The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1905-06-09

Of Roberts, Richardson, Byrpe & Co.,
and has organized the Southwest
Smelling and Refining company, as
president Their mining operations
are near JaTilla, New Mexico. We
have every variety Of good faith in
Georges business ability in which he
has so far shown bright and made
good. Having faith in him, we must
extend to his new venture the same
credit We trust he will become a
Naturalization Champion.
Albert Reed sold his farm, con-
sisting Of One-half section a mile and
a half northwest Of GOOdland for S12
per acre The purchaser was Mr.
Baughman Of Selden, Kan, and the
deal was made Wednesday. The place
lis vel improved, and is a desirable
property. Mr.. Baughfan will move
on the place next March, and takes
possession at once.
Isaac Kemp Of Shelby county, Ill,
arrived in GOOdland Monday morning.
De IS brother Of Simon Kemp Of
Grant township, and has a farm in
Cheyenne county which he Will Op-
crate as soon as the lease to another
party expires. Mr.. Kemp, who is ac-
cOmpanied by his wife, will go from
here to Grand Junction, Colo, for a
visit with relatives there
The WOman's Christian Temper
ance Union viii meet at the COngre-
gauOnal church the second and fourth
Wednesdays Of each month. A moth
neSdays June Il, at 2:3O D m
programme is being prepared. All
ladies are invited to be present The
. union mas sent for circulating lib
rary- Come one and all
W. A. Marshall Of Kansas CITY. a
brother OF the late s. A MARSHALL ar
rived in GOOdland Friday evening.
On account Of the train being DELAYED
ne did not arrive in time for the fun
eral Of his brother. The family. ne
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younger brother is still living on the
OLD homestead One brother is SUD-
erintendent OF the Niagara Falls FL
ectriC plant Mr.. Marshall is with
the international Harvester company.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Smith Of Grant
/ township returned from Sedan, Kan,
saturday morning, where they spent
/ Two weeks with their son, and a bro
ther and sister Of Mr.. Smith. Mr.
Smith was asked his opinion about
tnaL country He smiled mOdestly,
as he said that he would rather live
IN sherman county than in southeast
ern Kansas in the oil country. They
nave nad an excess Of rain down
there he said, and crops are back
ward They are about ready TO har-
vest the wheat now. 1t is puny stuff
much Of 1t being not as high as a
man s knee Many fields looked to
me as though they were full of red
rust, but did not take the time to
examine them"
The lecture on socialism was well
attended Wednesday night The
audience was most respectful. and
composed Of attentive listeners. They
wanted more Of it Well, alright,
friends, We will give you another
dose at the opera house Saturday
evening at $50 O'Clock and SUNDAY
afternoon at 3 o'clock Tell all your
friends they are welcome, and II they
rail TO GET a start in the study of So
cialiSm now. that on some bright
morning after election they will
awaken to a new order Of things
/ Better awaken nOwi The PRINCIPLES
/ OF socialism are universal, applicable
I 10 every nation The reign Of social
/ ism IS coming as sure as you live, not
I only IN the United States, but in ev-
I ery nation It is complete revolu-
I ton OF the present order Of things.
! its spirit can only be carried out BY
doing unto others as you would that
others should do unto YOU. '-Secre-
{ tary GOOdland Local