The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-04-13

builds up and strengthens constitu-
tions impaired by disease 1t recon-
mendS itself.-Ennis & Walker.
Charley Teeters will move his meat
shop into the building recently fitted
up especially for his business one door
south of his former shop. In his new
place of business Charles will have
many new facilities lacking in his old.
If dull, spiritless and stupid; if your
blood is thick and sluggish; if your ap-
petite is capricious and uncertain. You
need a sarsaprilla. For best results
take De Wits. It recommends itself.
Ennis & Walker.
There will be joint school exhibition
at the Kanorado school house Friday
evening, April 20, given by the Kan
orado and Prairie View schools. It
will be the most extensive affair of the
kind ever given at Kanorado. Every
body is invited.
The county. commissioners were in
session this week allowing bills and at
tending to other business connected.
with the welfare Of the county. The
bounty on wolf scalps was discontinue
ed, as it was thought the expense was
greater than the benefit.
Another one of the Dalton boys was
killed at Pond Creek, Okla, the other
day while engaged in holding up a
train. That Dalton family must be a
large one, as the recently deceased was
about the seventy eighth that has met
with death in the past year.
All parties wishing to obtain leave
I OF absence from their homesteads. or
extension of time on timber-culture
entry, will find it to their interest to
call on G. L. Calvert, who makes a
speciality of this line of practice and
does the work as required by the Land
Department.
We are informed that Jack Dawson
holds the responsible position of noz-
zleman of the Newburn, Okla, fire
company. The position may not pay
very we'll, but it must be admitted that
the situation is at the head of the pro-
cessiOn. Trust a Goodlandite for get
ting right to the front.
The water tank was cleaned up
Wednesday. Up to the time of going
10 press no reports of finding human
remains, gold, rainmakers, bursted
town booms, congressional aspirations
or Breckinridge-like scandals have
reached our ears and the public need
not expect any until the next issue of
the Hays Sentinel.
The mules of Bill Smith which are
worked on the sprinkler ran away
Thursday morning. Bill was filling up
the tank when the br1tes concluded
that the Edison highway needed some
sprinkling and started out; they ran
until one of them stumbled and fell,
which caused them to stop long enough
for Bill to catch up and stop them.
Roy G. Codding delivered a lecture
Sunday Morning at the Congrega-
tional church and one at the Methodist
church in the evening. He is former
Sherman county man, but of late years
has been a missionary to Africa. He
gave an entertaining lecture and also
SangSome of the old familiar Methodist
hymns in the language of the native
Negroes.
A fire company and fire walls and
fire engine is wanted. and the chances
are that efforts viii be made to secure
them. Thursday mornings fire proved
the utter WorthlessneSs of our water
works IN case of a confagration- Two
mains viii not stand direct pressure,
aud band-pumping engine is about
the only way out OF the difficulty. Let
rs have it by ali means.
One Of the fire proof vaults at the
courthouse is nearing completion.
There has been some talk about the
brick and work not being as good as
the contract called for bat a personal
inspection failed to discover any dis
crepancies. The vaults we're much