The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-03-15
TOLD IN ALINE.

i SpSclal values IN mems work shoes
for 3 at Millisack's.
Durham, the photographer, viii be
/ March - and ..
The March lion isn't giving the
lamb much of q show.
st. Patrick's day, tle day of the
wearing Of the green" comes Sun
day.
Goodland is threatened with an
other torture A home talent "show"
Is one of the coming events.
/ A leading Cincinnati minister recent
/ " prayed for those in his congregation
who were too proud to kneel and too
/ lazy TO stand
Il. n. Schen has put up a windmill
IN the rear Of his livery barn. He will
attach the windmill to a feed-grInd-
ing machine.
We pay $50 a week and expenses to
men with rigs to introduce Poultry
mpound.-Internati Mfg. Co.,
Pars ons, Kan
J. W. Knouse, living on the Hunter
place about ID miles south Of Good
land, is building a creamery and will
have the same In running order 500 q.
Two prominent citizins have refus-
ed point blank to let their names 20
before the people as candidates for the
high honor of mayor of the city Of
| GOodland.
The Denver News says that. either
Teddy Roosevelt is the greatest hunt
er since NImrOd, or the guide who told
about the hunt IS the biggest liar
since Ananias.
The son of John d. Rockefeller, the
multi millionaire, in giving advise to
=
The way to succeed Is to have a father
worth a million and then stick to him.
The fine bar fixtures over which
| GOOdland's thirsty ones used to take
the matutinal cocktail have been ship
ped out OF the city, aud the old-time
pocket flask has come into its own
again.
"Seed time and harvest shall never
| fall" says the good book A good
many Sherman county farmers appar-
emily put faith in this promise as they
are busy putting in wheat and other
small grain.
Mrs. Nation, though in durance vile,
is still at the good work. She demOl-
ished the stove in her apartments in
the Shawnee county Jail the first Of
the week Even the stove pipes con-
tain joints in Topeka.
A union temperance meeting was
held at the Christian church Sunday
evening. The meeting was addressed
by Rev. Woodward and Rev. ]. Ed
Stevens. The subjects discussed were
temperance, gambling and city politics.
The skimming station on the Joe
McAdams place, in the northeast part
of the county, started up last week.
A Mr.. Baker, who lives in that vici-
connection with the skimmery.
The latest fad among the blushing
damsels of Atwood, says the Patriot,
Is handsome silk garter with a pic
ture of their STEADY" incased in a
dainty setting. The maid who wears
the one In a gold setting as yet is the
envy of the whole town.
Kansas introduces nearly all of the
melOdramatic effects on the stage of
life. When the play begins to drag
and people complain that there is
nothing IN the papers, Kansas always
sneaks down the center Of the stage
and lets off a few sky rockets.
Emerson says: "We must be as cour-
teOus TO man as to a picture, which
we are willing to give the advantage of
a good light" How few Of Us would
sit in judgement upon our fellow man
could we see the cause as well as the
effect. To put ourselves IN his place we
must fully enter into his environment
and even into his heart, which we can
not do, hence TO 'judge not at all" is
safest and kindest.
A catastrophe was averted at the
HOXie court house last week by the
prompt action Of Judge Smith a
murder trial filled the courtroom and
heavy sag was noticed in the floor
The judge was quietly informed and he
ordered those standing in the aisles to
pass out and later those that occupied
seats. All passed out of. the building
and many never knew at the time what
danger they were in. A petition had
been taken from underneath the floor
and it could not withstand the heavy
load.
George Bradley returned from Enid,
Ok, Sunday morning He reports
everything booming In that country,
and he was able TO dispose Of a carload
of horses at a good figure. He met
Tom Rush, formerly Of GOOdland, who
] IS IN the dental business IN Enid. He
stopped off at Caldwell on his way
home and stayed over night with c. F.
/ Weber. Mr.. Weber is doing a large
grain business and his elevator has all
the grain it can possibly handle. Mr..
Bradley will take another carload Of
horses to Oklahoma SOON
DR.. Joseph Lutz, dentist Of Smith
| Center, and Miss Belle Reed, daughter
OF Judge Il h Reed, were engaged to
/ be married and the wedding day was
/ fixed. Last week both were taken
down with the smallpox. They deeid-
ed TO get married at once and be quar-
antined together, so the invitations
were cancelled, and a clergyman per
| formed the ceremony by shouting TO
| the couple through a megaphOne from
the street The local papers announce
! that DR.. aud Mrs Lutz viii be at home
/ to their friends when the official fumi-
gator shall have done his work.
In a late issue Of the Georgetown
lfCOll Courier contains more than q
/ column Write-up Of the Red Oak Min
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