The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-12-02
KANSAS NOTES.
Abbreviated News From All Parts OF
the State.


a division Of tho state.
Lincoln Hospital, 121 South l4th ct.
Modern surgery In all its branches
DR.. Thad II. Woodward surgeon in
charge, Lincoln, Keb.
Several hundred school teachers from
every county in the southern and west
ern portions Of the state attended the
annual meeting Of the Southwestern
Kansas Teachers association which
met at Wichita.
w. w. Brewer Of Emporia, Kan,
marketed a shipment OF cattle and
bought a line OF feeders. He says
there will be as much feeding done
about Emporia as usual and that corn
is now worth from 27l TO 80 cents
bushel.
While under the influence Of liquor
Stephen Hendricks, q colOred porter
living at Kansas City, walked of the
bluff at the foot OF Charlotte street.
He fell a distance Of about sixty feet
and broke his right arm and Left leg.
Judge Caldwell OF the United States
circuit court has granted an order for
the sale OF the Kansas City, Wyan-
dOtte and Northwestern railroad as re.
quested by Jay Gould and Russell Sage.
The sale will be made by Hiram Dill
Ion, master in chancery. next May.
Send to Herpolsheimer & Co., cor.
ner Twelfth and N streets, Lincoln,
for fine illustrated catalogue Of largest
stock Of dry goods, cloaks, carpets,
millinery, toys, holiday goods, etc, In
the west. Buying and selling In larg-
est quantities for cash only they al o
enabled TO sell at the lowest prices
Call on them when in Lincoln.
George Sommers was seriously
stabbed by Ben johnson at Lawrence.
The ARRAY was caused by Sommers
going to the rescue OF some girls, into
whose room johnson had forced an
entrance. johnson was arrested and
Sommers 10 not thought TO be danger
ously injured, although he received an
ugly wound In his left breast.
G. G. Molloy, cashier Of the First
national bank OF Cherryvale Kas., was
arrested at TT. Scott by United States
Deputy Marshal McMurray Of Girard
Kas., on warrant charging him with
embezzlement OF the funas OF the bank.
The president OF the bank, the man
most wanted, had been warned OF the
pending charges, and left for parts UNI
known.
Boys strong suits Sl.25 and $3.50 Mems
durable suits s3 20 Boy 8 overcORtS 81 90.
Mems OvercoRts 50 80 and up Write for
catalogue The Hub, 1O4-6N 10 st, Lincoln
John Q. Myers president Of the state
bank Of Holton, as administrators oithe
Swetlick estate, offers $4,000 reward
for the apprehension OF Mr.. Swetlick's
murderer, Paul Swetlick was wealthy
cattleman Of Jackson county, and
highly respected. A few weeks ago
he was shot by an unknown party,
while leaving the house Of his sister,
Mrs, John Stach, Swetlick carried
life insurance to the amount Of @87. 900.
DIR. Mary Cartwright OF Garden City
was arrested on q warrant charging
her with wiliully aud carelessly caus-
ing the death OF Mrs. Abigail Gregory
who died on the 10th OF last month
from the effects Of dose OF corrosive
sublimate administered by the doctor.
The coroner's jury at the time found
the cause Of death to be criminal care
lesSness through ignorance on the part
Of the doctor She gave bond for her
appearance for examination.
The Alliance store, Lincoln sells the
best patent Aour sl.00 per sack, and
family flour 80 cents; 100 lbs. N. Q
G, sugar, IS 90.
The jury in the case CT the Banner
Brewing company against Adolph
Flick, Of Kansas City, Kans., returned
averdict for the defendant. The suit
was for the foreclosure Of mortgages
aggregating eS, 900, which were given
TO satisfy debt for goods purchased
In this state. The law as shown by
Che defendant was such that II per-
SON In this state can purchase beer.
whiskey, wines aud brandy from any
firm whose headquarters are in another
state on credit, the bill can not be- col.
\ lected. The law makes the transact
tion Illegal and the debt becomes void
In consequence. Adolph Flick, the
defendant in this suit, was agen
for the Banner Brewing company o.
Kansas City Mo, and it was claimed
that he became deficient in his pay
ment for liquors furnished TO him Il
the amount OF 80, 200.
Send to Herpolsheimer 4 Co., cor
ner Of Twelfth and N streets, Lincoln
v for hne illustrated catalogue OF larges
stock Of dry goods, cloaks, carpets
millinery toys, holiday goods, etc.
In the west. Buying and selling Il
largest quantities for cash only the,
are enabled to sell at the lowest prices
Call on them when in Lincoln,
The Atchlson club which has bee
struggling along for some years wa
4 closed last month An organlzatio
Tor social purposes to be permaner
ought 70 possess distinct advantaR
over an ordinary saloon, both as /
whisky and society.
X The Kansas CITY Stock Yards cor