The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-08-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

10 BOOKS.
Thomas P. Leonard, abstracter and
insurance.
For handmade harness go to J. ".
Book. All work guaranteed.
A picnic in honor Of Miss Verda Car
roll viii be held on the Smoky to-day.
The school teachers are hustling for
situations and getting them, generally.
Several days of good fishing weather
was experienced the first of the week.
For abstracts, all kinds of notary
work, farms to exchange, etc, see M.
Robinson.
See those samples of tailor made
suits at Dawson Bros. & Co. Fits
guaranteed.
Goodland is one Of the 81 Kansas
cities that made gain in population
during 1895.
Wanted-To sell or will trade, wagon
and 20-barFel water tank for feed. See
Camille Jupe.
Attorney Hoyt Andrews has moved
into the rooms over The REPUBLICS
new quarters in the Exchange bank.
Several new subscribers have been
added to THE REPUBLICS list this week.
Even in the face of panics We still grow,
G. B. Stone has put in hot lunch
stand at his confectionery store, and
will cater to the wants of the hungry.
The goldbugs must think J. 7. Nc
Cleary's speech in favor of gold hot
thing. The REPUBLIC gets one on every
east mail.
Have a cash buyer for one or two
quarter sections of clear Sherman
county land. Must be very cheap.-M.
Robinson.
Lightning struck a st. Francis man
last week, knocking him down. It is
wonderful what power there is in the
heavens artillery.
Kansas has increased her population
1925 in the past year. OF this number
the increase in Sherman county helped
out to the extent of 1913.
A Kansas City man is the latest
victim of getting in out of the rain by
getting under a tree. A ten-ton bolt of
lightning laid him low.
A good many PEOPLE we're in town
Saturday, and while Il number express
ed a determination TO 90 east, the ma
jority will stay with the country.
NJ, B. Tomblin returned from Topeka
Friday. He reports that Copeland in
dicatiOns favor the opinion that this
isn't a republican year not, by $4,000.
Maj. Levi Pritchard, peoples party
nominee for state senator, will be in
GOOdland August 30, peoples party
cOcnty convention day, and speak dur
ing the afternoon.
District Clerk Haney gladdened the
hearts of THE REPUBLIC force Monday
by bringing in a fine home grown
watermelon from his ranch on the
Smoky. Many thanks.
The Ninth missionary district of the
Christian church is hold its annual
convention at the Christian church
this week. Quite a few outside min
listers are in attendance.
DR.. Nansen is on his way back from
the pole. Foolish man. If he is posted
on the weather prevailing in the tenn
perate zone he would camp amid the
icebergs until along in November.
The REPUBLIC has sent out papers
this week to several subscribers of the
News, under arrangements with Mr..
Tenant, and trust that the arrange
ment Will meet with their approval.
Judge Clark A. Smith of Cawker
City, is the latest republican to see the
light and repudiate Mckinley, Hanna
& Co., and their gold standard ideas.
They are coming in covered wagons.
j. c. Boyle, the peoples party nomi-
nee for attorney general, will speak in
GOodlaud Saturday afternoon. As a
speaker Mr.. Boyle has few equals, and
you will miss a good thing if you fail
to attend.
The case Of Allie Hunter VS.. Alfred
Palmer, in which the defendant is
charged with being the father of the
plaintiffs illegitimate child, was hav-
ing a preliminary hearing in Justice
DarliDg's court Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Bryan's speech of acceptance can be
found in full in this weeks issue of
The REPUBLIC. 1t should be preserved
as campaign document OF the highest
Importance. No public utterance of
late years approaches it in matheless
argument or fearless espousal of the
peoples cause.
This week The REPUBLIC presents its
subscribers with supplement contain
ing Mr.. Bryan'5 speech of acceptance.
aud write-up Of the next governor Of
Kansas and his family-John w. Leedy.
The REPUBLIC always aims to give its
readers the best in the market and will
continue to do so.
Mr. c. D. Yorker, a wellknown drug
gist Of Bowling Green, o.. in speaking
of ChambeTlain's Cough Remedy, says:
Il take pleasure in recommending it to
my customers, for / am certain that it
will always please them. I sell more of
it than all other kinds put together"
For sale by Ennis & Walker
The REPUBLIC has moved into the
basement of the Exchange bank where
it has found pleasant quarters for all
kinds of weather. Silver dollars will
still be accepted at their face value on
subscription and other accounts, and
The REPTBLIC viii continue to be the
best newspaper published in northwest
Kansas Gall IN and can ms
A fOuT-fOot RATHER may make a pleas
ant cushion, but the Cheyenne county
woman who tried it will never do SO
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