The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-04

Thomas P. Leonard, abstracter and
insurance.
A horse and mule buyer was doing
business in G0odland Wednesday.
J.B. Penn shipped in a carload Of
ice from Colorado Springs Tuesday.
Episcopal services viii be held at the
Masonic hall Sunday, September l3.
For abstracts, all kinds of notary
work, farms to exchange, etc, see NJ.
Robinson.
See those samples of tailor made
suits at Dawson Bros. & Co. Fits
guaranteed.
Lost-A dark colorad coat between
LaBlanehe and the Gray school house.
Finder please leave at REPUBLIC Office.
What better time to organize that
silver club can be hoped for? A roster
as long as a Dutch mile could be easily
filed.
As Mrs. Hurd has cancelled her con
tract with the school board, an endeaV-
or viii be made to get along with four
teachers.
Attorney Knight is organizing Nc
Kinley clubs, but the alliance grip is
not numbered among the secrets Of the
imitation.
Have a cash buyer for one or two
quarter sections of clear Sherman
county land. Must be very cheap.-M.
Robinson.
School commences Monday and the
young idea viii be taught the funda-
mental principles of shooting along
the lines Of knowledge.
The Colby Tribune is making hay by
running both sound money plates and
supplements. Isn't this rather rubbing
it in on Hanna's slush fund.
Case Broderick will speak at Good
land Saturday. Case used to be an out
and out silYeTite, but if he is not great
| ly belied he has been changed" lately.
J. D, BOtkin, peoples party candi-
| date for t-large, will
speak at Goodland, Friday, September
Is. Make arrangements to be present,
Miss June Hedges died at McFall,
No, August 16, Of consumption. Her
many friends in this city we're painfully
saddened by the intelligence of her
demise.
Sew eral passenger conductors were
laid off last week for smoking while on
duty. This is nearly as great a breach
of the rules as making a run without a
diamond pin.
This week The REPUBLIC puts out a
supplement in which an estimate of
the electoral vote is made, and some
interesting facts in regard to the SSH
yer territory" noted.
Just to relieve the mOnotony of fin
ance, TEE REPUBLIC would like to ask
how it is that a Dutch edition of Bah
cocks anti-silver speech keeps coming
in its mail under the frank of j. G.,
Cannon?
Pr. Lancaster of Presley, this county
and state, was a delegate to the gold
democratic convention at Indianapolis
this week. By drawing the lines close
in this county the ticket may poll-well
one vote.
The First National bank of Beatrice,
Neb, closed its doors Tuesday. This
institution was identical with the Smith
Bros. Loan and Trust company which
did a thriving business in this county
during the boom.
@. B. Jewell writes from San Luis
POtosi, Mex, that the cost of living in
Mexico in Mexican dollars is no greater
than 10 America in American dollars.
The climate he says is fine and is more
than pleased with his new location.
Candidates for the senate are getting
numerous On both sides. In case of re-
publican success there will be Ingalls,.
Burton and Sutton, with several dark
horses; should the pOpUlists succeed in
carrying the coming election, PETER,
Little and Martin will occupy the most
prominent positions for that honor.
Mrs. D. F. Atkinson of Omaha, died
of phthisis Tuesday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Sim
mons with whom she was visiting a few
days. The deceased formerly lived in
Sherman county and was on her way
west in search of health. Her husband
was accompanying her.
The Phillipsburg Dispatch claims to
have discovered that n. B. Mccormick
has Rock Island railroad pass, and is
terribly worked up over it. Little
Johnny believes such useful little arti-
cles the peTqusities of republicans
only. But say, John, what is the num-
Der of Ellis pasteboard?
y Several years ago was taken with a
fsevere attack Of hux. was sick in bed
about ten days and could get nothing
to relieve me until used Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DiarFhoea Remedy
which cured me and has been house
hold remedy with US ever sincd. J. c.
MARROW, DecaturVille, Mo. For sale by
Ennis & Walker.
It has been suggested that some
benevolent society organize a relief
bureau for the benefit of those who
have experienced the seamy side OF
fortune. The citizens of Goodlsnd
annually commit to the ash heap hun
dreds of articles Of clothing that could
be made to do good service by a little
patching and which would be CRATE,
fully welcomed by many. Who will
make the start?
Senator Stewart, in an open letter
replying to Senator Sherman's Colum-
bus speech removes that gentleman's
epidermis with no gentle hand. He
broadly insinuates that the Ohio man
is not only a liar, but g boodler and
traitor as well. He also challenges