The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-05-27
LOCAL AND GESERAL-

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Fine linens for sale at Newsstand.
Old papers for sale al. Newsstand
Coleman viii exchange hourfor wheat
A new line Of fine candies at the
Newsstand.
All kinds Of fine war badges at the
Newsstand.
Big stock of crOckery and queens
ware at the Wizards.
J.B. Penn marketed carload Of hogs
at Denver last week
An unsurpassed line Of summer wash
goods at the Wizards
The school teachers will be with Us
next week to remain four weeks
Try Corners Liquid Chicken Lice
ExterminstOr. HSnre Shot"
Three hundred parasols and umbrel-
las to select from at the Wizards.
If you want to sell your land write to
ThOs. P. Leonard, GOodland, Kan.
A travelling sissors grinder and a
timer were soliciting business in town
Tuesday.
Try Swarts steer beef, corn fed, at
the old price regardless Of the advance
in price IF cattle.
The carpenters, painters, and paper
hangers have more work than they are
able to do in Goodland. Everybody is
Sticking up.
Presley L Lancaster is publishing a
newspaper besides running a store at
Amoret, Mo. The name Of the paper
is AmOret News.
Don't forget that all daily papers
from the west come to the Newsstand
at 2:3O p. m, Sunday included. Kansas
City Star 7:3O an.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
gave a supper in the Reynolds build
ing Wednesday to raise money to help
defrsy church expenses.
The county graduation exercises will
be held at Edison tonight friday.
Several young people from Goodlsnd
will attend the exercises.
A Iong-haired street fakir was in
town this week, but the high license Of
the city regulating such cattle, he was
prevented from operations.
William Ennis has purchased the
Dark Horse building, opposite post
Office and will moye it to his building
where it will be used as a warehouse.
Religious people Of Colby are oircu-
lating a petition in that town praying
the authorities Of the Omaha trans
Mississippi exposition to close on Sun
days.
Considerable complaint is being made
Of a certain nuisance, caused by the
throwing out Of slop waters on the sur
face of the ground in the center of
town.
Don't forget that Swarts is selling
salt pork and lard at the following
low prices, regardless Of the advance
in wholesale prices: Salt pork cents,
land Z cents.
A rumor was ahoat this week to the
effect that E. J. Scott, the incoming
postmaster, would move the postofice
into his building on east side Of the
Boulevard.
There will be services held in the
Episcopal mission room Sunday NOR
ming and evening. Also this evening
friday Rev. Albert Watkins will
conduct the services
The Sherman County Hail Insurance
company proposes to do business again
this season. This is a home company
and reliable and farmers should get
their crops insured and rest easy.
Billiards. Snow Liniment. There is
no pain it will not relieve, no swelling
it will not subdue, no wound it will not
heal, it Will cure frost bites, chilblains
and corns, Csc and SOC. William Ennis.
It is reported that the deputy col
lector Of internal revenue, who was
here this week, caught one Of the liquor
dealers without a license, it having
expired. The dealer was let off with q
small fine.
@. NJ. Millisack has his new extern
sion to his store nearly done. 1t only
remains to be plastered on the sides as
it has an iron ceiling. The old ware
room has been white coated and shelly
ing viii be put in soon.
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment gives
instant relief. 1t allsys inflammation and
heals. 1t is prompt IN its action and
positive in its effect. It is the kind that
cures without pain or discomfort. 1t is
for piles, SOC, t1bes T5c. William Ennis.
Sunday was the finest day Of the
year. The population was out enjoying
the beautiful sunshine on bikes and in
carriages. The depot was one Of the
main points Of the pedestrians, to see
the fast trains and secure the Denver
and Omaha papers.
Sherman EncampmentI o. O.F.No.
1O4, met in their hall Friday evening
and eIeeted the folIozinO Officers for