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Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-12-05
Labouchere by the Sea.
London Truth

The ordinary seaside routine is about
as dull and as dreadful as any
punishment ever awarded to pleas
ure-seelting mon. Dear mel l have
gone through 1t ALL The early breakfast
with the everlasting shrimps and lodging
house butter; he regular bathing hour;
the orthoi * drying hour, when the dear
things parade with their hair down their
back; the stuffy, indigestihle Luncheon; the
lawn tennis afternoons the occasional boat
Ing excu rsion; the chance sail, and the insv-
liable evening on the pier, when tho band
plays the "sss saw" waltz, alternating with
the "Tannhauser march,
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Keeping Up with the style.

Good morning, Jen';s Am. sorry TO hear
.aat little--quite sorry. you know. to
near OF that little scandal In your family"
Then you have heard Of III And you
congratulate met Thanks, awfuliy, m'deah
boy. Dsucsd unpleasant thing, in some
ways my boy, but we we're determined to
DO stylish, IL We had TO charter detective
agency. its English, you know"
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Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20
ALL of the Ellis countv ba

ALL of the Ellis county bar,
except three members, the Ellis Headlight
says, have signed a petition for Judge
Pratt to be candidate for Judge. That
paper puts IN these telling points: "Sev-
eral gentlemen who were candidates
prior to the action of the bar and citizens
of Trego county will not be candidates
against Judge Pratt. Should he accede
to the requests, he ought to, and we be-
ieve he will, receive the nomination upon
the first ballot. Judge Pratt is an i'm
partial, honest, hard-working Judge.
While he may not have pleased every
one by some of his decisions, yet none
have been reversed by the higher court,
where all attorneys can go, provided they
can get their clients to put up"
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

j. X. Grover and the other defendant
in the Fort Wallace occupation case
were on hand on Tuesday for trial Dis
trict Attorney Hallowell did not put in
an appearance, and the case was dis
missed without prejudice. Aside from
this, indications point to the fact that the
complainants undertook game of scare,
and, having lost in this, conceded that all
was lost to them. The offense Of Grover
and his partner was the building of big
boarding house on the government reser-
vation. They arefnishing the house and
Grover claims that it will be flied with
boarders Immediately on being opened.
This, of course, will do Jenks's high-price
hotel no particular good, and may be here
is the key to this whole racket.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

In the fore part of the week, State
Superintendent Lawhead was at Grain
field to examine into the condition OF
some school-land squabbles near that
place. Mr.. Lawhead was in Wa-Keeney
on Wednesday, in consultation with some
of our county officers concerning Cove
county school lands and certain matters
in Trego county. AS a matter of fact,
numerous complaints had been made to
the state superintendent by certain
man in our county against our superin-
tendent. Mr.. Rich, in these complaints,
was represented as acting impartially, to
say the least, in connection with the sales
of some school lands. Mr.. Lawhead ex-
amined the matter carefully, and ex-
pressed himself as being exceedingly well
pleased with the condition of Mr.. Rich's
official records and his official conduct
generally and specifically.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20
THE TAX THEME.

The abstract of the assessments in
Trego county for the current year is 9
theme for the analysis of all thinking
citizens.
Our publication of this abstract will be
followed by comparative data and other
local statistics. An inspection of the
figures will convince the most skeptical
that the financial growth of Trego
county, even during the most of the dark
period of her history, has been rapid.
If you would be an intellectual resident
of Trego county, subscribe for the WORLD,
and file away at least one copy of each
iccnoi
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

In alluding to the recent COM
ments of the WORLD concerning the
building of the Eureka irrigating canal
past Dodge City, the Phillipsburg Herald
thus emphasizes what the WORLD has
claimed time and again: "We have seen
some Of those bitches ourselves, and, ex-
cepting the seasons when the Arkansas
river is on boom, they are as dry as a
Boston lecture. Parties seeking homes
for themselves and posterity should come
to northern Kansas, where the windows
OF Heaven open and the foods descend
Barring the moisture based upon 'applica-
tions,' nature does the irrigating business
in these parts"
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20
TERRIFIC TIME.
A Hail Storm Lays Waste the
Crops Of Quite an Area.

