The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-11-04
KANSAS NOTES.
Abbreviated News From All Parts Of
the state.


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every precinct In the state. The law
now only applies to cities CT the first
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1908, Lincoln, Neb,
Prof. j. I. Willard OF the Manhat-
tan agricultural college haS returned
from Phillips county with meteorite,
which he secured last week. 1t weighs
about /, $50 pounds and is the largest
one ever found In the state.
The state Y. NJ q. A. convention
closed It's five days session at Lawrence
Monday, with over 800 delegates from
Kansas, Oklahoma and the INDIAN
territory. An interesting progam had
been prepared for each day, and the
delegates are enthusiastic over the
splendid meeting.
II you have $40 worth OF goods to
buyit will pay you to go TO Lincoln and
trade with Herpolsheimer g. Co., cor
ner Twelfth and N streets, five blocks
east and two blocks south OF the Is, 4
M. depot Cloaks, dry goods, carpets,
millinery, underwear at lowest prices.
Send for samples. Express charges
paid.
Says the Kansas Farmer; "The
poultry industry has shown the great
est progress and enterprise OF any class
OF stock at the leading fairs this sea-
son and was about the only feature or
department OF the fairs generally that
showed niue Improvement over former
seasons. The interest and enthusiasm
that attaches TO the poultry interest In
the west is not equaled by any other
class OF stock. Improvements o.
breeds and methods OF management
have made the business profitable.
Dickinson has the best county high
school In the state. The Abilene Re-
70, states that: "The county Is to
be congratulated upon the success OF
the county high school which has made
A$9. 900 addition to the building neces.
sary. IL will give 10 the school about
double the present capacity. 1t Is
hoped that the work can be begun this
fall. One hundred and sixty students
have already enrolled this fall and
more are expected soon. The growth
Of the school has been phenomenal and
II will no doubt continue TO push ahead
with the same rapid strides 1t will
become IN time one OF the best feed
ers for the state university,
A curious case Of hypnotic influence
was brought to light in Justice Charl-
toms court at Lawrence that Is causing
no little comment. Last Saturday
street fakir by the name Of II. Rivers
arrived In the city and began selling
his medicines on the street corner, A
man by the name OF Paul Cassel was
in the crowd and finally purchased IL
bottle OF the medicine. Cassel alleges
that while the doctor was making
the change he hypnotized him. While
in this state he purchased SIS worth
OF the medicine. When Cassel came
out OF the hypnotic influence he had
more medicine than he knew what to
do with and found his purse proper
tlonately lighter He accordingly had
the doctor" arrested and the trial this
afternoon resulted in Rivers being
fined 81 and costs for using his hyp.
motto power to further his business,
Largest stock Of dry goods, cloalSs,
underwear carpets, millinery, etc,
ETC., at Herpolsheimer Il Co.'S, corner
Twelfth and N streets, Lincoln, This
Is q straight one lowest price house
and you will be treated so you will call
again. Buy and sell In largest guam
titles and your money will 60 iarthest
there.
On Saturday John Snideman OF HUI
Cotton WAS bringing in q load OF broom
corn. In some position he fell from
the load which was piled very high,
and was picked up as one dead. 1t
was easy TO see that the mans neck
had been broken by the fall. On Sun
day the coroner held an inquest The
jury We'd the body and declared in Its
verdict that John Snideman had come
TO his death by partial dislocation OF
the neck caused by the fall The
news was seut to the papers, The
funeral was set for Monday. Before
it started though the body showed I'M
mistakable signs OF life. The funeral
preparations ceased and the doctors
set TO work on John Snideman. The
feeble Indications disappeared, how
ever, and tho body grew cold. II was
decided that the man was surely dead
this time and that the burial should be
Tuesday. But before Tuesdays fun
eral came Snideman's body again
showed that there was still feeble life
within it. This time the funeral was
postponed indefinitely and DIR. Furrls
was called from Lafayette to take
charge Of the case. 1t is evident that
the fall instead of destroying the life
Of Snideman has made him an utter
and hopeless paralytic-a living death
The annual session of the Kansa,
Antl-Horsethiet association was held
at Paola. Two hundred aud thirty
delegates, representing 100 lodge:
with membership OF 5000, were
present. A new constitution MnI