The Goodland republic., 1900-10-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL.


Burro for sale chesp.-B. +. Brown.
Stylish shoes Of all kinds at Mill
sacks
This is a good year to vote the ticket
straight.
Buy your coal of wheatley at sOOtt's
old stand
Everybody is seeing the Wizard
during 1900.
Before taking out life insurance see
ThOs. p. Leonard
For the best 8 work shoes see the
Wizard s offerings.
Every day is bargain day at the Wiz
yards daylight store
Botatoes in sacks 81 cents bushel
this week at DaWsOn's.
Corsets- Gsge-Downs corsets-a full
line now at Millisack's.
H. F. Wheatley keeps all kinds Of
coal at ScOtt's old stand.
Ten dollars buys q dandy, good aud
swell suit at the Wizards.
A good tract of land for sale at sure
bargain.-ThOs. P. Leonard.
J. G. Barnett, Of the Commercial
hotel, is buying broom corn.
Sam johnson shipped q carload of
COWS to Kansas City Sunday.
Fire, life, lightning and tornado in
suranCe.-ThOs. P. Leonard.
The Wizards big business is growing
bigger every day. Why not?
C.E. Swarts shipped two carload Of
hogs to Denver Sunday night.
a good way to make money is to save
it by buying shoes at Millisack's.
LennOx, Canon City and hard coal at
the Scott yard. Il. T. Wheatley.
Before buying women's or children's
wraps see the big line at Millisack'sy
A one-legged bicyclist passed through
GOOdland yesterday on his way east.
Sunday was the prettiest day expert
enced In GOOdland for several weeks.
A big line Of women's and ehildren's
winter Eraps-lOw pTiees-.Millisack's.
Five drawer drop head sewing mach
inc, fully guaranteed, slS.-W. J. Bow
er & Son
"One prOft-from maker to wearer,n
is the Wizards motto Of buying and
selling goods.
If you want q school suit for your
boys look at the big assortment at
MilIisack's store.
PotatOes-car Of potatoes at 81 cents
bushel IN sack lots or mOr5-this week
only.-C. N. Millisack-
Any. one wanting young or old tur-
keys, mostly yOung-fat-leave orders
at The Republic Office.
For winter gloves, mittens, caps and
duck clothing, see the Wizards big as
sortment at low prices.
There are over 500 cases Of typhoid
and related fevers at Cheyenne, WyO.
II amounts to an epidemic.
For sale at a bargain, building and
lot first door south Of Dawson Bros.
Address NJ z. Sharp, Perry, Ok.
The most tiresome remark that shoe
makers as q class are compelled to
listen to is "still pegging away, are
your"
A dance will be held at the opera
house tonight at which time steps
viii be taken to organize a dancing
club.
All goods are alike to Putnam Fade
less Dyes, as they color all fbers at
one boiling. Sold by Arensberg &
Cullen.
Look for Wisconsin potatoes-they
are fine. II. II. Auer i Son and E.
ThOrsOn viii have them here Saturday /
OF Monday.
J. V. Seely lost his horse Sunday
night. The animal appeared all right
the night before but was found dead in
the morning.
". Stephens has purchased Hard
man piano of ]. w. Jenkins Music Co.,
Of Kansas City. The instrument ar
rived yesterday.
A light shower fell Sunday night and
Monday evening quite heavy rain
fell. The rain was badly needed, as
the dust was intolerable.
A statisticien has figured that 493,-
756 only and original trough riders"
have been found in the different states
since Terrible Teddy" began his
grand engagement Of being received IN
every city By several hundred rough
riders"
A 'ss6itch IN time saves nine," and
dose Of Billiards. HOrehound Syrup at
the beginning Of a cold viii save you
many weary hours and even days Of
and harassing cough. Price
25c and 5Oc.-W. Ennis.
J. J. WaFriner, the tailor, has recent
ly received q new ball bearing Singer
sewing machine. AS a product Of
mechanical art it surpasses anything
Of its kind ever brought to Goodland.
The ball bearing parts are q great i'm
prOvement, since this large machine
runs at any rate desired with scarcely
any noise. 1t is on exhibition at Mr..
Warmers tailor shop, and he will be
glad to show his improved ''Singer" to
anybody who desires to see il.
Miss Mabel Keller, Of GOodland, is
on the program for discussion Of the
subject, "What Means Shall Be EN-
plOyed to Excite Greater Interest from
Pupils In School Work" at a teachers
meeting to be held at Cheyenne Wells,
Col, tomorrow.
George Seaman, aged ID years, q
brother OF the Misses Seaman Of this
place, died at the home Of his parents
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