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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17
A STAG PARTY.
one Held at Home OF Ed Elder Last
Tuesday Night

OaAE ELGAu ElOLLLI OF FL LllLLeE AnlSE
Tuesday Night
Any one OF the sixteen fellows that
attended the stag party at the home OF
Ed Elder on South Main street Tues
day night and Wednesday morning
VIII tell you, il he thinks you are en-
titled to the information, that Il was
ne plus ultra nothing beyond, or
the uttermost point OF sociability- As
town. they drank nothing but water,
INDUCED only in plain living and high
thinking, and permitted only such
games as authors and dominOes.
Elder is a married man and 50 were
several others at the party. A few
young bucks were let in on promise
TO behave as good as married men do.
Mrs. Elder is visiting in Philipsburg,
and he graciOusly gave the boys per
mission to use his comfortable home
for the social occasion Walter Smith
performed the work Of personally in
Titing the crowd, and acted as treas
urer in taking up the collection TO pay
for Tom MOOre's, dried beef and Waif-
ers- The water rate Is so low IN Good
land that no expense was attached TO
that, as II VIII only show q very lit
tie increase in the Elder water meter
when the collector comes around
Those present were.
p. 7. Paxton. c. J. Shimeall, Dr. ".
H Chaplin, william Walker, Mr.. Mat
theWs Of Kansas City, @. L Calvert,
Dr. Shaw. George HarmOnsOn, Clark
Moore, w A. Smith, Floyd Bower, II.
E Elder, William Shumate, H n
HestOn, H. ". Stewart, Mr.. McTag-
CART, Dick Auer.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17
Is AUTOMOBILES IN eOODLAHD
REPRESENT AN EXPENDITURE
or FULLY $40, goo.
DOdging Them in the Streets Has Be
come One OF Our Modern
Necessities.

One Of the characteristics Of
q big city IS the multiplicity Of auto
mobiles The converse is equally
true that where you ind that these
devil wagons abound, IL is prfma
1acie evidence OF a big city. Good
land abOunds In automobiles; there
fore GOOdland is a big city. HOW's
that for a leap forward BY logic into
metropolitan ciassI
anyhow, we're so big for so many
miles around that other towns look
small IN comparison, and the neces-
sity Of dOdging automobiles in our
streets adds to the idea Of immensely.
" st think OF IL, gentle reader there
are fifteen automobiles in this town,
owned by doctors, lawyers, real es-
tate dealers ana business men, TO say
nothing OF scores Of other GCOdland
people VINO could AFFORD 70 ride IN
air-splitting hOrseless vehicles If they
were not afraid to die
This aggregation OF automobiles
represents a purchase value OF ST.
$50 It also represents a large con
q liberal quantity OF the latter being
used in Iubricating several dozen suits
OF clothes Leaving out the expense
OF wearing apparel, but adding the
cash value OF all repairs since the pa
rads Of automobiles started here, not
a long time ago, 1t would more than
reach the $4,000 mark
Roll on, o Fascination, roll on IN
til we shall be rich enough to join
that innumerable caravan that Oblit-
crates time and annihiIates distance
until they come walking home.
Following are the names OF the
brave and OpuIent citizens who have
made US city:
NJ 7. BurWell, Jr.
c. L. Calvert
Dr. F. A Carmichael
Dr.. r H Smith
DR.. A c. Gulick-
G ". Sapp.
Warren Shamburg-
z G. RaIstead-
Wade Warner
A D. Stewart
p. Q. Swan
G. P LambertOn-
William Frazier, who owns three
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17
FUNERAL or MRS. HIGDoN.
Held at the Mary Ennis Home where
Many ErieDfs asse-nIlIEl1

HID at the Mary Ennis Home Where
Many Friends Assembled.
The funeral Of MIS- Margaret Zig
don who died IN this city last We'd
nesday evening, was held at the Mrs.
Mary Ennis home Saturday morning
GOOdland cemetery. The service was
largely attended by sympathiziRg
friends and the sad rites shed forth
a tenderness over all for the young
life that was so untimely closed Rev.
J Ed Stevens delivered the funeral
sermon A uuartette, composed OF
Nellie Hartman, Rose Filler, n e
Glidden and H ". Stewart sang
abide With Me- at the beginning Of
Is q Calm for Those Who Weep" end
ing with Sometime Wen Under
stand"
over and about the casket was
spread a wilderness Of flowers, and
many friends Of the deceased were at
the grave to do the last sad honor to
so gentle and lovely a life
The sermon was dOTid and poetic
and was q word picture Of a happy
pair cOUrsing down the stream OF
time in the midst OF hanging bios
beauty. But what promised to be a
lasting picture was soon turned into
the sable colors Of lonliness and
death. For life IS as the flowers that
fade in the morning sun
Mr.. and Mrs r. A HigdOn, par
ents Of the bereaYed husband Of
AtchfsOn, Kan. Mrs Grant, q friend
OF Horton, Kan; Mr.. and Mrs. Sea
man OF Burlington, Colo, parents Of
and two sisters were present at the
funeral
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17
BIS u CINCHF'

