The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-10-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL.


For harvest gloves see Rillissck.
Stylish shoes OF al kinds ct Mill
sacks
a Jersey COW and calf for sals-W.
/ =. Conner
Buy your coal of whsatIsy at SCOTS
old stand
Two dollars buy an Al work shoe ct
/ Millisaokis.
Everybody is seeing the Wizard
/ during 1900.
/ Before taking out life insurance see
! ThOs- P Leonard
! For the best 3 work shoes see the
! Wizard s offerings.
Every day is bargain day at the Wiz
Yards daylight store.
A new line Of mems fancy dress shirts
I just in at the Wizards.
The surprises at the Wizards are low
I prices, not high prices.
H F. Wheatley keeps all kinds Of
coal at SCOTS old stand.
Ten dollars buys a dandy, good aud
swell suit at the Wizards.
Jerry Coffin has opened up a restau-
raut in the pOstOfhce block
A good tract Of land for sale at sure
/ bargain.-Thos. P. Leonard.
The Wizards double SADIE" for chop
/ ping prices is at the store.
Fire, life, lightning and tornado in
surance.-ThOs- p. Leonard.
The Wizards big business is growing
/ bigger every day. Why not?
A good way to make money is to save
it by buying shoes at Miilisack's.
Lennox, Canon City and hard coal at
the Scott yard. Il. T. Wheatley.
The beer wagon still continues to be
one of GOodland's busiest vehicles.
For sale or trade-HOuse moving out
ftlin good cOnditiOn.-C. NJ. VsnhOOk.
Five drawer drop head sewing mach
inc, fully guaranteed, Sl8.-W. J. Bow
/ er & Son.
City water rent is due for the quarter
commencing October 1 and ending
/ December 81
Zone proft-from maker to wesreF,"
is the Wizards motto of buying and
selling goods.
If you want q school suit for your
boys look at the big assortment at
NiIlisack's store.
The county commissioners are in
session this week. Proceeding viii be
published next week.
Putnam Fadeless Dyes are fast TO
sunlight, washing and rubbing. Sold
by Arensberg q Cullen.
Fully . different lines and patterns
of mems stylish suits, your choice at
SO per suit at Millisack.
Next Wednesday is the day the
WOOdmen are to have their lOgrOlling
and barbecue in GOOdland.
Street Commissioner W. G. Johnston
Was repairing the sidewalk where
Smoky Row smoked last week.
A party Of young people went TO the
Smoky Sunday for an outing. The
conveyance was q WaROnette.
J. B. Penn shipped a carload Of hogs
to the Denver market Monday night
He accompanied the shipment.
For sale at a bargain, building and
lot first door south OF Dawson Bros.
Address NJ E. Sharp, Perry, Ok.
Seven farmers from Sherman county
were exchanging wheat for -four at the
mill Tuesday.-COlby Free Press.
Many people, both in town and cOun-
ty, have the Oklahoma fever. A num-
Der have gone there already with view
of locating.
Chef Marsh drove out 60 head OF
yearling steers Monday. He picked
them up in the southwestern part Of
the county.
The monthly fines Of the saloons Of
the late SmOEy Row we're paid into
/ police court yesterday. The amount
I collected was SO.
c. n. Millisaek is advertising his
/ GOodland and Burlington stores in the
I st. Francis, Sharon Springs and Bur
/ lingtOn local papers.
Tue October meeting OF the Sher-
man County Teachers association will
I be held IN the GOOdIand school build
I ing Saturday afternoon.
Swan Nelson's horse and cattle sale
I took place at his ranch last Thursday.
/ Tue stock brought very good prices.
The total amount came TO 1900.
For workingmen's clothes, Overalls,
/ jumpers, shirts, pants, glOVesand shoes,
I for farmers and railroad work, look at
7 MillIsack's extensive lines.
The dry weather, which has taken all
/ of the moisture out Of the grass in this
section, is believed to be responsible
/ for the mouth disease which prevails
/ among the cattle.
I Grant Hayes, a Wallace county
ranchman, delivered 263 head Of two
7 year old steers at the stock yards Sat
urday. They we're sold to III. W. Coop
! CT, OF Scaudis, Kan.
A "scitch in time saves nine" and .
| dose OF Billiards. HorehOund Syrup sc
Y the beginning Of q cold viii save you
mauy weary hours and even days Of
/ distressing and harsssing cough. Price
! 25c aud 5Oc.-W. Ennis.
Some dealers have q weakness for
dealing in crippled and lump jsWed
/ Cattle because they are cheap, you
7 know. The temptation was great, but
excuse nee =. SRarts.
/ Corn-buskers' sprsined wrists, bar
bed-wire cuts, burns, bruises, severe
/ decorations and external injuries Of any