The Goodland republic., 1898-01-07

session -
If you want insurance see ThOs. P.
Leonard.
If you want = notary see ThOs. P
Leonard
If you want deed made see ThOs.P.
Leonard
nyOu want to sen a farm see ThOs-
P. Leonard.
you want a money order see ThOs.
P. Leonard
fyOu want to buy farm see ThOs.
P. Leonard -
A revival meeting is on at the Ne.
thodist church.
Mrs. ]. B, Penn wants q. girl for gen
eraI hOusew6Fk-
If you want mortgage made see
Thos. P. Leonard
If you want to buy coal, -four or feed
see Tesgarden & Adams.
Canon City and Lennox coal for sale
by Teagarden & Adams.
1t is said Y. NJ. c. A. viii be organi-
zed in GoOdland SOON
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Niles.
Thursday, a 15-pound son.
Nine bars Of the best soap for .
cents at Dawson Bros. & Co.
Four pounds good dried peaches for
. cents at Dawson Bros. & Co.
Five thousand bushels corn wanted,
cash or trade.-C. NJ. Millisack-
Leave your orders for coal, -four and
feed with Tesgarden & Adams.
The Goodland Social club gave their
semi-monthly dance last night.
A look through our grocery depart
ment viii profit you.-The Wizard.
Eighty acres adjoining townsite for
sale. B. T. Brown
Warrants-We want county, school
and township Observation-Disclosures.
The Knights Pythias held their an
nual banquet at the hall New Years
eve.
The large piano lamp was rafied of
again Wednesday. Laurine Walker
drew the prize.
The Goodland City Bank buys
school, township, city and county war
rants.
The Edward Shields company will be
at the opera house Monday. They
come we'll recommended
We keep the best assorted stock of
groceries to be found in the county.
DAWSON Bros. & Co.
The G. A. r. and the W R. c. will
hold a joint installation of officers at
/ the Memorial hall Saturday night
January 10.
want % clear quarter sections OF
Sherman county land between now and
February !, 1898; cash-must be cheap
IN. Robinson.
Herman Morey, son of NJ. Q. Morey
Of Edison, died Thursday last Of Pneu
monia and was buried Friday in the
Edison cemetery.
The only new officers to be sworn il
next week are A. D. Rummel, who vii
succeed z. D. Adams as county clerk
and George Wilkins who succeeds @
W. Teagarden as commissioner from
the Second district.
NJ. f. Warren of Colorado Spring
was here last week and made arrange
ments to open a branch jewelry storu
in Goodland. His son, A. L. Warren
will have charge Of the store here, anC
1t will probably be located in the build
ing formerly occupied by the Barlo7
bank
The new prescription clerk OF tn
drug firm, Slsgle & Rinehsrt, by tn
name Of Otto Auer, is expected mex
week. He is at present st GoOdlano
and is said to be a very nice yOunl
man as we'll as one of the best pre-
scription men in the stste.-Smitl
Center Journal.
In proportion 70 the size Of the cit
, in which it is printed, the Kansas Cit
3 Star has larger circulation than an
| other American newspaper. Its rC
markable success has been achieve
by its unfaltering adherence to th
s rule Of giving its readers the best tb
the Stars increasing revenues Coul
q furnish and its improved fscilitie
could supply. The Star was the frs
newspaper to give its readers q fu
weeks pspers-six evenings and Sur
day morning-for 10 cents, q thin
that could not be profitable exceT
when done on the big scale on whic
the Star does everything. The Sta
was also the first to establish q week.
Q edition for the trihing price Of . cent
3 year; 10000 regular circulation fc
s the weekly edition demonstrates th
wisdom OF the idea
? A revival meeting has been in pr
:. gress at RuletOn for several week
: Rev. Rodgers in charge Among I'd
2 ineorrigible sinners who resisted th
elOquence Of the preacher and the a
peals Of the brethren and sisters W.