u;".:.-i CUlemer.is ar.i I iAL OTi Sl'ck to Gra-nmir- , Too. than ether in i Bitcrsl Et:.ci3 the rirs, J. I. Van Anker ii d r.rn fro 12 Si 7, voter, yen tetter rcoUter. Vi-i- vi-r-r- 'g world." nearly Er-jvro- tbr OTcr Denver. B. F. i f.r insurance. Aci the s ii, nearly here, V7. O. Colby in town 2. V. tie t i cpou tha mala A colored man of this city wrote to Apple jata cf ttus Fine line of groceries Hodcjhicscn's. Tells tLe t!?jons of year. the an Iowa he-s-t- aper which is published B"yJG0ir groceries at H&drkiuson's There's a holiday arpToacbea A- or - Dallas went to Heringtoa Hodg-kinsoa'- s. TLat ise etlebrata with glea for the advancement the colored Take ycur butter and e;; to As tbe birtiday cf a laddis race, and advises the editor to leare the Tuesday. CUR STOCK OF. SHOES AND CLOTHING FAR SUR1 Who rerOTed a cherry tree. Kawkeye state, ?hcre he is not appre- J. IT. Looser was up from Brewster W. L. White is here from Colorado And who, bea Lis father tjtlestlocod, ciated, end locate in Kansas. lis in- Tu&sday. Sprigs. THAT OF ANY PREVIOUS SEASON. Nobly azuvered, trilh a e'.zh, forms the colored editor that if he Rug'n Thoma3 worshiped at Colby Tc-s-, veto Groceries, End new, at the pa?a, I knew did it; would ecma to Kansas the people weald Sunday. frea f y To be trctif-- i, was en Rule. i.,L.i O LLUlii;..u. it I." send him to congress! Gel i A Which vs3 better thaa if Georgia Fred Stewart wsct to Eliora, Colo, assessors will meet county aa yoa will will see, The at the Good servicable, ball and congress.. .. $1.50 As you have access Had reflitd, Saturday. Monday. "Y&3, pepa. I know who done it ; A wife of a Goodland business man clerk's office $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $4. to our clothing stock m&." William Ferris of Colby wa3 a visitor To be trcthl, it w&i thought she would surprise her husb Try Comer's Liquid Chicken Lice The latest Brown color at $3 d $3.50 every day we will net in the city Friday. - Then tbe father proudly a:iwsrsd, and with a present, and so had hubby's Exterminator. "Sre Shot." consume space in elab- "ily forgivsD6S3 you bare won. picture enlarged. did surprise him. IL G. Campbell wa3 over from Bur- carefully grocery GniLDHEH'S GIICES. Few indeed there are ao worthy It Look through the orate descriptions. We . for he failed to recognize himself pic- - lington Monday. As ray little Washing-ten- department at Nice button shoes., can show you good all tared to. life-siz- e and was m IL H. Miller of Colby was a Goodland 50c Few so brars aid cool in dacjsr. all the One hundred faVms to rent. Nice button, spring, heel wool suits at Glory waita for Ench aj be surprised when the good woman tried visitor Saturday. T. Leoxasix 75c EC71 P. Nice who sticV to trnth and grammar to make him believe thct there was the Hoyt Andrews vas at Topeka the button, spring heel $1 When they're cut a cherry tre. A look through our grocery depart least bit of resemblance. first of the week. Black and Brown, sizes French kid.Si. 10 11 Now, paadieff. ment will profit you. The Wizard. ii whea winter days are Elegant Brown vici kid, Bal. sizes 9-1- 2. . 1.50 a f And the raring is nearly Oscar Anderson of Kanorado wa3 in here. Wetmore i3 strutting around with its Five thousand bushels shelled corn Sizes 13 to 2 Our line of $io"suits Ti"hen the bad cpoa the maple Goodland Monday. wanted, cash C. M. Mit.t.isack r) 1.75 year. tail hanging over tbe dashboard on ac or trade. Telia the blossom of the G. A. Benkelman of St. Francis was comprises 25 different We rejoice rpon the birthday count cf a girl in burg 20 For Rent The Russell ranch north COYS' SHOES. resident that city Saturday. V styles and good values Of the noble laddie who years old, who weighs but 40 pounds. in the of town. Thos. P. LzorABr, Could be Elegant line of boys' vici kid, brown or black at $12.50 to $15.00, at remember to truthful while over at Nortonviile the religious Bert Yousse of Cripple Creek was in Call at my ofilce and' see my list of And could rtick to grammar, too. Goodland Wednesday. rO sizes 10 and 12 at .$1.50 the present prices of N. Y. Herald. editor of the Herald chronicles the fact lands for rent. T. P. Leoxabd, P. Youngson of Burlington was J Sizes 13 to 2 $1.75 wool stuff. Don't forget to a palpitating world that hi3 town John Hoyt Andrews has traded the Ex Saturday. Sizes 3 to 5 but come and see these FEOil THE WAYSIDE. has a girl who weighs 20 in Goodland bhauge bank building for a farm near $2.00 pounds. This i3 hoss Travelingman Marlow of Kansas City 52 styles at, per suit. J. A. Bucilin, ex representative of and hoss. Shake Topeka. S LADIES' SHOES. Thomas county, has gone to Klondike. it oh. Horton Commercial. Sundayed in Goodland. Ed'Halstead returned Wednesday Travelingmen Dixon and Quintard of from a couple weeks stay at Colorado ) Good Dong, kid, button $1.25 One of the objections the people of Some of our good religious friends St. Joe were in town Monday. Springs. V Full line Dong kid, Bal and button . . ..