About 7 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, the
fiercest hail storm known to this section
of country since its settlement came down
from slightly west of north. We
do not claim to know the place OF its
origin, but reports indicate that it was in
the latitude of Millbrook and several
miles west of that place. It is said to
have done considerable damage at Ns-
thaniel Crank's, almost west OF Millbrook.
It entirely ruined the corn and other
crops of Mr. Lahman, in the south part
of Graham county. It must have injured
all his neighbors in the same manner,
Coming on to the Saline, J. z. Smith
reports that he has nothing left in the
crop line. His neighbors generally, we
infer, were similarly damaged. We esti-
mate the average width Of the destructive
hail belt at from two to three miles. In
the immediate vicinity of Wa-Keeney,
crops were not entirely beaten into the
ground. Timber was not seriously in
jured, though some small limbs and
many leaves were harvested. From Sheriff
Bakers west for two or three miles the
damage in the Big Greek valley was
especially severe. Mr.. Baker report
that his crops are all beaten into the
ground and his timber injured seriously.
Chalk, Hewitt, Wolf and others lost all
their crops.
We have not learned where the hail
storm took halt to the south.
State Superintendent Lawhead in
formed WORLD reporter that some hail
fell at Grainfeld, but that it did no harm.
In Wa-Keeney, the storm gave the
GLACIERS business boom. AS rule, all
lights in northern windows were broken.
This fact, taken in connection with the
lights in southern windows having been
pretty generally broken in the other hail
storm this spring, suggests the idea that
Wa-Keeney may well claim to be the
city of new lights.
While we might go on describing in
dividual instances of Tuesdays storm
until bed time, and not be through then,
the whole thing seems to be summed up
in the statement that that was one hail of
q time.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20
4 FINE COMPLIMENT.

This week we publish petition signed
by the county officers and bar of Trego
county, asking Judge Pratt to become a
candidate for reelection. We clip the
same from the WESTERN (Wa-Keeney)
WORLD, which highly endorses the move.
This is high compliment to one of
Phillips county's worthy citizens, and a
just appreciation OF good officer. We
are not informed whether or not Judge
Pratt will be "a candidate, but this We do
know, that Phillips county has plenty of
good timber for the judgeship. Phlips-
burg Herald.
Well, friends Of the Herald, Judge
Pratt, please understand, is the only
Phillips county candidate who can ex-
pect much support from down this way.
Down here we are not in the business of
claiming, or even conceding, that Phillips
county is especially entitled to the judge
ship.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

The WORLD, we believe, has failed
to state what kind of trick the finance
committee for Decoration day cut up.
They went to work beforehand, and OBJ
tanned signatures for the donation of
about $50. When it came to collecting
the subscriptions, after Decoration day
had been lived through, this same COM
mittee, which, by the way, had had gen.
eral supervision of the expenditures,
asked each subscriber to pay just about
one-third as much as he had subscribed.
Our reporter has the first mad subscriber
to that fund to run across yet, with a
plagued poor prospect of ever finding
him.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

After copying in full our report Of the
baseball game, the shooting match and
the dance at Wa-Keeney, Thursday and
Thursday night Of last week, the Buffalo
Park Pioneer adds: 'The boys corrobo-
rate the above, viz: "A splendid time, an
elegant supper and Bro. Tilton's ingeni-
GUS report of the game. Capt. Sloey
says, if he made any such request, it was
simply in the interest of the Wa-Keeney
boys, who had given them such pleas
ant time Notwithstanding the Blues
walkover.'"
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

--Wa-Keeney has roller-skating rink
A hard floor has been laid in Grand Army
Hall, and this floor is the skating field
Thomas Caddick and w. s. Kyle are th.
rink managers. The rink was opened
Thursday evening. About thirty pairs o.
skates were in use. There was a gooG
deal of lowly tumbling. It is the inten
ton to keep the rink open in the after
Moons and evenings. We are unable te
say whether Sundays will be excepted
We suppose, Of course, that they will
The price of three hours skating for one
person will be 25 cents.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20
COMMITTEE MEETING.

The Republican Central Committee OF
Trego county is hereby called to meet al
the WORLD Office, in Wa-Keeney, Kansas
on Saturday, June 20, 1886, at 2 O'Clock
p. NJ, to take the preliminary steps to
have this county represented at the
Judicial convention which is called to
meet at Millbrook, Graham county, on
July q. A full attendance of the COM
mittee is earnestly requested
w. S. T1LToN, Chairman.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

The mother and sister of the editor
OF this paper started, Tuesday morning,
to their home, in Waverly, in this state,
intending to spend few weeks on the
way in visiting relatives in Mcpherson
county. Only he who realizes fully the
grandeur of the wealth of a true mothers
and sisters love can know the poignancy
of that grief which comes to us on saying
farewell to them!
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

Lawyer Redd and Geo. 81. Smith,
both of Ness City, were in town the fore
part of the week, on land-ofice business.
Mr. Redd thinks that Ness county now
contains population of 4,5OO. He says
that it ran down to only about half this
number during the degeneracy of the
grange period.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20
GIVE US Il SUPPLEMENT.

