The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-05-26
KANSAS NOTES

INV WIltlu6 tHt pUuLu olu6 lleUS IOT
the Lakin Investigator,
The old fashioned correspondent who
still waves the bloody shirt" has
been located in Washington county.
Chanute had two circuses one day
last week, and the editors put in al
most the whole day trying to decide
what Is the plural for circuses. " \
The skeleton of a mastodon was
found in Ottawa this week, and If they
will dig a little deeper they may find
evidences of the movement" to, build
a hotel
| A celebrated hydzopathist" in Fort
Scott has mineral water that is guar.
anteed to cure liver, kidney and stom-
ach troubles, nervous prostration, st.
Vitus's dance and graduated lids,
Abilene is another town which
played a good joke on the Santa Fe
officials who were touring the state in
order to get into closer touch with the
patrons and shippers. Abilene didn't
ask for anything.
A Lawrence editor protests against
the custom of opening political conven.
tons with prayer. The protest is es.
pecially well founded in the Second dis.
trict, where candidate is regarded
as Loot.
Henry Allen has been appointed one |
OF the Kansas delegates to the national
convention of charities and corrections,
and 1t is not thought that Mr.. Bower.
sock will send any contesting delega.
ton.
Miss Flossie Butin of Fredonia is
third in the newspaper contest which
is to send Beautiful Young Lady to
the st. Louis exposition. 1t would not
DO much use to try to keep young
woman Of that name out of the com.
petition.
The spring may be somewhat back.
ward, and the corn and wheat pros.
poets may not be the best, and the
r
fruit and vegetable outlook may not
be any too flattering, but it is noticed
that the baccalaureate sermons prom.
Use to yield at least a cdop and a
half.
One Of the Franklin county candi.
dates was so occupied with politics a
few days before the convention that
he drove into town, hitched his team,
jollied the voters all day and rode
home with neighbor, never thinking
of his own rig. He went back after it
he next day.
Just as golf was beginning to make
independence feel proud of itself, COT.
eyville springs coup by organizing
polo club. !,
Judge ]. T. Dickerson of Marion, :,
ecently made a federal judge for In.
liam territory, seems to be consider. n
bile of a success, Notwithstanding the y
act that one winter he drove a hack =,
n Emporia :,
Governor Bailey is to be one of the -
layers in the base ball game between a.
lie statehouse employees and the To- NJ
eka newspaper men. If he ever gets +,
far as third base the bleachers "
ill sing, Wont You Come Home" q,
Who" asks the lola Register, lis
lore gallant than newspaper man? Il,
he Topeka Capital, under the cap. al
on, Brave Kansas Girl Prevents a h,
ank Robbery relates hiw a girl at til
exter saw robbers in the bank. She or
'reamed and the robbers fled. Brave nj
rl" ar
The Ottawa Herald throws out this di
Geological suggestion: IF the Meth. al
list church carries out Its proposal tt
lift the ban on dancing, card play. ye
g and theater-going, it will have hi
ven the highest sort Of an indorse.
ent to the wisdom of the man who tn
Id his dog to 60 under the bed, find. W
6 that he intended to 60 there any de
W." co
The best Ottawa was able to say dill
out its street fair last week was 1t
at 1t was superior to the wealth. tn
1.-THE Mikado" Is to be given by anna.
lrs in Concordia, but 1t will be a INT
to those who think 1t he
a war drama. :
The Holton board of education has oit
'cted as superintendent a man who w
described as "2S years old, unmar. ~,
d, and single" W.
Howard is a good town to avoid for ~,
week or two, The Courant admits ~,
1t AL the boys are whistling Nav. ma
!, the new coon song" Nv
IN Elk county man who gave his
'e 1G-piece Haviland fish set
ne time ago complains that he is {
ting tired Of steady diet of canned sev
mon. "
!. A. Booze of LIE Loup, who has TIL,
ID the Santa Fe for $3.50 damages viii
a delayed cattle shipment, is not red
famous Kansas outlaw of the same sto,
ne. al
.eavenworth thinks sufficient prom. SCR
nee has not been given to the his. Bill
lcal fact that soon after the Civil had
: Henry M. Stanley was a reporter H
hat city. stall
he new railroad map of Kansas can