The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-05-24
TOLD IN A LINE.

Next Thursday Is Decoration day.
DR.. Candy has moved into his new
Office on Tenth street.
J. T. Kimmel has full blooded Barred
Plymouth Rock eggs for sale.
B. F. Brown is agent for old reliable
hail insurance companies.
Hail! Hail! insurance. Insure with
b. +. Brown and get your money.
The new century business at the
Wizards is away ahead of that of 1900.
Keg parties have grown in popular
favor since the closing Of the saloons.
GrasshOppers are reported to be
quite numerous IN some sections of the
county.
Organ for Sale-A Tabor organ for
sale cheap on easy terms.-C. NJ. Mil
hsack
The Brick hotel has been re-roofed
with tin this week. John Book done
the work.
For lands for rent, for insurance, for
bargains of all kinds in real estate, see
ThOs. P. Leonard.
The Wizards grocery department is
your savings bank, the continuous
small savings accruing daily.
Cripples soliciting aims are becOm-
ing quite numerous. No less than four
were in town the past week.
If you want to buy a good residence
property for yOnr own comfort or as an
investment see DR.. Thomas.
1t is the persistent advertiser who
keeps his goods before the eyes Of the
peoples the one that succeeds.
The local @. A. r. erected a fine
monument to "the unknown dead" in
the GOOdland cemetery this week.
Four movers from Banner county,
Neb-, passed through GOOdland We'd
nesday on the way to Oklahoma
Mems and boys clothing department
should have your attention now. Mems
suits, 81 up; boys suits, s. up; at Mil
hsack's.
Water Commissioner z. l. Blodgett
is after the delinquents. The water
will be shut off unless the rent is paid
promptly hereafter.
Good printing costs a little more
than poor printing B1t it Is not so
dear in the end. See Us for the good
kind.-THE REPUBLIC PRNTERT.
For Sale-One gray mare, six years
old, suitable for a driver or saddler,
and one horse colt, one year old. Both
animals are In good flesh and sound.
F. II. Stewart.
The sewer pond is the fayorite duck
hunting ground for Goodland nimrOds
now. Lew Brinker and 9. Z. Biddi-
son bagged . the other day. Biddi-
son says that are all sorts of ducks on
the pond.
The Mckinley tanning Loan & Trust
company paid S1,56304 In taxes on
lands held by the company 10 this
county. The money was paid into the
county treasury Wednesday.
Silas Drury, of Cheyenne county,
was in GOOdland yesterday. Mr.. DrUry
has a claim of 800 against the Siegel-
Sanders company and fled il with At
torney Murphy for collection.
Fred Cole was fined 81 and costs be-
fore Police Judge Leonard Wednesday.
He was charged with disturbance. The
act was supposed TO have been com
mitted on January u last
About one-third OF the Dominion Of
Canada is unexplored and practically
unknown, which shows that she still
has room to accommodate q gOOdly
number Of cashiers who may get too
wealthy to live In the states.
John Riggs, George Bradley and the
Cullins boys were down at the stock
pens Wednesday afternoon and did q
little bronchO busting. Riggs had two
frisky fOul-year- Olds in the pen and
gave the nags a few useful lessons as to
ropes, halters, saddles, etc.
Oscar Puscb, son Of q we'll known
cigar merchant OF Marysville, Kan, has
been sued for $4,000 for bresch Of
promise. The plaintiff is Louise n.
Knight, Of Hebron, Neb. She asserts.
that the pledge was made last October
and that Il was declared OF By the de-
fendant Nay 9 OF this year Mr.. Pusch
IS one Of the travelling statesmen for the
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