The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-06-01

eczema, Scrofula and all diseases arts
ing from impure blood. 1t recommends
itself.-Ennis & Walker.
A gang of we1-hooked-up FOUNDERS
made night hideous Wednesday even
ing. They threw a bottle of beer at
Mack Robinson's window and also
/ kicked in the door, they also broke In
a window in Jupe's laundry and knock
ed him down and sat on him, and raised
sheol in general.
Billy Walker returned from the strip
Wednesday. He reports the crops as
looking fine and harvesting about to
commence In his travels he met
| Frank Dawson, jerome Fitzgerald, W.
| D. Purse, Burt Christian, o. N Oxley,
j. B. Mcfarland and the Carson broth
ers, all well known here.
In replevining the carload of beer
seized May ., by Marshal Johnson,
M. +. Haslett, in behalf of the Blatz
Brewing company, also sues the city
for damages and all shortage, which
will amount to about $500. He claims
that the beer was not for sale at this
point or in this state, but was only
stored here for CONVENIENCE.
The Howe & Cushing circus gave a
performance here Monday afternoon,
and would have shown in the evening
had not the big rain made it impos-
sible. The show, although not large,
was fairly good one and was without
the usual accompaniment of shell and
sure thing gamblers. If the circus
brought the rain they have the thanks
of all in this section.
Roy's Vanish and Renella ran a
course Friday in which Renella was
given the decision. They were re-
matched to run Saturday and Renella
was again declared the victor In the
last part of the course Walkers black
nosed pup was turned loose and made
grand showing, proving that he has
speed and staying qualities that will
make him top-notcher.
This paper never seems complete to
us without lot of items from the spicy
town of Goodland, but it is always
with deep regret that we chronicle any
serious misfortune to her people. Last
Tuesday minion of the law attached
all of her visible supply of beer, 5,208
bottles in total, and for three days, or
until relief train arrived from Kansas
City, the suffering was intense. 1t was
like being entombed in mine away
from the precious sunlight, and it will
pass away into history as ''The Great
Beer Horror" Hays City Sentinel.
The Rock Island has been to great
expenses fitting out number of cars
with the necessary apparatus for the
! Goodland rainmakers. Sherman cOun-
ty having suffered more this season
from the lack of moisture than any of
the surrounding counties, its citizens
sent up a macedonian cry for relief,
and now the railroad officials instruct
their rainmakerS to make it rain in
that county or quit the business. The
chances are that they viii quit-COlbY
| Tribune.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning the pastor will begin
a series of sermons on the letter to the
Galatians. The object of the exposi-
ton will be not only to bring out the
truth directly taught in this letter, but
also to present the circumstances of it's
writing and to show how Paul felt and
thought in it's preparation. This will
not only give better grasp of the sub
ject matter OF the Epistle, but will
throw helpful light on the whole ques-
ton of inspiration. Much careful
thought and study has been given to
the work of preparing for this series of
sermons and it is hoped that they will
be found helpful to many.
While the convention was in session
Thursday, A. B. Montgomery of Good
land, who is a candidate for the con-
gressional nomination, was called upon
and responded by a stirring speech of
over an hour, during the entire time
of which he held his audience spell
bound and fascinated. He made a
mastery effort in showing up and de-
nouncing the evils of the present day
and of past legislation, and concluded
by stating that no 9O-day men were
needed in this battle; that all would be
veterans before victory perches on our
banner throughout the nation. The
talk was highly appreciated as was
evidenced by the continued applause
and cheering that greeted the speaker.
st. Francis Defender.
Elder Franklin, Chris Shirley. Col
onel Dakin and John Schomberg were
out to the Sherman county line to see
the newly patented "GOodenough''
pump work. They returned completely
carried away with what they claim will
completely revolutionize the methods
and theories of irrigation. We will not
attempt q description of the pump as
they gave it, because we can hardly I'M
derstand even yet how 2-foot stream
of water can be pumped out of an so
foot we'll with less than two horse
power Only for the fact that Elder
5 Franklin was there and endorses it all
, we would still confess to some incred-
ulity. Nevertheless it must be won
: derful pump, and if it continues to
WOfh successfully dll't C4A O0 u1dUIdC-
: tured cheap enough, it will necessarily
be of inestimable benefit to this coun-
l try.-Colby Tribune.
From a sherman County Boy.
PLAINvILLE, Kan, May 81 left
Sherman county on the hurricane deck
; of a bucking bronco May 10 with so
! head of cattle for Lincoln county. We
! came via Colby, Hoxie and Hill City.
: Crops are the same all along the road
as they are in Sherman county, only
on the bottoms of the Solomon and
there they are damaged by frost. Grass
3 is very poor The old settlers that
. have been here Is and 20 years say
they never saw it so dry before. A
5 number OF them say they will have to
leave if they don't raise something this
:, year that is those that live on the up
: lands, but those that live on the bot
D toms are all right. Now my Sherman
: county friends you are not the only
3 ones that are suffering for rain. Corn
is all dying through the route we came
: Most of them think if it would rain
! from now till Christmas it would not
help the crops. Well well close, wish