Dick Auer SAYS That About Dr.. f. A.
Carmichael.
DIT. W H Chaplin got a souvenir
postal card from san Antonio, Tex,
postmarked May 10, and signed, Mr.
and Mrs 7. A. OF course this means
T. A Stevenson Now DR.. F A Car
michael is absent and in leaving re-
ported that he was going to attend a
medical association He did not say
when, nor did he says where. The
doctor formed the acquaintance Of
a fair and attractive young lady in
this city about two years ago, and
her home is now in the ancient
city Of san Antonio. The suppOsitiOn
is that the doctor was suffering from
a wound from one OF Cupid's darts,
and went to San Antonio, a noted
health resort, for treatment Dick
Auer SAYS: Its a cinch." Now, If
man isn't cinched when he'e mar
rfed, when is he2
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17
STORES 10 CLOSE an ESQ P. N.

Eight Business Firms Enter Into
Agreement for Shorter IIsEITs.
The dry goods, clothing, GROCERY
and hardware merchants OF the city
have leagued together for shorter
hours Eight firms have signed an
agreement to that end, and IL goes
into effect Monday, Nay 20. The doc
ument reads as follows.
We, the undersigned merchants OF
GoOdlands have agreed to close our
places OF business, commencing Mon
day, Nay 20, 1907, at $50 O'Clock D.
m during the week, excepting sat
urdays, Rock Island pay days and
two NIGHTS thereafter, when the mer-
chant may establish his own hour
The agreement is signed by the fol-
lowing firms:
GOodland Clothing company.
Dawson & Dawson
Reed Bros.
Kreuzer & McCants.
DOnly, Cross & Eagan.
9 N MtlliSack Mercantile company.
John Book
A. E HOdgkinsOn.
The date OF the beginning Of the
new closing hour is specified, but no
termination to the contract is given.
but II IS understood that it viii be
about september L. The merchants
VIII perhaps experience a little Diff
nculty at first in changing public
haD1t TO do all their purchasing be-
fore $3.50 O'Clock every evening, but
people viii soon get used to it. and
the busy store men and their clerks
viii appreciate the characterization
program.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17
&c lii - LEBANoN.

One-fOurth Of a Smith County Towns
Business Section Destroyed
Fully one-fourth Of the business sec
ton Of Lebanon, in Smith county, was
destroyed by fire Monday morning be
tween 1870 and O'Clock Ali that
portion Of the town from the Lebanon
State bank north to the Argus Office
on the west side Of the street, was de-
strOyed- The loss is $4,000 Those
whose buildings were burned were:
J Z. BrOdmarkle, hardware Ad-
ans Bros, merchants; W S Arbuth-
not, druggist; Dr. J. b and Dr. h A
Dykes, r H Skilien, furniture; J.
FaIkinburg, groceries; J. n Peters.
clothing; J. c. McCOrckle, merchant
w W. Johnson restaurant Roy Mich
OILS, jeweIer; George Shook, harness;
Mrs. s Peek, vacant building; L. NJ
Linton, twelve business buildings In
all.
Engineer George Kelly reported the
fire after he pulled in with his pas
senger train MOndav morning. The
engineer on the BelIeviIle division,
who pulled no. 80 into Phillipsburg,
told Mr. Kelly just before he pulled
out on his run to GOOdland that near
" the whole business section Of Leb-
anon was abIaze when he passed that
point
The best bargains in the best grOC-
cries DOnly, Cross & Eagan-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17
a Souvenir From Colonel

A Souvenir From Colonel Penny.
When wallace Filler returned from
the state encampment Of the G. A R
he brought a present from Colonel
Penny to f'ParsOn" Stewart II was
a department badge for the twenty
sixth encampment, a very artistic and
elegant present The 'Parson" says
THANKS Colonel; it is priced both on
account Of personal and fraternal
reasons"
for several years, but having formerly
resided here, he is remembered by all
the early settlers in Sherman county
He was a genuine colonel, and lost an
arm in the service and in six weeks
after amputatiOn he was again in the
saddle in command OF his regiment
The bullet that caused the loss Of the
arm entered his side and all these
wears since the war, at frequent in
tervals. assesses have formed and
ne has been great sufferer. Com
rade- Filler reports the old veteran en-
loving better health than in former
years, being sprightly and looking
well It is wonderful what nerve and
stamina ne manifests-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17

