The Globe-republican., 1902-11-06

located in his new and permanent
office in the state house. He has been
switched around considerably, but is
now settled for good. His offices
occupy four rooms the east side o.
the south wing, Just under the gov
errors Offices The executive council
has fitted up Coburn's new rooms in
elegant style Nothing is too good for
the Kansas farmers
MYsTERIoUsLY MIssING.-John Dice,
a prominent citizen of Neosho Falls,
is missing. He stepped out of his
house in his night clothes to ascertain
the cause of noise at the chicken house
and has not been seen since. He has
been morose of late and it is feared he
has taken his life He is fifty years
old He was prominent Odd Fellow
and Mason and great naturalist. He
was called the ttbone crank of the Neo-
sho. -
Down A THOUSAND FEET.-The gas
construction for three weeks has
reached depth of 1 900 feet and work
is progressing slowly. Large water
supplies have been found and indica-
tions of asphaltum, but not gas or oil
yet. 1t is expected that the well will
be put down to the depth of 1000 feet,
the deepest of any experimental well
in central Kansas
RESULTS OF ELKs' CARNIvAx.-At a
special meeting of Parsons lodge of
Ellzs the deal for two lots in the best
part of the city was closed and the
property purchased. Calls were issued
to architects asking for plans, specifica-
tions and cost of building a handsome
club house, work to begin within the
next ninety days This is one of the
@f
recently.
RUINED HER SoN-Mrs. Margaret
Mu1lady, a widow of Topeka, served
notice Mayor Parker, that she pro-
posed to sue him for damages because
he has allowed the joints to run, there
by causing the downfall of her son,
who is her only support. 1.-The Off
Gals have let the joints run and ruined
my son. said she, land now I'm going
to make them pay for my keeping
50 AT FAMILY REUNION. E. Pen
nington, a farmer in Atchison county,
is having a family reunion. Eighty
nine members of the Pennington fam
lily met and remained together several
days.
SHIPPING CHEESE WEsT.-The CHM
naron cheese factory is shipping about
1000 pounds of cheese weekly to Colo
RADIO, New Mexico and Arizona. This
is a new short grass country industry.
DID Nor HEAR.-George McBrier,
old soldier, was run over and killed
by a Santa Fe passenger train in To
peka- He was walking on the track
and didn't hear the whistle.
COVE OUT OF DEBT.-The commits
sioners of Cove county recently took
up a 5000 county bond not due until
1905 in order to have the county en-
tirefy out of debt.
GETS FREE DEIvERE.-The order
has been issued for free delivery ser
vice at Junction City to begin on Ethe
first of March next.
RAFFLE FOR A DRUG sToRE.-At Ok
ford drug store with an 81, 500 stock
is being ratified. There are l. 800 tick
cts at 81 each.
HAPPY WELLINGToN--The town has
secured a plow factory and feels good
over it.
APPLES FOR ENeLAND.-One hundred
and sixty barrels of Jonathans filed a
car at Atchison for shipment to Eng
land. The apples were carefully Sc
lected and every one was polished and
wrapped in oiled tissue paper. The
apples were sold for Sc a barrel on
board the car at Atchison.
Ten MILLION BRICKs.-Coffeyvi
has a contract to furnish ten million
bricks for the new oil redneries at Port
Arthur. The freight bills on the
bricks alone will aggregate over $780,
600.
TEN CARS OF GIAss.-A representa-
tive of a sash and door factory at
Wichita closed a contract with the
Cofey vile glass factory the other day
for ten carloads of window glass Elk
perts say no better window glass is
made anywhere in the United States
than that turned out by this Kansas
factory
AND Cor THEM.-The Wellington
Monitor says: The piclers employed
in George BIair's apple orchard at Null
vane, went on strike for higher wages
and got them .
THE B-r1 Is FoUSD.-The body of
John Dice who mysteriously disap-
peared Thursday night, was found in
the river four miles above Neesho
Falls The artery in the wrist was
cut and the jurular vein was severed.