The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-22

The greyhound industrvis becoming
like everything -overdOne. The price
of a good dog is now very reasonable.
Jesse Kennedy of Greenfield, Ia, is
in the city this week. He is the owner
of the Teagarden place, just south Of
town.
Charley 0'Brien found large piece
of salt pork on the street Monday
night. Owner can have same by calling
for it.
Charley Hickman, an old-timer in
this country, passed through Goodland
Sunday enrOute for the Arkansas
valley.
Dick Hanlin is going to Phoenix, A.
T., where he will go to railroading, He
has served his connection with the
billiard hall.
DR.. RainsfOrd, an advanced New
York clergyman, prOnounces in favor
of making Sunday fit the man, not
man to fit the Sunday.
Without someone does something in
the next 10 days, the district court of
Sherman county viii open April with
out single criminal case.
Sheriff Kemp returned from Belle
vile, Kan, Tuesday night, where he
had been in search of the barber who
robbed the Jordan barber shop.
Mrs. Cleveland's Lenten bonnet is
said to be mass of Parma violets and
SO natural in appearance that many
people refuse to believe that they are
artificial.
It is reported that the Altcar Cours.
ing club will hold its meeting at Las
Animas, Colo, this year Goodland
could have had the meeting if it had
asked for it,
The park should be fixed up this
spring and put under irrigation. The
trees are much too thick, and should
be thinned out and replanted in other
portions Of the city.
Newt Hall wants to find a bunch of
keys that he lost Tuesday on the east
side Of Boulevard. There are eight
keys on a brass triangle keyring.
Finder will be rewarded.
Not being satisfied with robbing the
sterner sex Of trousers and other pri-
veleges, the new woman is now enter
ing In conspiracy to put their castof
skirts on man, poor man.
Alfalfa in bloom is tbs best of pas
ture for bees. The apiary furnishes a
profitable industry in alfalfa-growing
districts. Experts say that alfalfa
honey is superior to any other kline,
both III appearance and flavor.
A woman who was about to be bap-
TIED in the Campbellite church at
jamestown. Kan, tainted away, but
the preacher, never losing bis presence
of mind for a second, promptly dipped
her under and she came to all right.
George Teagarden returned from
Longm0nt, Colo, last Friday night.
Mr.. Teagarden has engaged 5000
bushels Of wheat for seed, which is now
here, The wheat is some of the state
seed and the balance belongs to private
parties.
Albert Martin with his team and out
bit passed through Burlington on Tues
day, returning from his winter cam
paign in the vicinity of Greedy. He
was moving east in the direction of his
plantation near Kanorado, Kan.-Bur-
lingtOn Banner.
An Atchison man left yesterday for
western Kansas to see if he could get
back some of the clothing his wife
gave the sufferers. If he fails, he Will
ask permission to stay out there, and
board out the value of the clothing
Atchis0n Globe.
Ex-Governor Hoard of Wisconsin.
who presided at the interstate farmers
Institute at VicksbUrg recently. raped
his gavel on a little table which was
the same one used by Grant and Penn
ton when they signed the terms of sur.
render of Vicksburg.
1t is said that the supposed grave Of
Eve is visited by over 10000 pilgrims
each year 1t is to be seen at Jeddah.
in a cemetery outside the city walls.
The tomb is 90 cubits long and II wide.
The Arabs entertain a belief that Eve
was the tallest woman who ever lived.
The courthouse reservoir is full
again. Anyone watching that plant
for any length of time could not help
being convinced that irrigation can be
made a success. The plant is capable
of irrigating 10 acres Of ground, and 10
acres irrigated, is q synonym of success.
The new barber that was working in
Jordan's barber shop last week showed
his gratitude to MIR. Jordan by stealing
a couple of razors, two pair Of clippers,
comb and brush and a s. caliber re-
VOlver. This same artist turned the
same kind of a trick at Burlington.
Cole, a few days ago.
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At one of the experimental agricut- /
tural colleges in Germany the remark
able yield Of - tons of potatoes per
acre has been obtained by treating the!
seed tubsTs with sulphate Of amonia.
The potatoesswere stepped for q hours
IN solution of six pounds Of saltpetre,
six pounds Of sulphate Of ammonia and
% gallons Of water, and afterwards I
allowed to stand and drain for a dag.
in order that their buds might swell I
before planting them I