
Robert Smith, Goodland, Kansas, and
be paid for their trouble.
A. G. Bower of Lamborn, was city
visitor Wednesday. Mr.. Bower runs
the elevator for the GoodIand Com
mercial company at that place.
The campaign cry of reform" by the
Republicans of Kansas becomes them
about as well as the slogen of ''chasti-
tY' would 'Billie" Breckenridge.
congressman Baker of Kansas. Sweet
of Idaho and Coffin of Wyoming have
a joint bill before congress to provide
| for irrigating the western plains.
Norton, like Hill City, is afflicted
with merry go-round that gathers in
the nickels so fast that the business
men are getting short on change.
The old party papers are all publish
! ing the pedigree of A. III. Ellis and that
| heart breaking story about the Baxter
Springs veteran and his pension.
G. w. Munyon of Western, Neb., has
been in the city several days and pur-
! chased piece of Sherman county soil.
He will move here early in the fall.
Susan B. Anthony and Annie Shaw
both swore allegiance to the Peoples
party at the Topeka convention this
week. Bully for Susan and Annie.
The deputy marshals of the Indian
Territory are going to organize an as
sociation. No one can join unless he
has killed Bill Dalton at least once.
A. B. Montgomery, l. Houston, i. H.
| Haney and w. II. Proctor we're Sher-
man county's delegates to the Populist
state convention at Topeka this week.
Ruleton's base ball team has avowed
it's attention of coming in and wiping
up the turf with Goodland's team Sat
urday. Oh, my! won't they get fooled.
monty is chairman of the Sixth
district contingent at the Populist state
convention, which shows that Good
land and her people are always at the
front.
From the many white topped schoon-
ners vending their way eastward, leads
to the conclusion that the star of en-
pire has gone east to see it's wife's rela-
tives.
The Atwood Democrat, Times and
the Brakeman Register have been con-
solidated and will hereafter be known
as the Atwood Patriot, Populist
paper.
Arthur FELTON, has gone to the Mid
land where he will hereafter run a
train. "Face' is a good railroad man
and is all business when in charge Of a
train.
Having purchased the business of
this city and county from Don Carlos
& Son, if you desire to sell, buy or trade
your land write M. Robinson Good
land, Kan.
D. j. Furbeck, nominated for lieu
tenant governor on the POpulist ticket,
is an o. r. @. man. The Populist party
is the only one that recognizes the Ia
boringmen.
The Iowa State band wants to make
a date here along toward the latter
part of June. They want a guarantee
of $780, Our own band can give up just
as good music.
The Hays City Sentinel looks barren
this week which is probably accounted
for by its editor indulging in the dissi-
pations of the Republican state con
vention last week.
Mrs. Mary E. Haines will speak at
the court house Wednesday, June 90,
afternoon and evening. Don't fail to
attend this equal suffrage meeting and
hear Mrs. Haines.
G. A. Brannon will soon be supply
ing the Goodland market with new po-
tatoes, as he has some nearly ready to
dig. What is the matter with the
Beaver boys this year?
The seventeen year locustS are max
ing great havoc on Staten island. They
have voracious appetite and devour
all growing vegetation. Kansas may
have touch of the pest later.
Sheriff Burchinell of Denver, has
announced his attention to arrest and
imprison all Coxeyites who may here
after come through Denver. He is lay
ing off big stint for himself.
Mrs. Alice Dawson died at Cripple
Greek May 81. The deceased was well
known in Sherman county, and was
the daughter of Thomas Fitch, the We
teran newspaper man of Kanorado.
1t cures blood and skin disorders It
does this quickly and permanently. Is
there any good reason why you should
not use De Wits sarsaprilla? It re-
commends itself-Ennis & Wake.
Goodland has decided to celebrate
the Fourth. A meeting will be held at
the Dark Horse Office Saturday even
ing to arrange plans whereby a pleas
ant day can be had at a very little ex-
pense.
The prairie around Goodland is look
ing like q blue grass lawn The late
rains causing all vegetation to get a
hump on itself and turn green with
envy after hearing crop reports from
Texas.
The first wheat cut in Kansas this
year fell before the sickle on ex-Gover-
nor Crawford's farm in Cherokee coun-
ty. Sherman county's harvesting will
be little late on account of a back
ward spring.
r. G. Vance and wife visited Good
land last week while on their way home
from Nebraska. Mr.. Vance thinks
Sherman county is all right. He pur-
chased quarter section of land from
Mack Robinson.
If dull, spiritless and stupid; if your
blood is thick and Sluggish: If volIr an