$1.50 11 Idaho have to their governor i3 that he are anxious for The Rxfteuc to begin Joe hardware merchant of Cf brown vici kid, ball back Alott, Greiger sold 20 head of com Latest $2.00 Elegant French "V- - a Herman . will never wear a necktie. crusade on the nude pictures with Colby, was in town yesterday. $2.50, $3 and j t which the new Z5 silver is ing nattle for $30 per head p $3.50 Of certificate IL of Clyde, irnvo At'n vniiTno' said to be embellished. This is a ques L. Smith and Pence thi3 week. Oberlin has a devine who takes a trip Kan, were at the Commercial Monday Q OXFORDS. cio 7c m ci (5 cn c tion the writer knows nothing about. Miss Kate Alden sold a Vose piano out occasionally with a lecture on i3 n Long pant suits can't r and he suggests Mrs. J. M. Cox down from Denver to C. M. Millisack and. a Standard to NT largest line of child-(- 0 MJti "Kisses and KissiDg," while Colby one be sent in on sub The and most elegant be at the prices J visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. week. beat one time claimed a who scriptiou. It is certain it would not R. J. Jone3 this ren's and ladies' oxfords and slippers in block, Prince Albert, coat .96. at preacher Thorson. and!,. rQ. $a e. V gave the genuine, illustrated talk. remain in hi3 possession long enough Marriage license was issued Wednes- brown and chocolate. vest $7. ss, r j to have any bad effect upon him. Frank Gandy, during a friendly day to Claude Van Hook and Anna 5i? mis 5. 7.50, CHILDREirS SUITS $3-5- o scufide finger .IU.UU and $io. You show3 re- Saturday, broke the first Wheatley, both of this city, " A Kentucky populist hi3 (can depend on our giv-1- 8 J. Waldere Kirk, only of hi3 right hand. - j spect for a Eryan democrat and his the J. Waldere The boys' athletic club have ordered Good servicable oz black clay frocki- v u. l r hatred for a Cleveland democrat by in who designs his own clothes and who is Miss Annie Husek of Idaho Springs, some new Indian clubs, boxing gloves, suits at 75c to which we given any suit at $10. 50 correct prices. troducing a bill in the Kentucky legi3 amount of newspaper space Colo, i3 in the city visiting Mr. and etc, to be added to their gymnasium. $2. Good all wool an- That's because of cannot duplicate why our business grows lature to change the name of Carlisle them and certain scandals Mrs. Joseph Kolacny. H. E. Mettey of Burlington bought ) suits at $2.50, $3, other season at this r that have made his name familiar, was -- 1 c . year. county to "William Jenning3 Bryan Frank H. Vaaghn, representing the several head of horses here Saturday. fl, figure. jevery county." in Topeka last week. He gives it out Wilder Bros. Shirt company of Law He will soon 6hip several carloads to straight that the newest things in ties rence, was in town Wednesday. the Florida market. War item in Colby Free Press: Colby are the brightest possible color com Miss Bertha Bright returned to South The Warren jewelry store has re- should make haste and organize a com- binations, but modestly reserves the q JW. Omaha Wednesday after an extended ceived an invoice of fine silverware, tea C. MILLISACK, The Wizard. pany America-Spanis- war. detail3 of his spring costumes for the until the Tisitfwith Mrs. E. Reed. sets, They have a new case The thing we know Good or creations are on his back. her sister, J. etc for the first land display optical goods, also, Hoxie will organize, and then all the Mis3 Cora B. Miller, representative of glory will be theirs. "Arouse, ye The following epitaph to an old party of Crane fc Co, book publishers and The best terms for county, school RAILROAD NEWS. Romans!" editor appears upon the headstone in stationers, Topeka, was in Goodland township and other warrants in cash Friday. or trade. Approved checks and drafts Brakeman King has returned to work the cemetery of one of Colorado's min after a layoff. A man from St. Loui3 started from ing camps. In consideration for the Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Jones returned cashed. C. M. Mit.t.tsacx. ; Roadmaster was up from Phil-lipsbu- LOOKino Klondike last week with 2,100 in hi3 dead, names are omitted. should be Tuesday from Wichita where Mr. Jones Col. Wareing left Monday for his Lane lor trie oesLr It Wednesday. pocket and had got to Kansas went delegate grand lodge 11 