The educational sermon viii be
preached BY J. Ed Stevens next sun
day morning at II o'clock at the
Grand opera house This is a union
service All are cordially invited to
attend The program is as follows:
Anthem
Reading OF Scripture
Anthem
Prayer
Vocal solo.
Sermon
America
BenedictiOn-
Commencement exercises viii be
held Friday evening, Nay "a at the
Grand opera house. Doors open at
1880. Curtain rises at Sis The ushers
viii be requested to not seat anyone
while any one part is being given up
on the stage Admission 25 cents to
parQuet for everybody, IS cents for
school children to gallery all others
IS cents. Seats on sale Monday morn
ing. Nay 20, at the usual place The
program is as follows:
Music, GOOdland COrnet Band
Invocation, Rev. J. R. Thomas.
SaIutatOry and Grafton, Treason Of
Grafton, open Sesame Clara
Cornet solo, c. ]. Willis
Grafton, value OF An Aim in Life, -
Grace DUEL.
Song, Lights Of Home" GOOdland
Grafton, "Our Age" Polly Piper.
Grafton, Mission Of Music" Clyde
Cotton.
E z. Mitchell.
Grafton. "a Typical American -
Plano Duette, Clyde Cotton and
Clara ThOrsen.
Grafton and valedictOry. Grace Co
ings.
Stewart.
Music, GoOdland COrnet Band.
BenedictiOn, Rev. r. A Staley.
All Of the grade rooms viii give
programs, Friday afternoon, Nay "A,
beginning at 2 O'Clock, at which time
the yearly reports viii be given out
showing those who have been prOmOt-
ed and those who viii be retained
Some Of the boys and girls who have
been out on account OF sickness and
who have ranked high during the
year will be promoted on condition.
providing they make an average OF 80
per cent the first month OF the next
school year; if not, they are to pass
back to their former grade
Examinations viii be held IN the
fOrenOOns Of next week, and the att
ternOOns viii be given to the teach
ers for the purpose OF grading papers
and completing yearly reports All
pupils who can possibly be present at
the final examinations should do So
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17
Larger Attendance wouldn't Hurt.

Larger Attendance wouldn't Hurt
There are something like 200 mem
bers OF the Modern WoOdmen
lodge Of GOodland. The rapid in
crease in membership has never be
fore been eQuaIled IN the history Of
the county, and its benefits have been
seen Of late in paying Of death claims
to the widows or relatives OF our
brothers that have passed away. Aside
from the insurance part Of the lodge
there is a valuable social side that the
members do no enjoy to a very
healthfuI degree because OF small at
tendance on lodge meeting nights.
The lodge has a well drilled team Of
uniformed FOresters, seventeen IN
number under the cOmamnd Of c ".
Hodgen, and their work is always in
teresting whether in initiation or not.
The next meeting Of the lodge viii be
Wednesday, May p, and Chief For
ester HOdgen says his team viii give
the members a fine exhibition OF
work. The WOodmen meet at the Wal
ker opera house, and a larger attend
ance is urged by the officers Of the
lodge. Mr.. WoOdman, that means
you.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17

SpeciaIfies, SPecialt1es. Specialites!
Pleasing specfalues are introduced
during the action Of the plays pre-
9anfeT h7r the Ruth Craven company
durfng their engagement here three
NIGHTS. starting Monday Nay ~, 1y
the following people Mss Inelnla De
Becuue. the child prima donna HaEfs
l. Beck the famous German concur
~ F-ranTr r aTanniE. the funny mo-
no7nrue comedian, whose funny say
fnes and humorous remarks conEu use
49, 18th 17nRnter- Last but not least
the rmpfre male ouartstte VIII render
some OF the best vocal ltIslc zol ~. (
7,,e-- - frI4 rfsv These aIeEe are
7-ortr theprfcs az admisszOH-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17
DE. Farro,E Home.

Dr. ". H FarrOW and Mrs. Farrow
returned from san Antonio, Tex, last
week Mrs. FarroW had been at san
Antonio for several months visiting
her brother, Prof Wolfe, who IS su-
perintendent OF the city schools. DR..
tarroW was gone about month He
reports a delightful visit the meet
ing with Barney McCluskey and Newt
Hall, both Old-timers Of this county,
whom many Of our people and old sc-
quatntances viii remember. They are
prospering in their new homes. Dr.
FarrOw says San Antonio, a city OF
10000 people, is the most beautiful
city he has ever seen, and Astounding
with parks and gardens.
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For Sale
See E. w. Sullivan for
Bargains in City Prop
erty, Improved and
Unimproved


