The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-02-18

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Fine IinsOf groceries, HOdgkinson's
Buy your groceries at HOdgkiusOn's
Take your butter and eggs to HOdg-
kinson's.
Groceries, fresh and new, at the
Golden Rule.
Yesterday was pay day for the rail
road employees
Attend the entertainment at the G.
A. R hall tomorrow night.
Look carefully through the grocery
department at HodRkinsOn's-
One hundred farms to rent.
T.P. LEONARD.
A look through our grocery depart
ment VIII profit you.-The Wizard
Call at my Office and see my list Of
lands for rent. T.P. LEONARD
AZ. Keith and G. ". Teagarden will
have a sale Of household goods on the
streets Saturday.
The old Keystone implement build
was purchased by q. F. Wheatley.
The water commissioner and city
marshal we're after the delinquents in
water rent Tuesday and made them
come in
A petition is being circulated by the
stOckmen for signers praying the coun-
ty commissioners to abolish the present
herd law.
The Goodland City bank will pay you
the cash for school, township, city and
county warrants. Drafts and checks
cashed without exchange.
State Senator ". A. Mosher Of Con
cordia died in California this week.
Mr.. Mosher was the father-in-law Of F.
V. King, recently Of this city.
The republican congressional com
mittee will meet at Colby March 10 to
arrange the date and place for the
Sixth district congressional conven-
ton.
The best terms for county, school,
township and other warrants IN cash
or trade. Approved checks and drafts
cashed. c. NJ. MLLIsACK-
George Maxwell, formerly a Good
land boy, plays the cornet in the Koch
elski's orchestra of Colorado Springs,
which furnished the music for the fire.
mems ball Everyone was glad to see
George.
If you feel yourself in need Of spec
tacles call at Corners drug and jeweIry
store and have your eyes tested and
glasses made to at. We guarantee en-
tire satisfaction. We test your eyes
and are here every day in the week.
The Goodland Gun club are making
preparations for the big shoot to be
held February p. They have secured
500 live pigeons for the event. Fifty
dollars will be hung up for first money,
and several outside sportsmen have
been invited.
The ladies Of st. PauI's Episcopal
Guild viii give a grsphOphOne enter
tainment and oyster supper at the g.
A. R hall tomorrow Saturday even
ing. The admission will be Is cents
for adults and 10 cents for children.
The price for supper viii be . cents.
Baker Auer Of GOodland sent Billy
Tooker a loaf Of bread last Sunday
with the request that it be used on the
family table and to pass Judgment upon
the same. Mr.. Tooker after ssmpling
the bread pronounced Mr.. Auer an ex-
pert when it comes to making fancy
article in the bread line.-PhiIlipsbur
Dispatch.
Mrs. William Walker was presented
With fne gold pin Saturday by the
". R. G. The present is Of solid gold
and is an emblem Of the order. Mrs.
Walker was formerly an officer Of the
corps, and the present was a surprise
to her, but the event shows that she is
q very popular member Of the Women's
Relief Corps.
ED. Adams left Sunday night for
EldOra, Colo, where he will engage in
business. For two terms Mr.. Adams
was county clerk Of this county and
made q record that any man may well
be proud Of. He gave the best Of sat
isfsction to all, irrespective Of party,
in this important Office, and, leaving
has the esteem and high appreciation
OF ali who have had the pleasure Of his
acquaintance.
A Curious Clock.
A great many people have had their