1110.1. : beforehe a fearful warning for the editors of as a to the tour with his kinetoscope show. His jvou are looKinf0 tor ine Desi., ours is a siure luccus City he had lost JOGO on a three-car- d some of our McKinley exchanges: A. O. U. W. They also spent a few days first stop was at Colby where he ex A stock train of 17 cars went through your needs. Best with us means Best Styles, Best Qualities, j monte game. The law ought to provide "Here lies an editor if you will, in at Kansas City. hibited Monday and Tuesday nights. Tuesday enroute east. Best Results. We are not content with ordinary results j a guardian fools when g for such they mercy, kind Providence, let him lie A MORTGAGE. Owing to ill health. Miss Bessie Conductor Hazelbaker has gone to that's within the reach of any store, but its good merchand-in- have money. still. He lied for his living, so he lived Murphy has given up the position as Pueblo for a few days. in the fullest sense that we attain to must be best in while It Was riled By the Bock Island Kail he lied: when he could lie no road Tuesday. teacher of the primary room of the city Mr. and Mrs. Morton left Wednesday every way. ' I "Our visit to the Heim brewery," longer, he lied down and died." Ellin-woo- A mortgage for 100 million dollars school, and the board of education has for a visit to Ossin, Ind. frankly states the editor of the d appointed Miss Thomas to fill T7Q writing experi- was filed with the register of deed3 Dottie George Cunningham and wife were RPQT1 a. QTVT.a a. . Leader, in up hi3 The old saying that the "course of vacancy. ' Tuesday evening at C:30 o'clock. The the down from Roswell this week. T : Z 4.1, '. ences at the recent meeting of the State true love never ii, f Ac nra. newuct n f run3 smooth" has again mortgage was given by the Chicago, 11. 11 Boone 01 Colorado bprmgs Editorial association, "was one of the been fully proven by a certain young Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Joyce returned prices that are all right to you. You can always look for the most interesting and pleasant incidents Rock Island & Pacific Railway company opened up a barber shop in the Wit Monday from a visit to Iowa. lady of Goodland who went out in the to the Central Trust company and telshofer building Wednesday. The newest ideas at our store. You can always feel assured that j of the trip." to Machinist Charley Congdon is back country see her beau Sunday. Hav George Sherman of New York. furniture, etc, is new and of the latest the prices will be right. f ing rode her wheel, she to and has his old position in the shop. A Goodland devine rendered a ser- determined The mortgage was filed in Sherman design and the shop makes a very at Empress fancies at 25c and Jackard's at 25c and 35c are give family re- mon to his flock Sunday evening on her sweetheart a ride, he taking a county because of the necessity of tractive appearance. Brakeman J. E. Burham's oil nirp r seat on the handle bars. All went well turned from a visit to Iowa Wednesday. the evils of the ballroom. He told about placing it on record in each county 13 or r for a short time, but all of a sudden It a study to some wnat kind a low-nec- k dresses and awfulness through which the road runs. The headlight is on the engine of the west Ethel, the daughter of j the the was a BEST SHOES. of being awarded a prize good there crash which resulted disas mortgage is a refundingscheme. The bound vestibule. Colby Free Press. Mr. and Mrs. W. Stephens, i3 seriously for trously wheel two Only those that have record, shoes that by their ware, i dancing. His next should be for the and left souls old bonds are being taken up and new The engines of the night trains on ill. a sensation with a single picking they're the work of j "Evils of Social." but thought them ones issued at a less per cent of inter this division have been recently equip- Mr. and Mrs. L. Boyle returned on graceful shapes and colorings testify that the Church selves J. purchase, up out of the dust. Moral Ride est which will make a large saving for ped with electric headlights, and the Wednesday a few days at experts and the values are all right. Newest j a from visit and An eastern editor wrote for trans- tandem. the company. Rock Island is foremost of the roads in St. Joe. choicest spring of '98 toes and colorings, elegant for wear portation and informed the general It cost3 the railroad company $25.50 the west in their adoption. fitting qualities, dressy, too, and prices to suit you. Special j A covered wagon stopped at a city Brakeman Frank Troutfetter has re " fol- for recording the mortgage in this ladies of Congregational in vesting