The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-08-23

me Ile1l facts AT last
Which might have been much fodder.
what shall 7 do next fan for feedT'
Plead this poor plighted ploddsr.
Winds EitheE ND what stock win reed.
/ For the blows almost killed fodder
Fred Badger.
A light shower fell Saturday after
noon
B. ". Jacobs is improving his resi-
dence property.
The roof on the Jerry Coffin restau-
rant building is being reshingled-
The city school viii commence one
week from Mondays September ,
Q. Z. SEaFts shipped carload Of fat
hogs to the Denver market Tuesday.
Tom Oden and family returned last
week from an outing in the mountains.
II. F. Whately has moved into his
residence back OF his coal and feed
store
DR.. ". II. Farrow has been confined
I 70 his home sick for several days this
week.
A dance was held at the opera house
Tuesday night. The attendance was
very poor.
Several good attractions are being
/ booked for the GOOdland opera house
I the coming season
Al Kunz is attending the patrons of.
the SWRrts meat market during the
absence Of Mr.. SWarts.
Harry Fike, Of Colby, son Of James
n Elke, railroad commissioner, was q
GoOdland visitor Monday.
". H Stone shipped a carload Of
COWS from GOOdland to the st. Joseph
market Wednesday morning.
The new Santa Fe machine shop at
/ Topeka which is being staked out, is to
be So feet long and 154 feet wide.
A lady solicitor for the St. Joseph
News was looking after subscriptions
for that paper in GOOdland Saturday.
Joe Cullins has opened a barber
shop In the Fledelius building recent
ly vacated by the Hargraves bicycle
shop.
A good many Goodlandites attended
the bali game at Ruleton Wednesday
between the RuletOn and st. Francis
teams.
Painter J. H. Harvey is laying of on
account Of a fall from the running
board Of an engine which is being over
hauled in the shops.
Mrs. ]. III. Irwin, OF Union Star. No.
q sister Of Mrs. J. N. Waters, Of this
city, returned TO her home Monday
after visit with Mrs. Waters for 8
compile Of weeks
Warning 70 girls: A Garden City
miss jsrked her head so suddenly when
a young man tried to kiss her that her
neck was broken
A gasoline famine is being expert
enced in GOOdland. Not a store in
town has any for sale. The shortage
7 : dine m nnIaU N Ehfw~nnnFa
Don't grieve over lost opportunities.
Make new ones. Instead Of regret for
what you have missed lay hold OF an
ticipatiOns Of what you may gain.
Mrs. VIM. Walker. Jr-, department
president Of the WOmsn's Relief Corps.
has returned from Topeka, where she
has been on business connected with
her position.
J. L. Henry's variety show viii give
an entertainment at the opera house
tonight, consisting Of cODiurer's per
fOrmances, songs and animated scenes.
Admission, > and - cents.
Charles KoOntz brought in wheat
Wednesday for Ed KOOntz- III. F.
Wheatley bought the wheat Il tested
- aud yielded about ten bushels to the
acre; 40 acres turned out 30 bushels.
Among the testimonials sent out By
Topeka medicine company Is the fol
lowing from a Colby woman: aHsvinR
suffered for u years with a fatal dis
ease, I am happy to say that am now
entirely cured"
A Colorado editor has been CON- |
PEELED to apologize TO Miss TampicO |
PrudeD, because his proof reader per
mitted Il 70 60 In as Tapioca PuddIn. /
An editor never knows, eXclaims the /
Chicago Record Herald, where trouble /
is going 70 rise next
Wills BlOdgett, who sold his barber /
shop recently TO Walter Warmer, left 4
Tuesday for Eldora, Col, where be viii 4
remain some time and look after bis /
mining interests He may engage in 1
the barber business again when be \
finds suitable location.
With this issue TIE REPuBLHC enters \
upon its sixteenth year OF existence. /
The paper has printed the obituaries I
Of half a dozen Of its competitors, and i
has been under the present manage /
ment for the past y years.
An officer Of q fratsruaI accident /
society illustrates the prompt methods /
Of bis society By the folloEing state 1
meut. @One Of our members lately I
fell from the roof Of q i've story build I
ing and q check for the amount OF his 1
certificate was handed him from the 4
second story EindoE on his way down" i
The pay car arrived last Friday even
ing abOut six O'Clock. Owing 70 the /
bank having closed for the day and /
the merchants not expecting the car
to arrive until later, and not being sup 4
piled with money, not many checks 4
we're cashed until Saturday. Several 4
s200 checks we're drawn By passenger /
engineer
Thoroughly characteristic Of the town
when the band puts on the soft pedal
and the music Is trsmulous and Low,
they liken ii 70 PetticOst Lane, and
Whsn the band breaks loose with q