The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-05-28

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an hour they ventured out and found
the woman gone, Later it was dis
covered that she had simply mistaken
the place for meat shop,
Farmers around Stockton propose
tn he indepe1dent of the Meat trust
Thev have raised money to establish
a packing house of their own, inc
formers complain that they receive
only five to seven cents pound for
hogs, but have to pay fifteen to twenty
cents a pound for the PORK after IL
leaves the packing mouse
"A LAWRENCE man "ho "o'''''s Az
USED 10 lollef afoupo 'ne s'ase uoo'
twenty years ago TOT oeell opoono'
Is enjoying the new iork ue''sion
whleh SPEAKS Vi her as so'"-
girl
IN Wlhlleid ueDa'e vi tile saoJe''
Resolved lhal lawyer Is vi lio''.
peneilt 10 lhe worlu 'ilai' d ln'nis'7''
was declaeu IN the alllflnatl'e'
The color line Is no longer drawn
in the schools of Mcpherson county
Thomas Coons assumed the office or
county superintendent last week.
The East may regard as a joke the
dispatch that the farmers OF Central
Kansas are building levees to protect
their farms from the water, but It's
o fact all the same.
Mr. Craddock will not be able to
find much fault with the state board
of railroad assessors, They added
s4O4 8O3 to the valuation, and in
creased the assessment of the tele-
graph companjes from sG5 a. mile 10
s7O
r,o a,so,osr,o rodo NV fin roce,v-
,u- a., ~ Ksusor Mrtra, 10 1nsur-
49,. aon,nonm .hot tho nroeidor+ bis
saas ona sons Il, law hod drown to-
.oi ~ e,so oEe on,nhssi7os tbe undo-
',...ln,t.. - h,,,,oao ,rs+i.
.'.,aa tn.o . n,,h,,a ofs;oo
,
MID oa'lie oaiipoe'' was e'0"
al'oleV AZ io'" inc o'ne' o@s' ne' " nv,
pana ho' appeal ing " 'oii'''' IT. ns
i'ee''.e' 'a''' Nv N'', "1As ~
uelault anu one vi ''e i,'''U, ,.
WIVES lllat ever en.eisU Inc "i'o''o
'oo'' !" .n'' 'oi"'' ""'NI' WV
"'1'~' "n'ie ,'' 'p'''"'''' '0'N1' W
anu "on0eieo' - :.
na' DC, man !" , .n'"ni' NV"n .,,.,
p'ep'''Ne " p'eN p'e .',r ~, ~ ast
oe'' i1'' ii' nu' u',Vo'o'eO . ', , W o.. e.
'i'e 0''' ',0"''' NV ''',' NV, "Np w.
"o"'eii p'oAeis sep''a'e" NUN VIZ
nv" p's"N'"' 'en ivy . ,snr'or
Than the men. when they are work
Ing together, the men pick more than
the women, There is a moral to this
near the bottom of the box.
CLAW Center has rival of General
Funston, Marshal Tolles, in the pur.
sniff of burglar had to swim the
river twice before he caught the
man
Mr.. Gerow estimates that Kansas
will need 1e S75 harvest hands from
outside the state next summer. which
is preltv close figuring considering
that the wheat crop must be saved"
thirty.eiaht times yet and the corn
crop seventy-nine times.
Kansas is inclined to be proud be-
cause the statistics show that it has
| Only one cTl'lllNa W cdNh ['ooV 'iih"o
itants.
uoro,d cho,l;ss uiawatha how
WIN is studving music in italy. has
had "both tonsils and mart of the
nasal hone removed" He still re-
tains his thorax and practically all Of
his teeth,
Coyotes are "hatching out" in the
neighborhood of Clifton, according to
one of the News correspondents.
Plans to light Fort Riley by cleo
tricity have been approved by the war
department,
A ruling is made by the attorney
general that the railroads are not
compelled to provide land for grain
elevators. 1t may discourage the ele-
vator men, but the ruling that the rail
roads are not in the business of giving
is plausible law,
vounp man in Arkansas City
creatpd y disturbance in the theater.
"uis namap tho naner saws twas not
loarned NV fine nolice which was an
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