The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-08-23
LOCAl AND GENERAL.

Beef roasts five cents a pound at ].
B. Poems.
Thomas P. Leonard, abstracter and
insurance,
-Four pounds of steak for % cents at
j. B. PENIS
J. I. Finley was over from st. Fran
els this week.
Charles T. Rule Of KanoradO, was
over Tuesday.
Mrs. William J. Smith has returned
( from visit east.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Swarts,
Thursday, a son.
Albert Shelley of Kanorado, was in
the city Tuesday
Frank Clark of Smith Centre, was in
the city this week.
F. H. Murray of Salina, was register
ed at the Palace this week.
For handmade harness 60 to J. W.
Book. ALI work guaranteed.
A. J. Finley and wife of West Jersey,
Ills, was in the city Monday.
More meat for one dollar at J. B.
Penn's than any place in town.
E. W. Congdon of Ogden, Utah, regis
tered at the Commercial Wednesday.
The Colby postofice was broken
open and robbed of $500 Tuesday night.
The state board Of irrigation will
hold meeting at st. Francis Saturday.
I. c. Baldwin of Atchison. travelling
man for Drury d Co., was here Tues
day.
C. G. Mcbride of San Francisco, was
registered at the Commercial Wednes-
day.
J. B. Penn will give 20 pounds of
steak roast and boil for one dollar
cash.
Attorney J. L. Finley of st. Francis,
was in the city Monday on legal bust
ness.
Get your harvest and threshing meat
at J. B. PENIS. Best meats and lowest
prices.
Canaries for sale,-Six young singers
your choice for 81, Inquire at this
Office,
a. NJ, Turney and wife returned
Sunday morning from a visit to St.
Louis, Mo.
See those samples of tailor made
suits at Dawson Bros. & Co. Fits
guaranteed.
Travelingman George Green was
doing business with our merchants
yesterday.
James Bell, agent for the Samuel
DodswOrth Book company, was in the
city Saturday.
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave a dinner at the Noah's Ark build
ing Wednesday.
There are 1000 men out of employ
ment in Topeka, exclusive Of politicians
and Office holders.
The greyhound men are beginning to
put their dogs in shape for the fall
coursing meetings.
The AtchisOn Champion says that
pTUues and hop ale is the Topeka bill
Of fare for dog days.
Z. q. DOnIy found a house key on
the street Friday which he left at this
office for the owner.
Al old soldiers reunion will be held
at Phillipsburg August %, % and 30.
A barbecue is the main attraction.
Mrs. Robert Lennon and children
left Tuesday for Beatrice, Neb., where
they will visit friends and relatives.
J. ]. Warmer has some new summer
suitings that can be made into the
neatest suits for SO to $50. See him.
D. G. Clark of this city. escaped the
Denver hotel collapse by one day, ne
having left the day before for Boulder,
Colo.
E. NJ. Dawes, a Denver sign writer,
was doing some fine work in the new
process of aluminium around town this
week.
Mrs William Walker, accompanied
by Miss L0rine, was out to Kanorado
Saturday to organize WOman's Relief
Corps.
A farewell party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Scott Saturday night. Mus
catiue, Ia, viii be their home in the
future.
Rev. ShakelfOrd of Colby was here
Sunday assisting Rev. Willis in holding
communion services at the Methodist
church.
Al Cooper and E. R. Brown, White
river cowboys, we're IN GoOdlaRd We'd
nesday enroute to Kansas City with a
stock train.
r. F. StinsOn aud H. G. Bickford,
wheelmen of PhilIipsburg, passed
through Goodland Friday on their way
home from Denver.
A. W. Nickel of Beatrice. Neb.. was
here Tuesday and bought a quarter
section OF Sherman county land. He
was we'll pleased with the county and
thinks its future is assured.
The Atchison Globe thinks there
must have been an awful lot of sick
ness in Truly Good Topeka last month.
The number of sales for liquor for
medical purposes was 4, 753.
H. N. Halter and family left Satur
day night for Vancouver, Wash. where
they expect to make their future home.
Mr. Halter leaves many friends in
Goodland who regret his removal.
Inquiry into the methods of treat
ment in vogue in a Kansas insane
asylum develops the fact that lead
pipe is the favoFite specific. 1t pro-
duces that cold, clammy cinch that
knows no waking.
When pugiIist can pay an ex-wife
sl0O week alimOny and marry another
who viii presumably cost him as much
/ again, it is evidence that the profession
of pounding your fellow man out Of
I shape Is a paying one.
South Dakota farmers who used state
seed are proving Ungratefui by leaving
without sqUaring themselves with the
county. As the seed receipts we're in
shape Of mortgages, their act consti-
tutes a felony and the law IS being ap-
/ piled.
1t IS limited that the surplus seeds on
hand when the congressional seed bu-