The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-01-15


New Years reception the new publ
library rooms were first thrown ope
w, sn1 i \, u sne c'sy y Aollen Y
s 4 ths lihro Wan
KAxsAs Appc,rrurvrs The nras
dsnt bas annbintsd the tollowino nos,
ma.ters IN Kapsas. william d pal
mer. Jewell. Caddie Smith. Lebanon
~ .Joaenh n Wooler Mandate. svdns
W Gould Weir S 's
5,oorops Mrrr-phvs;c;ans IRON
ten committee IN that mart Of Kansa
met in Concordja and, Organized III,
Third district aux,l,arv a the Kansa
State Medical Society with mr. Saw
hilj. Of Coneortlia president
OK CRrrRAr, RRAscH The heay,
business being done along the Contra
Branch road ha. comnelled the Western
Union IN strino an extra wire AZ far
west A Concordia making four wires
between Blue Rapids and Atchisop.
Noss MODERN Coal CHurEs. w. G.
Siff,s force of carpenters having fin
ished the coal chute al Syracuse, has
.gone In Lamar IN bui]d one From
Lamar be goes to Garden Citv to put
In a modern chute The Lakin chute
will tbcn be torn out .,a 465
AyRAm or Hrs W1FH-John v.
Brown. OF Hutchinson. % years old.
committed suicide by taking chloro.
form. He had been In III health for
several months He told friends a few
dsvs AFRO that he had been secretly
married and that his wife would be
here in . few dnvs and he did not wish
hsr 10 meet his mother
SrypsoRrBrp ny FAsMEss-Follow.
ipr an announcement of the action of
the stockholders Of a local bank in
rai.inc the capital stocl, from s3o oOO
IN go oOo The Cottonwood Falls Lead
or makes this significant statement:
1.-THE new stool, has been subscribed
for almost entirely by some Of the
wealthy and influential farmers Of
Chase couuty.n
NV Rock ISLAND Dspor.-The
ground has been surveyed nj Salina
for a New Rock Island depot to be |
erected SOON The building will be on
the site Of the present station. Tile
present depot will be moved md used
a. freight house. This Improvement
BY the Rock Island is tile first of mauy
railroad improvements to be made in
Salipa this wear.
WANTS CAsH.-CAN'r FIND Ir-Mrs,
Jennie r. sprinrer. of Dominican conn.
ty, and her husband had trouble and
he sold tho farm and she threatened
divorce 10 protect himself from ali.
mouy he placed the money for the farm
and other property out Of reach.
Spr;ncer was accidentally killed and
the widow wants the propertv but
cannot find IT.
DOUBLED THEIR RECEIPTS
Kansas City Journal saws that, north.
eastern Kansas horticulturists who
sent their pear crop into cold storage
last fall are now in clover. When the
crop was picked pears were worth $3.50
a barrel. Now they are worth 50 and
the price Is still advancing. Several
farmers have made from $1,000 to
IS, 900 each by holding their pears.
ABOUT $50 MEN.-The Missouri and I
Kansas Telephone company Is string
ing SIX wires from "lchita 70 fort
scott via III DORADO Another exten" u
sion under why is direct line TO V
WOODWARD okia., shrough Ava ana
many o'noA Owns A0'A. INV y
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COAL IRON THE PENirENTlARY.-t
axes close TO S'oOo tons OF coal each 1
month to supply the various state In Oh
altutlons warden H. b. Jewett OF &c
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