The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-08-19
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FaWerE - SlIine e5zuty were czt-
tineshP tAeireen for Tod err the eros
beng almost q sptal failure
Farmers in the vicinity Of Larned
were bUiIdinR granarless and WI hold
their Wheat fox higher prizes
The TI7ensy-ftst Kahsas was ordsred
70 ea1he at Lezingtsn. Ky, aid the
Twenty second TO lEfiddletOn, Pa. -
The EeEas-feTergua n. But
Ter county was raised, over 1000 head
OF susPeotedSeattle being released 5
Ex-GOEs Click, Of -AtehisOna Lost s. 600
worth of lbloOded cattle from black
leg. other farmers 'also4ost heavily,
The W. CT u Of Salina presented
a petition Of 500 names to the city
council, protesting g 5IiHstF
city.
News comes from Skaguay, Alaska,
that Fritz La HnhD,- Of Arlington.
Kan, committed suicide in his tent
there. 80
Ex-Gov. Click IS credited with say
ing that a ni3Eture' OF morphine and
carbide acid is . SIRE cure for hog
cholera fg1sgE ssz .
George Tallmah, private in the
regGlar army who was wounded in the
Santiago battle, Is visiting his parents
at Holton. los --..--.-.
The vVOrkingmen -in-Kansas who be.
long to labor unions are employed on
an average Of ten hours ard six min
utes daily. 23f H3tf
It took $500 worth ofrevenue- stamps
on the deeds Thanksgiving the Missouri
river bridge at Atchison to its new
purchasers.
: While in a game Of cards with his
wife, Dave Miller Of COffeyville, few
into ftof passion and stabbed her
with knife,
John @ Sheridan, a popular citizen
and democratic politician of Paola,
viii 60 to New AIexico to live, on ac-
count Of his heulth.-ef ....-..
The private bank Of J. D. Harpster,
at Willis, and the Eastern Cowley
Banking company, Of Burden, have
gone into ntary liquidation.
Z. L Dewey, of Wilson county,
nephew Of the famous admiral, became
the father of triplets recently, all Of
which are girls and alive and healthy.
State superintendent Strylzer says
the average annual wages Of rural
schOOl-teachers in Kansas is but SIGO,
and il is not surprising that they are
giving mp the profession to engage in
other pHEsuits---=a=--
The grand lodge Of Kansas eolOred
masons, in session at Fort Scott, elected
y. A. Jones, of LeavenwOrth, gran0
master; h IT. Curtis Of BAKER Springs,
secretary and c. W Bailer, Of Fort
Scott Fraa sr1rar.
a Harvey county farIner wants one
per cent Of the present wheat crop Of
that county TO be set aside as a fund
for the Letters, who failed after hRv-
ing raised TIE price-of wheat and help
ing the farmers
Pearl McDaniels, a little Fort Scott
miss. aecidentaI3y swaEfowed a small
bead Some Of her playmates told. her
it would Kill her, when she grew snd-
denly frightened and died before a
doctor could reach her.
Gov. Leedy named the following
delegates to the National Irrigation
congress at Cheyenne, Wyo: W J.
Fitzgerald, Dodge City; John E. Frost,
E 3 Cowgirl and H. R Hilton, To-
Pelza; Us Emery, Lawrence
a city Ordinance at Lcnora prohib-
its Absolutely the sale Of liquor in the
town except by a prescription drug
Rist, and penalty is provided for per
sons guilty of giving away iqucE or
zesorting to any method Of treating.
a colonization company, with s25O.-
90 capital, was chartsred at Topeka,
headed by ex-United States Marshal
Walker. The cOmpanY's object Is to
Rico, and buy and sell land and lots
there
Jack Fowler, a hOrsethief who had
been taken from the Troy Jail to wash
windows in the sherifFs Office, grabbed
two pistols from a drawer, jumped
through a window and held his pur-
suers at bay until he made good his
escape.
Rev. w. A. Quayle, formerly presi-
dent Of Baker university, bat for i've
years past pastor OF Independence
Avenue n. L church, Kansas City,
will preach in the Merideu Street NJ.
E church, Indianapolis, Ind, after
January L
Capt W. D. Sherman, Of company <,
Tventy-secOnd Kansas. died ins the
hospital at Fort AIyer, near Washing
ton. His home is at Seneca Ills
death will cause promotions as follows:
Louis Miller to be captain; EIlios A
Davis, to be first Eeutenant, and SergE
Roy J. Martin, TO be second Eeutenant
q Ed, aCobarns secTetaTy % ne state
board Of agriculture, has Issued q
folder giving Interesting statistics re
-lative TO Kansas products during the
past % years The aggregate value
for the 20 years for the prime pal prod
uctsIs s2s351. e51. Isl. oF-nr- an aual av-
erage-Of SITES, OSL The dairy prod
ucts Save averaged S4FT42I1 TOR ten
years, the Best year being 1891, with q
value Of s., 259, T52
Miss Cathariue Withers, the young
Fort Scott society lady who clandes-
timely ieft home 10 marry v. E Akin
son a dry goods clerk atEmpOria, was
found at Wichita by her father and
taken home IIerzpareats were great
is gratified that circumstances had
prevented her marriage. Had Ur. At
lIinsOn received funds, which he ex-
pected In Kansas city, she says they
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