The Globe-republican., 1897-11-25

The poet Riley vii! Do rev s1nxns
in Kansas viii. Etgens Ware this
winter.
Water i 50 scarce at Fl Scott that
some of the factories May hare to shut
/ down.
At a sale of Poland China swine in
Washington county, sixty-two head
brought s911.
The city council Of Seneca has been
petitioned by 500 citizens to pass cur
few ordinance.
Ellis county will build new court
house, and the contract calls for the
use of native stone.
Ex-Secretary Of State Edwards hat
1900 acres of wheat this last year ano
has 1000 acres this fall
An Atchison policeman was dis
charged from the force because he kiss
ed q girl while ON duty.
A Lawrence man has repudiated the
devil. He says the devil no more ex'
lists than does Santa Claus
| A Mcpherson real estate dealer has
averaged selling one farm every two
days for the last sixty days.
Duck are abundant at Lakeview, but
the shooting is confined to 100 mer
! who have fenced in the pond.
The State bank of Walnut was forced
to close because of injudicious invest
ments. The depositors will be paid in
full
A Kansas City firm will construct
fifteen acres of pens at Marysville.
where they will feed 10000 head OF
sheep this winter.
! A white quail has been killed in Bar.
ton county and instead of being put on
toast it will be put in the state mus
cum as curiosity.
A Chicago preacher declares that the
pictures On a s. bill are indecent and
| a Kansas editor wants his subscribers
! to bring them in and let him pass
Judgment
Elgin, on the southern border of the
state promises TO be big cotton mar
ket. There is large gin operated
there. Over 1850 bales of cotton were
received there this fall.
A young woman at Cofeyville died
from the effects of eating wax candles
to improve her complexion. Her meth
cd of letting her light shine made her
face exceedingly white.
Hunters will do we'll to bear these
facts in mind: Quail and prairie chick.
ems may be killed from November l:
ducks from October 1 to January 1.
Shooting geese and ducks from sunset
to sunrise prohibited.
Odd Fellow F. r. Martin of Beloit
stands at the head so far. He Joined
August 1, 1850 years ago last Aug
ust, and has never been behind in his
dues. He is SO years old, walks with.
out cane, reads without glasses and
can do mile in fifteen minutes.
The Santa Fe will put in at Yelling
ton a new platform consisting of paw
ing brick which will be laid about the
union depot in place of the old wooden
platform now in use there. A new
wooden platform was at first ordered
to be built at cost of 81, 900, but upon
,reconsidering the matter, the company
decided that brick platform would
cheaper.
The Scottish Rite bodies of Wichita
have arranged for the purchase of the
Young Mems Christian association
building for the sum of $2O,CO The
building is beautiful stone structure
and was occupied during the boom. It
will be transferred into the finest ca
thedral and Masonic headquarters in
the entire southern jurisdiction of the
order.
In accordance with the order of the
board of regents the thoroughbred cat
tie were sold from the farm of the
State Agricultural college on the 10th,
netting the state s., 692 The state live
stock sanitary commission protested
against the sale, fearing that although
the cattle had not responded to the
tuberculin test, they might be infected
and cause great damage by spreading
tuberculosis. The farm will he re-
stocked with common Kansas cattle.
The Arkansas City Traveller says:
What has become of the old fashioned
cowboy, who used to ride into our city
on his bucking bronco from the range
with lariat and Winchester swinging
from his saddle and when he walked
the streets in his high-heeled boots,
the "clinkety-clank" of his spurs could