The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-06

j. J. Warmer has some new summer
suitings that can be made into the
neatest suits for SO to $50, See him.
Hop ale vendors are persona non
grata at Ottawa. The people want the
regular pale bTewed article or nothing.
Harry, Eddie and Della Stone, of
Denver, were here visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Stone, this
week.
Colonel E. W Penny and wife re-
turned Thursday morning from an ex-
tended visit to Missouri and Nebraska
points.
Leo Cow, Goodland's sporty China
man, went down to ObeFlin Tuesday
night to attend the base ball tourna-
ment.
Mrs. S. NJ. Pool will leave this week
for Fort Dodge to join her husband
who is at the Kansas state soldiers
home
The Peoples party central committee
held a meeting at the courthouse Sat.
urday and issued a call for a county
convention.
A California company buys horses
for hog feed. The meat is cooked and
canned so that it can be fed at any
time needed.
Fred Dawson, Herbert Stewart, Lew
Peebler, Charley Irwin and Jim Finley
are at 0berlin this week attending the
base ball tournament.
Mrs, S. NJ. Baney and Miss Nellie
Young of Harrington, Kan, arrived in
the city Friday and are visiting with
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Maxwell.
The Indian women are adopting the
bloOmeT. Even the anti-dress refOrmers
must admit that the bloomer is more
modest than the gee-string,
c. g. Graham and H. P. Robinson.
while on their way to the Brewster
ball game, killed a rattelsnake four
feet long, which had eight rattles.
Sherman county has new woman
that feeds threshing machine. She
says that it is a holiday compared to
feeding a gang of harvest hands.
The beet sugar refinery at Chino.
Cal. pays out $4,000 during the four
months in which the refinery is in
operation for beets and labor.
Thomas Butts left tuesday for
Oberlin to attend the reunion. Mr..
Butts is always expected to be at these
meetings and to bring his fife with
him.
Several loads of new wheat we're
Brought in this week. The price paid
averaged from 30 to 20 cents, according
to quality. It is mighty poor pay the
wheat raiser gets.
LIB. Csdwalader brought in a sample
Of a sugar beet Saturday which Is SIS
! good as any grown about the sugar re-
: fneries Of Nebraska. Sugar beets is
the coming crop IN Sherman county.
ingalls, said in his speech at Topeka
Monday that he never boosted Of his
: pulchritude. He might have added,
also, that he never locked into mirror
for fear OF a seYen-ye8r Jonah from
/ the breaking Of the glass.
f George T. Angel, editor of Dumb
I EA-atLsules IrHntAD TIC lECt LHLE more
money is spent upon charity to chill
tdren than upon charity to dumb
brutes. ANGEL belongs to that class Of
fanatics that would take a crust from
a starving child to feed TO a hungry
/ dog.
/ A Connecticut pastor played first
f base for the home team on Sunday and
his congregation got mad about il and
+ demanded and got his resignation. The
I pastor has thousands Of sympathizegs
who faii to discover any great differ
+ ence between pounding out scripture
/ aud pounding out Q home run, Both
are noble occupations.
+ Wheat ia The northwest part Of the
county is turning cut from u 70 is
bushels to the scres barley from 60 To
i 4)s oats from p to 10 the prospect for
f corn Is also good. Gsser parts Ol ths
county IS not quite 50 festunata. 5ut
enough viii BE raised in 81 parts %
keep tie people from want cue asf2
some q spare