The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-31

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| He believes in irrigation and is doing
all he can TO make Sherman county
what it ought to be.
A satisfied customer is a permanent
one. That's why we recommend De
Wits Little Early Risers. They cure
I constipation, indigestion and bilious
ness.-Ennis & Walker.
The city was dry as a bone In the
water line Monday, owing to an acct
dent at the waterWorks. No one suffer
ed, however, as Goodland, like Ken
lucky, takes hers straight.
One word describes it-s'perfection. .
We refer to De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve, cures obstinate sores, burns
skin diseases and is well known cure
for piles Ennis & Walker.
John j. Parker returned from Garden
City Monday. He did not believe much
in irrigation until he took this trip, but
has come back convinced and has al
ready commenced putting in plant.
George Austin has been employed
lately putting in an irrigation plant
He is an enthusiastic disciple of irriga-
ton and will proceed to make the prai-
ries blossom around his home near
Edison.
From all over the country comes the
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party meetings, the masses DESERVING
from the old legions and focking to
the banners of reform. Join in the
procession.
A Russian thistle brought from the
northern part of the county measures
16 feet in circumference. These weeds
should be destroyed wherever found as
their existence does incalcuable damage
to the wheat raiser.
Headache is the direct result of in
digestion and stomach disorders Re
medy these by using De Wits Little
Early Risers and your headache disap-
pears. The favorite little pill every
where-Ennis & Walker.
John Z. Lane of StockviIle, Neb., an
old-time resident of Sherman county,
and his son, II. V. Lane of Omaha, were
IN the city this week proving up on
their tree claims, the northeast and
southeast Of 81 and 81, 9-41.
Chris Sankey has proved up on his
school land and has gone to EdgertOn,
Kan. Chris irrigated this summer and
raised fine garden. He will be back
in the spring to help make Sherman
the best county in the state.
DR.. Van HummeI and his kennel
master, John Corcoran, stopped off at
Denver They had a large string of
'greys" which they are training for the
Kenmore meet here in October.
The fans. we're around town this
week getting subscriptions for the ball
tournament to be held here the first
week in September. There will be sew
eral teams here to have try at the
purses in the three days series.
The parasite of the laboring classes
is the scab. The scab is a menace to
high wages, always has been and al
ways will In standing up for these
lepers the Dark Horse is only follow
ing out the policy of the party which it
represents.
Last week The REPUBLIC stated that
it was currently reported that Profess
sor Loar had lost his mind. From a
source which is considered authentic it
is learned that the report is false. Mr..
LOar is in Des Moines, and is in posses
sion of all of his faculties.
Labor made millions for Pullman in
the past % years. When times got
hard Pullman shut down and the work
men had to stand the loss. So it is that
labor produces all things, gets no fair
division of the profits in prosperous
times, and in hard times has to stand
all the loss.
For instance, Mrs. Charles Rogers of
Bay City, Mich, accidentally spilled
scalding water over her little boy. She
promptly applied De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve, giving instant relif Its
wonderfully good salve for burns,
bruises, sores, and a sure cure for piles.
Ennis q Walker.
Marve Tomblin received his commits
sion as delegate to the irrigation con
gress at Denver, from Governor Level
ling Monday. Goodland will have three
delegates in the convention, Messrs.
Tombln and Montgomery both of
whom have vote, and r. w. Finley,
who is a sitting" delegate.
Denver Republicans tried to break
up a Populist meeting that Hon. LATE
Pence was addressing by using sui
phuretted hydrogen, the worst smelling
compound known to the chemical
world. This is about the strongest argu-
ment the Republicans can bring forth
in defense of their ''once was" party.
A great many Kansas towns are fe-
cundating the school fund by encour-
aging the liberal inhibition of bulge
| by ligerently-inclined BacchanaIs.
When it comes to tricks that are vain
and ways that are dark" the average
| Kansan lays it all over the heather
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/ shrewdness.
: The Seamen sisters, who have sue
cessfully conducted the Montezuma
hotel for three years past, will soon
| leave US to take charge of the Palace
hotel in GoodIand, Kan. We are sorry
! to lose such good citizens, but can
| heartily recommend them to the Good
landites, and wish them abundant sue
cess in their new IOcatiOn.-Burlingt
! (CoIo.) Banner
A o. Clements presented THE Re
PUBLIC with some cabbage last Satur-
| day that could not be beaten for size
or quality anywhere on earth. He has
/ raised a fine garden this summer by
| irrigating from his pump alone. Next
summer he viii have reservoir and az
| increased acreage and viii proceed tC
make farming pay, rain or no rain
There is no doubt the success of irriga
| ton in this county, and the coming
sSmmer viii see thousands of acres
under irrigation.
Robert L Thompson, the clever
lightweight champion of Utah, and KID
Robinson OF this city, both coIored
| have signed articles for a sparrins
contest at Coliseum hall Sept. II. for
purse of $500. A special forfeit of S1Gl
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