The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-05-10

b. N. OXney, who was at one time
pharmacistin the Smith Drug company.
is again in their employ.
The examination for county gradua-
ties OF common schools will be held in
the courthouse May II and Is.
If every dog in town has tax paid on
him city warrants ought to 60 above
par before the first of June.
Ali persons are forbidden from tres
passing or hunting on my place, south
east l2-10-4O. L. g. MOORE.
One advantage western Kansas has
over the eastern states-it never suf-
ters from those terrible forest fires.
Mrs. Paul, the wife of ST Paul. who
worked for George Hess at one time in
this city, died at Olathe, Kan, last
week.
W. A. Umbarger is irrigating two
acres of garden from an ordinary
windmill and pump, assisted by a small
reservoir.
Memorial day is not so far off that
preparations for its observance is pre-
mature. By perfecting all the neces-
sary arrangements in ample time a
much more creditable display can be
had.
Sunday, at the Commercial hotel.
Rev Willis united in the holy bonds
OF matrimOny, Mr.. g. L. Cornwell of
Flagler, Colo, and Miss Emma Ber-
QUEST of Titusville, Pa. Mr.. Cornwell
is one Of the business men of Flagler
and a large ranch owner,
The farmers institute will convene
the second Saturday in June. The
committee will formulate its program
me next Saturday, and If there is any
one who wishes a certain subject
brought up they should call and see
the committee at their meeting.
Address Mrs. Matte J. Williamson.
Klink, Kan, with 80 cents, to oheaply
start and plant rheubarb or pieplanf.
This Is a profitable plant to irrigate
and but few persons know how to plant
and grow successfully. If you have al
ready planted, write to me.
The Seamen sisters, managers of the
Palace hotel in Goodland, Kan. were
| spending the day among friends in
this city on Monday. Returning home
they were accompanied by Miss Mae
Carnahan, who will visit few days in
that city.-BurlingtOn Banner.
The Sixth congressional district of
Kansas will have a Cadetship in the
naval academy at Annapolis and one
at the military school at West Point,
IN June, 1896. Any youth who would
like to be warrior bold, should appear
at Downs, Kan, May %, 1895, and pre-
pare to pass the competitive examina.
ton.
+. NJ. KoOntz arrived home Tuesday
from Sherman county, where be had
gone in search of four horses that
broke out of pasture in Garfield
township during the great storm of
April and and drifted away. After
the storm was over the horses righted
up and returned to Mr.. Koontz's old
home in Sherman county.-Garden
City Imprint.
The ladies of the Congregational
church gave an ice cream and straw
| berry social in the Noah's Ark building
Friday afternoon and evening. The
affair was we'll patronized and the
ladies Melted quite a sum from their
undertaking. The ladies of the differ
| ent church organizations Of Goodland
land are indefatigable workers and il
is owing to their efforts that the
churches have been kept going through
| the past winter.
Oh, for a breeze from the polar seas
where the white bear rears her young
and the plaintiye low of the Eskimo ia
/ the heatless air is flung; where the sea
| gull scars and the night wind roars
and the iceberg sports about, and ex
! pl0reFs brave find a cold wet grave
when their stock of grub plays out
This summer heat knocks me out com.
piete, and l wilt like a frosted pear-it
would seem so nice to be packed in ice
and slumber forever there.
These nice spring evenings are q
bonanza to the livery men. The young
fellow who cannot treat his amorita tC
a moonlight drive at least once week
IS indeed a niRe-spOt. Even those toe
/ young to hunger for the platonio affec
ton of the opposite sex are stirred by
the common impulse. The other even
ing diplated vehicle, drawn by a di
munitive and aged team of burrOs were
seen sedately traversing a country
road. The turnout was occupied BY :
young gent, who viii probably cast his
first vote for president in 1904, and Z
blUshing maiden couple of years hi:
Junior. Twas ever thus.
This is the season of the year wheL
the desire to cause something to grow
becomes q passion with all women anC
most men. Every residence in the cit,
has its little garden or flower bed il
J which its femenine owner takes a.
much pride as does the irrigatoF in hi.
many acres and costly plant. With thu
customary trowel aud sprinkling DO
J she sailies forth Ia the evening TO iii
7 and water her treasures, and max.
them the envy Of her neighbors. Thi
! desire to do something toward maxim,
the earth more beautiful is nabur
moving In the human soul, akin to til,
Impulse that causes the grass to grow
The trees to bloom and the flowers G.
blossom forth IN their beautious sx
hUaesaaee. Surely spring is the mos
2 lovely OF at she seasons aad the mes
worthy the sketch Of the artist and ia
song 5f ti15 poet.