The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-04-27

builds up and strengthens constitu-
tions impaired by disease. 1t recon-
mends itself.-Ennis & Walker.
The county clerk informs THE RE
PUBLIC that the population of Sherman
county has not fallen off, notwith-
| standing the alleged exodus. The
people know that they are better off
here than any place in the west.
Harrison Kelley is strongly talked of
for the nomination for governor on
the Populist ticket. Mr.. Kelley is a
man that the people could support.
His record in congress shows that he
is for the people and not for the plutes.
The bicycle trade is picking up in
Goodland, if nothing else is. b. A.
Douglas has disposed of about a dozen
$3.50 Victor's this season. He had two
new ones come in by express Thursday
morning, which have already been
sold.
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. 1t recommends
itself-Ennis & Walker.
The Russian thistle has gained a
footing in Sherman county, if all re-
ports are correct. This Russian thistle
resembles the common tumble weed
and is the pest for the determination
of which Dakota and Nebraska farmers
are-asHng aid of the general govern
ment.
r. A. Mcneil of Kanorado has pump
designed for pumping a large stream
of water for irrigating purposes which
he intends to have patented. The
pump is claimed to have the power to
throw 10000 gallons of water an hour
and will work at $50 feet as easy as at
15 feet.
ADenver sport struck Goodland last
week and when the boys got through
with him they took up subscription
and bought him a basS-drum to assist
him in beating his way out of town.
Everything is fish that comes to Good
lands net.
Some of the small boys went to the
Smoky by ''burro'' conveyance Sunday.
They got the critters started at sun-up
and arrived at their destination just u
hours later. The Aburron is not noted
for his deetness, but you can gamble
on his getting there just the same.
County Clerk Adams and wife are
rejoicing over the advent of a baby girl
which invaded their home last Saturday
night. Burnt offerings, in the shape of
fragrant Havannas, were past around.
in accordance with the time-honored
custom of our forefathers, by the happy
father.
The trees around the depot and hotel
grounds are beginning TO leave out.
The lawns are already respondent In
their green mantels. The Goodland
depot is the incest one on the line and
the company spends good many dol
lars In the course of a year IN its i'm
proVement.
The Rock Island is fitting mp three
rain cars at Horton. They viii be run
by the Rock Island Rain company and
will be in charge of G. B. Jewell, Harry
Hutchinson and DIR. f. H Smith They
viii not only operate on the line of the
Rock Island but anywhere they can
get a contract.
/ P Farmhouse was down from his
Cheyenne county farm Friday and
took In the Bird City concert at the
opera house IN the evening. He is one
of the old settlers and knows more
about hunting and trapping fur-bear-
ing animals than any other two men IN
the northwest part OF the state.
William Foster OF Greenfield, Ia,
was cut to the Vanish Renella course
Saturday and Was much pleased with
the performance He was raised N a
coursing country in England but says
that our facilities are away beyond