The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-06-07
TOLD IN a LINE.

can't ill demands.
/ Samuel Csvendsr organized and
/ taught the first Kansas Sunday school
/ IN Auburn IN 1884.
A large party of young people from
GOOdland spent Sunday on the Smoky.
Wsding and fishing were the chief
amusements.
While not indorsing Mrs. Nation,
nearly every resubmissionist in Kansas
| feels that Tully Scott was justified In
! his Ratchet crusade.
By a recent law passed in Leaven-
worth county inmates of the soldiers
home viii hereafter be permitted to
vote in state elections.
"Jugwump'' is a new one in Kansas
yernacular, and Is defined as a man
who publicly favOrs prohibition, while
privately patrOnizing demijOhns.
There were more dogs in town Sun
day night than Goodland ever boasted
of at one time. Gentry's dog and pony
show went through enroUte for Den
yer. The dogs were unloaded and fed
/ here during a Commute stop
Gov. Stanley expects to occupy the
executive mansion about the second
week in June. Acting on Mrs. Stan
| ley's suggestion they will take none Of
| their own furniture, and when they
leave viii take nothing.
The Topeka Capital in Sundays is
| sue had special reports from CORE
| spOnden Is in every wheat raising coun-
ty in the state. These reports show, in
nearly every instance, that immediate
rain is needed to save the crop.
$50 to the ant, thou sluggardr'
quoted the ambitious one. 81 don't
/ have to-" replied the man who had
been lying on the ground, as he jump
| ed up and began reaching for things
down his back; ''the ant has come to
me Chicago Post.
"Why is it." asked the girl who tries
/ to be funny, why is it that they always
/ say that a young man pines for q
woman? Why couldn't they just as
we'll say be oaks for her, for instanceS'
Because" growled the old bachelor,
because pine is about the sOftest wood
| there is."-N. Y. World.
"Many good men got their start in
| life carrying papers," says the Atchi-
son Champion. Commenting on this
! the Minneapolis Messenger says that
| Moses carried the TABLES of Stone, -
an official publication entered at the
| pOstOffice according to an act of Pro-
violence.
Don't boast of your ancestors, says
an exchange, they always speak for
themselves and their voices are never
silent as long as they have a descend
ant on earth. 1t is the man who is
not just satisfied with his forefathers
who is continually telling of their
greatness.
A Kansas minister preached a ser
mon in which he said that the idea Of
hell fire is all mistake. The next day
hn Of \
that if there was no hell they had no
further use for him, and thereupon
stopped his salary. He knows now
that there is one kind of fire.
Newt Hall has taken some of the
Siegel-Sanders cattle that are now on
the Berry ranch in Rawlins county,
aud viii bring them up to his ranch.
He has a contract with Glover to run
the cattle and he and John Knight left
Saturday to bring them here.
1. COnnor, living near Atwood, was
in GOOdland Tuesday. He was &C
cOmpanied by his brother-in-law, A. J.
ChesmOre, who secured employment
on the railroad at this place. Mr..
ConnOr has some land in Grant town
ship, north of KanOrado, and thinks of
moving from Rawlins county TO his
place here.
-1AAdA OOO4GN ulcu al JONI luCOdu-
els place in LlanOs township Thurs
day morning Of pneumonia. He was
brOther-in-law to John Mcdaniel, and
recently came to this county from
Chase county, Kan He was 81 years
Of age and unmarried. Some Of his
relatives live in Chase county, but his
father and mother reside in Lane
county, this state. He, was sick only
eight days.
E. Thorson's little gray delivery
horse stepped upon a piece Of slivered
board Wednesday afternoon which
few up and struck the pony in the
groin, seveTing the femOral artery, and
the horse bled to death before anything
could be done TO stop the flow Of blood.
The accident occurred near the resid-
ence Of h. y. Schel, where the wagon
had stopped TO deliver goods.
Grasshoppers are reported in all
parts Of the county. Some people have
tried successfully the poisoning of the
pests and the following is a mixture
that has been used. Take one pound
OF <paris green and 100 pounds Of bran
and make a thick mush, mixing the
paris green in thoroughly. Distribute
this mash in very light rows around
and at intervals Of a few rods through
the field, and the grasshOppers viii do
the rest.
At the state Sunday school conven-
ton at Topeka, Mrs. Carrie Nation,
who had been refused the privilege Of
making a speech, climbed upon a seat
ia the rear Of the church and began to
talk, just when the Rev. B. II. Gregg
started to deliver the benediction.
This is what the audience heard: SMay
the love Of GOd-Stanley is q hypo-
70 Of III - =
cent women-peace, comfort and bles-
sing-enemy Of temperance-DOW and
forever corrupt as Wichits-Amen."
vel on the southwest "a 6 80 Tuesday.
breaking loose from his attachment TO
the mate The we'll had haan filed mn