The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-04-26


There is but one town lot n Inmaa
advertised for taxes
G. T. Mead, of Spivey was killed by
his team running away.
a big pipe organ is being built in the
Baptist church in Winfield
John James, ST., hung himself with
a strap, in his barn near Aida
s W. Hough and his wife. of Column
bus. were poisoned by canned corn
shoughnassee, the famous Pottawat-
| ornie chief, is dead. He was 90 years
old.
| at a funeral at Olive Hill, Jackson
county.
r. Fl. Rar1les, of Topeka. is conduct
ing an industrial home in Matanzas,
CT ba-
The Kansas state Sunday school con-
vention viii be held in Atchison, May
to 10.
Primary elections are very SHINY at
tended. the farmers are too busy for
politics
There are sixty-tvo women in the
graduating class of Kansas University
this year
Only one couple has been married
Is years
John Allen, a merchant at Otturnva
was shot dead at his own door, in COM
pany with his wife.
The Arkansas river was reported out
of its banks on April 20. at Nicl1erson,
| Sterling, Great Bend and Hutchinson.
Three co1ored boys We're running
ahead of a train at Coffeyvi1le, one Of
them stumbled and was cut to pieces
on the track
Alfred Dorman, a ranchman of Lucas
Kansas, was knocked down and robbed
in Kansas City, Mo. His injuries were
| at first considered serious.
! Already over 100, 900 pounds of peni-
tertiary binding Irvine have been sold
to the Kansas farmers The whole out
put Will be taken as fast it is made.
There is fight in Elk county over
the building of county high school,
| which has resulted in a political feud,
splitting all parties because of the one
issue.
a farmer in Dickinson county forced
his way into a house where was a case
of smallpox, claiming the right of a
citizen to go where he pleased He
was promptly quarantined-
J. L. Reneau, of Anthony, is presi-
dent of an organization formed at
Houston. Texas, of the heirs of Phillip
Francis Renault, formerly of Houston,
| who left an estate something like $780,
oOO, 900.
NJ j. Burke. who died in johnson
county at the age of 90 years, was
| fellow of Trinity college, Dublin, and
one of the best read men Kansas has
ever known He came to johnson
county in 1853, and engaged in survey
ing for the Indians
The Armour Packing company has
established stations for receiving. dress
ing and shipping poultry at Eureka,
Clay Center, Ottawa, Reloit, Marion
and other points. They say they do
| this in opposition against the combine
| of local poultry buyers.
| Five years ago Blue Rapids man
| bought a three-quarter Jersey calf, two
weeks old paying SIS for her. He has
| kept a careful account, and finds that
the expense of keeping her since then
amounts to S46.7O, while the receipts
| sale of calves, butter and mi1k-foot up
| the tidy sum of $473. 6s; leaving the
tidy profit of S426. 9s for the five years.
Scott county has a doctor who was
about to leave because his practice did
not make living. The county board
/ appropriated $500 as a bonus to the
| doctor if he would stay, which was ac-
| copied
The output of berries in Doniphan
county is big item in the production
and this year berry growers report the
right kind of prospects
Robbers tried to blow up the Mis-
souri, Pacific safe at FL Dorado, but
failed. They then cut open and rif1ed
the mail sacks in the depot
Valley Falls First NJ. E. church and
parsonage are burned. There was in
surance of So, 100 Only the organ
and pulpit was saved from the church;
the pastor saved most of his household
goods
The Winfield Paramount debate was
ION by Winfield on the remarkably
close margin of one-quarter of L PEI
cent
J. W. Rounds. of Logan county, mar
leted a car of hogs which were all less
than six months old and averaged 22C