The Globe-republican., 1897-06-24

pretty new unIOrnS.
There is a bunch of 1000 cattle in
Barber county owned by young lady.
The young lady at Horton named
Belle Aker ought to do something fol
i.
The Emporia chorus has won 81. 55(
in cash prizes and thousands more il
houors.
The tenth annual session of the
Lane County institute has opened al
Dighton.
The city of Kiowa has ceased to be a
thirG-class postoffice and has become
four th-class.
The county officers of Saline county
and their wives gave a party in the
court house.
Ewing Herbert concludes that an en-
gagged girl has q right to eat ice cream
with another man.
Ellsworth will celebrate the 12lst
anniversary of American independence
in a style that will make the continen'
tai fathers feel proud if they knew it.
Bill White warns cattlemen to 60
slow in paying big prices for steers.
Bill doesn't know anything about the
subject but a man has been talking to
him whcIoes.
The same muchly married man story
that has just gone the rounds of the
press made the circuit four years ago
Williams, of Usage county, had four
wives then. The correspondents should
have given him six or eight this time.
During the past eek or ten days
the favorable weather has placed the
corn crop in the prime of condition,
and the prospects are very fattering
for an abundant yield throughout the
state. Two or three more good rains
at the proper time will assure the
farmers the fulfillmen. of their antici-
pations.
The increased demand for telephones
has made it necessary for the Salina
telephone company to add another
switch board, which will be in opera
ton in few days-making 800 phones
in operation in Sallna in addition to
those on the several toll lines. Anoth-
err lady operator will also be added to
the force.
A Marion citizen has invented a nov
ell windmill. 1t consists of lot of
galvanized iron Stats arranged in up
right cylinder form, working on ball
bearings, with weights suspended to
maintain the mills equilibrium. Be-
meath the mill is a circular platform
with numerous tin horses and jockeys
astride, all Enthusiastically painted.
When the mill is in motion these fig
ures chase each other around the trace
course" while above them in a judges
stand lot of tin Judges watch the con-
test.
A wife recently returned home to
Brown county after long absence
and found installed as mistress of her
home n negro woman who had won
the affections of her husband by taking
care of her children. The husband ad-
vised her to apply for bill of divorce,
saying that she had sufficient reason
for doing So He then left the county
with the colored woman. A few days
afterwards she drove to town, and
when she came back her children were
woman, husband or children.
The Judge of the district court and
county attorney inspected the Sumner
county Jail and have made their report
to the commissioners. Among other
things they give list of the fare fur
nished. 1t is as follows: For break
fast. fried salt meat of some kind. po-
tatoes and frequently eggs. good bread.
moIasses, good coffee, oatmeal almost
every morning, and gravy when want
ed. For dinner, boiled beef. potatoes,
or if not potatoes, beans. gravy, coffee,
sometimes cabbage, moiasses and
bread. The only thing they desired
particularly that they did not have
was fruit Of some sort.
Christian EndeavOrers at San Fran cisco.
The Denver aud Rio Grand Il. r. the
"Scenic Line of the World, presents to
the Christian Endeavorers the most
varied and beautiful scenery and the
best accommodations of any of the
Traus-Continental Lines
Endeavorers en- route to attend the
National Convention at San Francisco,
in July. 1897, will find it to their ad-
vantage to use the Denver and Rio
Grande R. r. in one or both directions.
The choice of two routes is offered
via that line. using the stand guage
line through Leadville. Canon of the
Grand and Glenwood Springs, in one
direction: and the narrow qua ge line
over the famous Marshall Pass and