tops, handsomly passenger agent of the railroad as watering trough in Concordia the other The the turned to work after several weeks' value "ladies' shoes, some with county. church will give a musical entertain- finished in of '98 ideas, shoes lows: "This paper has a large and wide day and the half-aliv- e horses were layoff. contrasting shades. Spring ment at opera house, Friday even- f circulation. It goes nearly everywhere. freshened with a sip of water. The oc A Shakespearean Laoehcoa. the Engineer Betsy Hamilton and Fire made on perfect lines, easy and dressy, prices a great deal of effort ing, March IL The very best talent In fact it requires cupants consucatea a man, woman, Conundrum social and lancheons man Kumm will be the work train en- on part to keep from going has been engaged and the musicale our it to nine children and a yellow dog. They have been popular for a long time, but will be strictly high class. Programme gine crew. h ." He got the pass. a in which menu is !j 81,50, and were from Oklahoma and on their way luncheon the taken will be published in next issue of The Pile driver No. 2 is here from Horton 82, 82,50,82.75, 83,58) 6un-beatin- g from the quotation of an author, and is Repcelic. The proceeds for the benefit back to the soil cf western preparations are being made for j A Nebraska woman who has a mortal on that account more of a conundrum of the church and Good value for girls and boys' shoes, all right for stylish Kansas to take again the farm they work to be done on bridges. right good, honest wear. No better dread of fire has invented a device by deserted fhrpfl rears n. than ever, is a noyelty that is bound L. F. Cooper of Rule ton is having a shapes, at front for rt for "nmt. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sullivan of Cald means of which the pulling of a string pect" in the Strip. On one sicKcf the to be popular. well put down on his place to be used j values siwi at - - - $ j will release fastenings of purposes. Cooper well, Kan., are in the city visiting J. A. $1.50, $1.75 the all her canvas over wagon was The ladies of the Christian church of for irrigation Mr. j the inscribed I desire to call garments, allowing them to drop from city will give a the will put out five acre3 of cherry trees. Weir, Mrs. Sullivan's brother. Other grades and styles 50c to 1.50. We this: "We are from the Strip in our this luncheon at I attention to our Remnant Counter of Shoes ai and less, j her. If that woman is prudent she will best; tell them that you saw us and Grand Army building and the He will put the land in shape this sea- Brakeman E. J. Burns and a waiter $1 son put year. He set-t- o : you are looking for leading those carry good not leave her latch string dangling they'll know the rest." menu will be printed from quotations and the trees in next at the Limon lunch house had a If qualities that on i3 of the opinion that one good annual up satisfaction with their purchase you'll find our store wiU when she goe3 out the street. of Shakespeare. The menu will be as irrigation at the proper time will do and the waiter is laid for repairs. Bonheur Brothers gave their show at follows: for cherries and small fruits, and will Charley Tapper, Walt Crocker, Earl ! meet your wants. ! An Iowa editor thus gives credit the opera house Wednesday night and "Here '8 a fowl without a feather." use an ordinary ten-foo- t windmill for Derby and Charley Teeters, helpers in me, where Is fancy bred." J where credit 13 due: "The oyster and last night to good audiences. "Tell the pumping. The well will be 115 feet off. The "He must bare a long spoon." deep. the shop, have been laid Cause YOUR NEW SPRING SUIT strawberry have each done kineto-scop- the their 6bow i3 of the stereoscope and e as economy. r "TriSes liht air." Comrade A. T. Rummel is very low SHnTTT Tj HAVF. OTTT? ON. share toward evangelizing the world. variety and i3 very good. The "Can yoa eat rootsT" A work train was put on Tuesday and 'TF.NT They time I were choked on a piece of toasted and the end is expected at any have built and furnished more trained dogs were a very interesting "Tis j The order should come to us. We Jbave made to your : cheese." time. Mrs. A. T. Rummel gave out on work commenced on the first bridge churches, paid the salaries of more feature of the entertainment, Young I fit for we say fits ' "Twas brutal to kill so capital a calf. Sunday, from constant watching, and west of town. Conductor Ed is measure suits that you 13.50. When it "A groundling." in charge of the train. j you it's so It will be a spring suit that will set the pace. "Good words, good had to take to her bed. She had been catbdfc?." I well-dress- ed ; "In pure kindnesj to Lis horse he buttered Lis constant in attendance at the bedside A special car with the officials of the Twill be just exactly in line with what men R2 bay. of her little grandson who ha3 been road stopped here for supper Tuesday I admire. We have pants made for and upwards. We U nfmiimmmuHmmwifmlnlnlw down with pneumonia pleural ab- - 4 "Easy and I i it is to cut a loaf." scess for two months. Couoty Clerk night. Engine 271 with Engineeer represent Edwrard Rose c Co. and H.J. Frank & Co., Chicago, "Sweetest meat hath sourest riad." A. D. Rummel has a tryin Cuthbertson was pulling the special. I ? jSJew "TTe have some cf the salt of our youth in us." time attend Jewelrygtore. ing to the duties of his ofilce and look-afte- r Machinist T. been "There's pippins and cheese to come." J. Smith has let I "Boar's head." the afidicted ones of the family. by company. Mr. has The neighbors ar6 rendering all the out the Smith "Tbe earth Lath babb'&s as the water has, and - Bros. & CO. assistance possible and the G. A. been employed in the shops- here about Dawson these are of them." Ii. are doing good work in furnishing six years, lie will go west in search of "A pair of yery stracg beaats." employment. "As cold as if 1 had swallowed snowballs." watchers. boom-Palme- r. The longest stretch of straight rail 3 "Sweets to the rweet." Hre "V. "I found bun under a tree like a dropped Cassius M. Hogebcom of thi3 city road line in America is on tbe Lake acorn. Miss Rose C. Shore railway, beginning at a point "Sup, fair ladies." and Palmer of Strafford, 3 were three miles west of Toledo, and run "Any pretty, little, tiny kickshaws." Mo, united in marriage at the ning CO miles without a curve. home cf tbe groom's parents In Good- - ! Saeeesafal Term Clo. land Sunday, February 20, by Rev. J. Cy Wartaan, the famous writer cf Comer Drug end Joyoliy SSoro. Mr. J. R. Rd ha3 been engaged in T. Shackelford of the Methodist church. railroad stories, was formerly a loco teaching school two miles of The croom an old well the east is resident and motive fireman on the South Park I town the pot winter. Friday wa3 the thought of by acquaintances. The bride road. At this time Engineer Lee Ames , Watches, Clocks, Jewelery. last day cf school and friends and pat- is an entire stranger here but probably cf this city was employed on that road i3 the young man's boyhood's sweet- and Cy Warman was his fireman. rons gathered at the school at the noon heart. 03 with filled The fast passenger trains will be put hour baskets with eatables Taa y. e: to celebrate the event. After the re- Claude Van Hook and Miss Anna on nert month. The trains will exceil l. hendrickson, freshments were served a light prog- all competitors in the way of equip- Official Inspector Wheatley were united in marriage at ment, the coache3 are now be is? fitted Watch of ramme was rendered, consisting of re the home of the bride's Mr. throughout with the latest appliances, the C. R. I. & P. Railroad, citations, musie, etc Mr. Reed was and Mrs. EL F. Wheatley, last right. and vfill be surely palaces on wheels. called upon for a talk and responded The young couple have the best The trains will pass through Goodland is in cnarge of the Watch Repairing Department. wishes cf a large circle of friends. They with Epprcpriste rem2rk3 and concia- - In the daytime. Everything sold all will go to housekeeping 011 Twelfth warranted first class and work d by A. ac- ' 02 thaaking the patrons and street. Dick Morris and F. Tapper, guaranteed. friends for the surprise they had carried companied by their wives, spnt sev- out so successfully. Mr. IVeed gave the eral days this week vifitin friends up brst cf r.iisricii-- n in teaching the la Grant townsh:p. In speaking of tbe T. W. THOMPSON, Manager and Watchmaker, has Closing; feud: "Tbe cp school, azi a Tsry term visit Dick farmers in WAV Howard,-Wal-tha- succcful ws Grant have ccm.uheat, cat3 in and had 11 years experience in the Elia, J tin I7? hs.3 tKaecr-js- in tesch-i- n in the cellar. We had a fin Deuber-Hampde- n clL If you feel yourself in nsed cf fp;ct; r.ave vou: and factories. school tic--i e were to come ecjain in the for several Oiat and iariteJ d s jerrs Is recorded one c the test s.ad we'rs Z'.A-- -z to, ycu bet." ' jyes te.-ie- and jlm-i- made to fit. We f: t: i.jhcrs ia cnt-r- scthfjction. We test ycur eyes free and Springs, v. ill be at the store twice a mcnthto" fit Mr. Ree-- i lcaTes seen for Illinois Sale. Zlzzzs. Date cf his ccmii:- - will be announced in whers y.'n p .rents re ills cv frldds vria L:m tha cf siece. I The ENTIRE STOCK cf 'OT. CHo r.nd