The Globe-republican., 1896-02-06
The Santa Fe is filing its ice house.
with ice from Las Vegas.

I The Santa Fe is filling its ice house.
with ice from Las Vegas.
] The Galena mines are doing so well
that the town supports three jewelers.
/ The Salvation army has looked Wet,
more over and will send squad there
for few weeks.
Ewing Herbert's hot rOasts drove
the swindling lightning rod agents out
of Brown county.
A Lacrosse man broke off the point
of a lead pencil in his ear last week.
He will use water and soap hereafte +
The Standard Oil company has es
tablished savmill in NeOshO county
for the pu rpOse of getting out timber
Alexander Salvina opened the new
Rorhbaugh opera house at OTTAWA
Saturday night, in The Three
Guardsmen.''
Property owners in Kansas City are
complaining bitterly of street tough,
scratching and otherwise defacing
plate glass fronts.
The charity ball given by Topeka g
young people Friday night was the
most successful of its kind ever held
and netted about $500.
| The editor of the Irving Leader.
who evidently has had Il long and va
ried experience with women. speaks
of them as the contrary SEX
! Fifty per cent of Smith county's
corn crop has been sold by the men
who produced it. but not 10 per cent
of it has been shipped out of the coun-
ty.
Wherever two Scotchmen got tOgeth.
| err in Fort Scott on Bobby Burns night
there they proceeded to celebrate, as
a reporter for the Tribune found out
as he crept into bed full of hot Scotch
Saturday morning.
II. A. Perkins, who sold his Kansas
paper few months ago and went &c
California to live, is visiting friends in
Kansas. That's the way they all do.
The next thing will be an announce
ment that he has come back to stay.
The girls at Kansas University have
fad for wearing rainy day suits.
sort of bloomer outfit: and the boys
stand in the halls and watch them as
they go through, and have given nick
names to most all of them by which
they are always known as they pass
along
The dude of the town of Hartford
filled up on bug juice last Saturday
night and bantered cattle man for
fight. He was accommodated and
in the struggle the dude got one ear
chewed off. The citizens there de-
clare that before the fight he was a
fearless dude, but since the fight he is
an earless donkey.
A preacher out of job wandered
into Atchison a couple of weeks ago,
and in a day or two had rounded up
sixty-fye families who had 90 church
connection. He set himself over them
as pastor and has church in good
running order which he denominates
Union" 1t is easy to make living
if one will try.
Bill White, who knows good poetry
when he sees it, says that for eight
months he has refused every piece of
original poetry sent him for publica-
ton. He makes an exception, how
ever, in the verses of ID. A. Ellsworth.
With this encouragement EllswOrth's
book. ''In Prairie Phrase" starts upon
its mission.
The following program of the short
Lecture Course for farmers at the Kan
sas State Agricultural College, Man
haitian, February 4th to 18th, 1896:
Tuesday, February 4, Suggestions on
Thrift from Observations on Foreign
Agriculture, President Fairchild; EX-
periments in Cropping, and Their Les
sons, Prof. Gcorgeson; Wednesday,
February ), tuberculosis, and the Tu-
berculin Test, Prof. Mayo; Effects of
Soil Tillage. Prof. Failyer; Feed
Stuffs. and How to Use Them, Prof.
Georgeson: Thursday, February 6,
Leading Dairy Breeds, and their Char
acteristics. Prof. Georgeson: Some
Diseases Caused by Bad Food, Prof.
Mayo: What per cent of the Farm
Should be Planted in Potatoes? Hon.
Edwin Taylor; Friday, February :,
The Use of Counter Irritants, Prof
Mayo: Farm Accounts. Prof. Graham;
Paper on Swine Breeding, Hon. T. A.
Hubbard: Dairy Farming, Prof. Geor-
geson: Literature in the Home, Prof
Olin: Monday, February 10. The Phil
osophy of Price, Prof. Will: Small
Fruits by Irrigation, Prof Mason: Re-
cent Methods in Applied Entomology,
Prof. Popenoe; Tuesday. February IL,
Lightning Conductors. Prof Nichols:
The Farmers Vineyard. Prof. Mason:
Some Garden Insects. and Their Con-
troll, Prof. Popenoe: Wednesday. Feb
ruary IL, The Citizen and the Law.
Prof. White: Bread. Mrs. Kedzie: