The Globe-republican., 1903-07-02

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nitro-g lycerine on the streets. Both
towns think they are booming" SUI
ficiently without artificial aid.
George A. Clark, the state printer,
tried to buy the Winfield Courier, but
, Ed Greer said 1t wasn't for sale, The
alleged Newspaper trust appears to
have overlooked the Coolidge Enter.
prise.
The use of such names as Kathryn,
Wayne and Edythe Is not confined 10
the young girls. Occasionally" OBJ
serves John Gilmore, "a sentimental
old pelican betrays the same weak
ness"
81 didn't want to do anything
rash," a Junction City man Is quoted
as saying, because didn't want to be
considered rational"
The Kansas editorial excursion"
left Saturday for a Colorado iunket,
and there are reported to be several
actual editors In the party.
The wife Of an Atchison man was
asked If she admired sports. well,
should think I do" she answered
Didn't marry one?'
As proof that Coffeyville is making
progress, the Journal Is insisting on
the removal of the wooden awnings
which still survive the frontier days.4
The Holiness sect Is holding a camp
meeting near Concordia, and a big
sign near the meeting place announces
''the Father, the Son and the Holy
Ghost in charge
In case Peter KGrageorgevitch is not
able to hold the job down, the Atchi-
son Globe calls the attention Of the
people Of Servia to City Clerk Michael
Przbylowicz of Leavenworth.
The Rev. John Milton of Rosedale
has resigned, to accept the passionate
of Baptist church in Fort Worth,
Tex, where immersion is optional and
not compulsory,
A girl in Jewell City was offered
$50 by her father If she would gradu-
ate in calico dress, She called the
bluff, but she rugged up the dress I'M
til no one would have detected Its real
texture
As additional evidence Mat the
Roosevelt idea Is popular in Kansas,
attention Is called to the case of Mr..
and Mrs. August Mangelsdorf, of |
Atchison, who are the parents Of eight |
boys and four girls.
Regret is expressed by a Marion
county paper that General Funston
was not back in Kansas in order to
settle the much disputed question If
whether he can actually swim or not.9
Henry Allen Is said to contemplate
adding the Atchison Champion to his
string of newspapers. Three paying
dailies to draw upon ought TO keep
the Champion going longer than usual.
a am in great trouble" said timid
citizen Of Sedgwck few days ago.
MY cellar Is full Of water, and II |
saw a cyclone coming, | would nos
Know whether to spring or duck
Kansas is not unacquainted with adj
'ersity, but it did not expect so many
Naterlooes to come all at once.
Not only were the clerks in the last
legislature guilty of the offense Of {
losing several laws, but they were
,uilty Of the offense of not losing the
Iorehouse bills, which were passed o
s a joke. +"
The craftsmanship OF the Atchison b
olicemen Is away above the average. Y
'wo policemen fired total of ten b
hots at a pair of robb,rs Thursday
light. One robber received four Of s
he bullets and the other received q
hree Il
Because the body of negro baby Il
as found in the Garnett water works Il
asin few days ago, Mayor Bailey n
fused this warning to be published tt
Notice is hereby given that fishing 1t
: bathing in the city water works
Ike Is prohibited" l
AT o Smoker" In Leayenworth JUS In
ce David j. Brewer declared there is e'
} town where the people form such Ell
rong and lasting ties Of friendship" st
in Leavenworth. The ancient town al
w" is proof that the ties Of hatred b.
e also possessed of great staying XII
Ialties. Gl
According to the Sedgwich Panta- ha
aph the. are telling these stories OF 81
e cyclone in Grant township. One
How unhitched from his plow in the IN
I'D and scooted The wind took that IN
ow and turned 1t round and round N ID
widening circle until the whole field lo'
IS neatly plowed up, Another farm
had a bin half full Of old corn on Uni
} cob. There was knot hole in I'LL
, bin, and the wind sucked every We
In the place through the knot u,
10, leaving the corn neatly shellei
thin. On one wagon a wheel was 'el
rted, revolving 90 rapidly that all wa
,rts to top It have SO far been with
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