The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-01-18

4 le ar-1ot4-tseutlet1 century.
See the Wizard throughout 1901
We sell-lands--Tbos- P. Lsecnard.
We make sbstracts.-T. ?. Leonard.
We write fnsurance-T. ?. Leonard.
We write mortgages-T. P. Leonard.
We write deeds.-Thos. p. Leonard.
Keg beer is now on draught in Good
land.
Buy your coal of Wheatlsy at SCOTS
old stand.
The new century is starting OF right
at the Wizards.
Everything is to moEe lively during
1901 at the Wizards.
Buy -four at MiIlissck's-th best at
the lowest prices.
Corsets-G age-Downs corsets-R- full
line now at Millisaek's.
II. F. Wheatley keeps all kinds OF
coal at SCOTS old stand.
The GOodland City Bank has 3 new
ad In this paper. Read it.
J. F. Kimmel has hay, straw and fine
thoroughbred boar to sell.
Lennox, Canon City and hard coal at
the Scott yard. ii. T. Wheatley.
School and county warrants wanted
4
&c to PENIS when you want sweet.
fresh, home cured hams and bacon.
It is said that case Of smallpox has
been discovered at Sharon Springs.
The cheapest residence property in
the city for sale by ThOs. P. Leonard.
Wanted-1O,OOO bushels barley; viii
pay cash market price. II. T. Wheatley.
GoodIaRd City Bank pays face for
county, city, school and township war
rants.
The physicians report much sickness.
There is but few families without q
patient.
Ladies' jackets and capes, mems
OvercOats, at greatly reduced prices at
MIllisaCk's.
J. B. Penn has the best home cured
hams and bacon in the market. Try
them and see.
The wind was keyed up to a 40-mile
an hour gate Tuesday and the dust
filled the air.
For wiLter gloves, mittens, caps and
luck clothing, see the Wizards big as
SOrtment at Tow prices.
Swarts' hOme-cured hams and bacon
now on sale at the "Star Market"
nothing finer. Try them.
a party of young men from Furness
county, Neb., passed through town
Wednesday bound for Colorado.
For sale at a bargain. building and
lot first door south of Dawson Bros.
Address NJ. z. Sharp, Perry, Ok.
For Sale-The home of z. J. Denney,
At a reasonable price, and terms 60 suit
the purhaser. Inquire Of owner.
Durham, the photographer, will give
= 4 L. q.
dozen cabinets, January . and 20.
No services we're held at the MethO-
list church Sunday owing to the ill
ness of the pastor, Rev. Woodward.
You can dispose of your county,
chOOl and city warrants to best ad-
vantage for cash or trade at Millisack's.
That $4,000 clearance sale is still on
at Millisack's. Many lines Of goods
'ulied out and worked down to close
nut.
Don't forget 20 contract ice early in
he season with J. B. Penn, as be is the
man that has ice all the season
through.
Every department is getting a touch
ing up and cleaning out of surplus
took. You can save good money on
some lines of gOOds.--C. Nj. Millisack.
Another car load Of that good -four
At Millisack's We are making the
lowest prices in town. Guarantee
very sack to please and, that there is
none better.
The fragile babe and the growing
child are strengthened by Whites
Cream Vsrmifugs It destroys worms,
gets digestion at work. aud so FebUilds
the body. Price 25c.-W. Ennis.
Our $4,000 clearance does not mean.
that all goods are to be sold at reduced
prices, but that surplus stocks must
move out even at a sacrifce.-C. al.
Millisack.
whatsoever has suffered from piles
knows how painful and troublesome
hey are. Tabler's Buckeye Pile ONT
ment is guaranteed TO cure piles. Price
SOC in bottles; tubes, 75c.-W. Ennis
The city council at the last meeting
appointed IN. Jewell as assessor TO
succeed J. ". Klsuer, who resigned.
Mayor Smith appointed Nose Metheny
Bat the council would not confirm the
appointment. jewell was the cOmprO-
mise candidate.
The properties of Billiards. Snow
LinimeDt possess a range of usefulness
greater than any other remedy. A day
seldom passes IN every household, IS
peciaIly where there are children, that
It Is not needed. Price 20c and Soc
". Ennis.
sThe Man Of Mystery" which sp-
peared at the opera house last .FFidaY
night seemed to please the audience.
The author Of the piece was probably
a close reader Of aDiemODd Dick g
Popular Library" as there is enough
of that particular brand Of tragedy IL
the niece to please the .deYotees Of that
class Of literature. However, the comp
any that presents the play are good,
and they handle the piece in-a clever
manner
Many a bright and happy household
has been thrown into sadness and scr
- k-z.a.r-eo- Of eF7o death Of q loved one