The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1899-01-19

| Cold weather doesn't keep the Gayj
lord baud from giving street concerts
Grocery peddlers afe dividing the
wealth of MARSHALL county husband
men.
Take the state over and the register
of deeds is the county officer who is
making the money these days
The grip is now getting in its work
in the southwest part Of the state
Wichita is having . particularly hard
tussle with it.
Time appears to be hanging heavily
with great many Kansans just now.
as wolf drives are the order Of the day.
Once in a while they succeed in scar
ing up wolf.
The Independence Tribune claims
that there is good road overseer in
Montgomery county; so good that he
is now serving his eleventh year in
that capacity.
just as soon as the building scasor
opens up work will be commenced in
Kansas City, Kansas, on the s75,0k
high school building for which bonds
were voted at a recent special election.
Ottawa's new militia company was
called out the other day for the first
time-for the purpose OF having meas.
ures taken for uniforms; and not q
martial spirit failed to promptly heed
the call.
Congressman Broderick quiets the
fears of Leavenworth people by telling,
them that he does not think there is
any reason at all for worrying over
the story that the post is to be removed
from there.
| The chances are that the State poul.
try show will prove as secondary in.
terest beside the legislature, because
Kansans are able to Judge more intel.
ligently concerning the good qualities
of a legislator than of bird
w. II. Haskell, the Gaylord cattle
man, had bunch of cattle in Kansas
City the other day that topped the
market, being bought for export. The
cattle averaged 1880 pounds and brought
him nearly SIG a head.
The Northern Pacific railAoad is ex.
hibiting a car load of Northwest pro.
ducts at points in Kansas. KansasNis
poor state in which to do this kind
of missionary work. Some tolerable
good things in the exhibit line are
raised right here in this state.
The town of Thayer, half way be-
tween Cberryvale and Chanute, will
vote on February 14th upon the propo-
| sition to issue city bonds to the amount
| of three thousand dollars for the pur-
pose of installing a natural gas plant,
which is to be owned and operated by
the city.
The grip has appeared in another
form. This time it is attacking the
horses. and while it is epidemic in
Kentucky, it threatens to become so
in Saline county One of the employees
of the Clark ranch. near Kipp, says
that the horses on the ranch had be-
come>affected.
The vitrified interests of Montgom-
cry county have been consolidated and
will be known of the Coffeyville Wit
trified Brick and Tile company. The
capital stock is eighty thousand dol
lars fully paid up. The plant atYnde-
pendence, the one at Coffeyville and
the one at Cherryvale will be owned :
and operated by the same company.
1t has been asserted by parties who
profess to speak from personal obser-
walton and experience that ripe null
berries will kill young chickens, and
as great manyfarmers have mulber-
ry trees growing where the chickens
can have access to them, ana the null
berries ripen and fall from the trees at
the season of the year when young
chickens are most plentiful, this be-
comes an interesting and important
question.
y Cheap Excursions via Santa Fe Route.
Annual convention Missouri aud
Kansas association of Lumber Dealers
held at Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 24-2s.
| one lowest standard first-class fare for
the round trip. Tickets on sale Jan.
81, 90 and %, good to return until and
including Jan. ss, 1899. Oklahoma
Live Stock Association meeting held at
Woodward, o. T., Feb. 1915. one fare
for the round trip. Ticksts on sale
Feb. 12 and Is, good to return seven
days from date of sale.
w. j. BLACK, G. P A.,
Topeka, Kans.
When farmer sells $500 worth OF
hov ho Sou6S arov FROM h;s Por,r, o0,o,