$4,000
Four-roOm house and barn. four
lots, corner property
s65O.0O
Thrse-rOom house, three lots, close
to depot, new building hne lOcauOI-
$4,000
Four-room house, plenty Of out
buildings. ali IN good repair close 70
shops
Nice little home Just north OF scncol
house, veil worth the money very
desirable location
have several up-tO-date homes-
modern in every way except 1urnace
-st prices that VIII suit you Don 9
f5rzet that can sen cheap and give
you better location than you can 5uy
elsewhere
ARE TOU GONG TO BUuD7 II
so cal and see my list OF town lots
I have Just added over zoo lots q
my list. and can suit yOu e prizes
from $50 20 $50 per lot City 6iocEs
1T from SEQ upwards. toFtn los -
the best property y1l can olgIl- Lon 6
wait, buy now, thew VII double p
value Reueu-ler what 4 say you
77c..t have long 60 Wait
SULLIVAN
CGce EitE e. - C1FsgE
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17
sgTbe Rest Is Iaughtel

The Rest Is Laughter"
seBewareI employ the feeting hours"
The Dial warns the idle Flowers
The Flowers nod in sweet denial,
And rose-Ieaves hide the solemn Dial
-Harper's Magazine.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17

Remember while they last, Pears
in syrup at u &c can saturday
DOnIy, Cross & Eagan-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17

Want Sherman county potatoes; pay
yOu good price DaWsOnS Dawson.
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EunaUev-Rohr

Mr.. Fred Smalley and Miss Hannah
Rohr, young people OF this county,
were married at 1880 o'clock D. m.
Tuesday, Nay IA. at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Q. Q. Young OF this city. The
wedding was quiet home affair. The
groom is one Of Sherman county,
substantial farmers. The bride has
made her home with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
C. Young for some time. Mr.. and
Mrs Smalley will make their home
one and one-half miles east Of Good
land. They have the well wishes Of
many friends Rev. r. A Staley,
pastor Of the Christian church, per
formed the ceremony
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17

Last night a few GOodlaRd sports
were betting on Selden- Has il come
to this, that any one here will bet on
the visiting team2
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17

When Seiden left here a few weeks
ago, defeated heavily by the Athletics,
they were not looked upon as good
drawing card for the -GOodland fans,
and Manager DawsOn's last thought
was to lineup again with Selden at
GoodIand. This last week has chang
ed all this, and Dawson IS more than
clad to book them, and they will un-
doubtedly draw the biggest house 50
far this season
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17

Added to this afternoons program
at the bah park viii be the huge ba-
loon ascension, parachute leap ana
mid air stunts by the famous Prof
Observation-Disclosures The day is most
auspIcious for both baTOnist and base
ballist
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17

The great attraction for this com
ing Saturday and Sunday VIII De Inc
Denver Nav team vs. the GOodland
Athletics at the base ball park The
Denver NAYS are known as one OF me
snappiest bunch OF ball players in Co
dorado. and they have, under the gulQ-
ance OF Manager Scully, Jumped INTO
the IfmeIfzht in every Colorado city
as no other Colorado team has been
able to do This is their first trip 70
GoodIand. and In fact IS their hrst
trip outside OF the state OF Colorado
Iletts welcome them with a whoops q
yell and the band
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17

Catcher Bresnahan claims 70 have
discovered a new play He says that
vVben. the bases are fuH and there are
two strikes and three balls on the
barsmau. with two out the scheme
Is Tor everyone to start for the next
base at headlOng speed IN orosE 70
T-9ff7e the catcher. confuse the pitch
er and give the batsman base on balls
But a pitcher with any head Won. {
mind the base runners under these
conditions. All he VIII bear in mind
fz the fsatsuuau-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17

Lengthy Mcmillan, who was poked
In the head with a hot one on More
heads delivery, is back again in the
game. and at the next Rock Island
game viii be seen holding down the
first sack
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17

It was a rather disastrous week
throughout. The little junketing trip
of the regulars resulted in two defeats
and one skinny. victory. and the Rock
Islands lost to little RexfOrd-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17

Dr. wickizer. optician. Saturday,
Nay 25.
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Rock Island -OOO20O0O1 - 6
Rexford 5000 oOOO1x-4 s 3

Monday at Selden the same teams
lined up, and during an equally chilly
day the boys played on, and managed
to Just squeeze out with a victory
to s. 1t is easily apparent that the
Athletics are g hOt-Wssther bunch,
but then who wants base ball In jan
uary weather, and it IS just barely
possible that the rest Of the season
viii be played in proper weather for
Out-Of-dOOr sports
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17

The best bargains in the best grOc-
cries. DOnly, Cross & Eagan-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17
e800oo

Four-rOom house, plenty OF out
buildinzs- an in good repair. close Z
shops
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17

The game yesterday between Sci
den and GOOdland resulted in a score
Of IS TO 4 in favor OF GOodIand.
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school Notices

The educational sermon viii be
preached by J. Ed Stevens next Sun
day morning at II o'clock at the
Grand opera house This is union
service All are cordially invited to
attend The program IS as follows:
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17

Four-room house and barn. four
lots. corner property
$4,000
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1907-05-17

Three-roOm house, three lots clos
to depot, new building hne lOcarloI
$4,000
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