4
Say! It is time this thing is fixed up.
A portion of the newspapers in this dis
trict have it that the judicial convention
at Millbrook is to be held on July q,
and the other portion have the time set
for the q. As far as We can Judge,
both sides are about evenly balanced in
point of responsibility. The Millbrook
Times, issued in the village where the
judicial committee made the convention
decree, has it on July ~. On the other
hand, both Stockton papers have it on
the o. The chairman of the judicial
committee issued the call for the conven-
tion. He lives at Stockton.
Will the chairman issue supplement
to his original manifesto, SO that people
may know what be means?
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

County Surveyor Ferris went to
Grainfeld Monday evening, for the pur-
pose of doing the following work as fast
as he could: Plating the Grainfeld and
Grinnell town sites and surveying seven
sections of land.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

When we mentioned the matter few
weeks ago, David was reported as feign-
ing surprise, but the Buffalo Park Pioneer
of day before yesterday says: "Mr. Hille
was here Saturday. He will be in with a
full line OF drugs this week."
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

The water gauge at the railway depo
shows that one inch of rain fell Tuesday
evening and little in excess of two
inches Thursday night. Verify, these are
rainy times.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

1T will be well to remember that the
abstract assessment which we publish
this week represents the actual work of
the township trustees, instead of the fig
ures as amended by the board of equali-
ZatiOn.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

Geo. Galloway sat in front of Wer
ich & Kershaw's store Wednesday even.
ing until the house was closed. The
next morning w. A. Lewis, Werlich
Kershaw's timer, found in front of the
store, on the sidewalk, pocketbook con
tanning $40 and business papers. The
finder ascertained that the property be-
longed to Galloway, and cheerfully
returned it.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

The wretched condition of the roads
kept several Wa-Keeney people from at
tending the picnic at Mapes's Grove yes
terday. We have no report from there,
but presume that, as it was, there was
quite neighborhood turnout.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

Miss Jennie Tilton's school, in the
Sheriff Baker district, was closed on
Thursday of last week. It affords us
great pleasure to say that she gave thor
ough satisfaction during the entire seven
months of her work in that district.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

Mr.. T. r. Moore has had windmill
built over his well at the Commercial
House. He is az attentive to the care of
his hotel as to his work at the railway
depo, and this is saying good deal.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

james Sloey says the editor of the
WORLD is a little off in his report, in this,
that the Blues played only 8 innings,
while Wa-Keeney played 9. X 1Bgf
folo Park Pioneer.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

Some grangers claim that there is
yet time for corn crop to grow from the
mashed into the ground by the hail
stalks.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

The M. E. quarterly meeting will be-
gin in this city at o'clock P. M. to-day,
Saturday. and be continued until Sum-
day evening. Presiding Elder See is to
preach this evening and Sunday forenoon
and evening.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

Werlich & Kershaw are sensible in
business. They have begun to fence
their four sections of stock land in the
south part of Cove county.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

Next Thursday evening will be tie
time for the nomination of the officers in
the Knights of Labor lodge for the ensu-
ing term.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

The Buffalo Park Pioneer calls atten-
ton to the fact that on the 22d inst. over
1000 acres of Cove county school lands
will be sold at Wa-Keeney.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

e. w. Blair, ESQ.,, Of Solomon City,
reached town Thursday evening, with the
intention of remaining several days.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

The committee recommend that the
primaries in the several counties be held
on the 11th day of July, and the county
convention for the election of delegates
be held on the 18th day Of July.
By order of the committee.
L. c. SMITH, Chairman.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

Barber Keeler number is on time
of his own down at Clay Center.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

They have another daughter at
County Clerk Pinkham's house. She
arrived Monday night.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

Mrs. Geo. T. Galloway started, Mon
day morning, to Rock Island county, ILL.,,
on visit.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

The trees in the c. b. square are
catching vigorous pruning at the hands
of James Kelly, jr.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20
In. Rocks county Smith and
Reville are candidates for the Republican
for district judge.

THE Dodge City Times copies our
recent article on the building OF the
Eureka irrigating canal, and makes this
correction of our figures: "The ditch Is AZ
feet wide and several feet Deep"
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE, 18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

STOCKTON, KANSAS, June 2, 1885
There will be Republican judicial
convention of the 18th judicial district
held at Millbrook, Grahsm county, on
the 9th day of July, 1885, at o'clock
P. NJ, for the purpose of placing in nomi-
nation a candidate for judge of the
district court for said district. The sew
eral counties will be entitled to the
following number OF delegates and
alternatas:
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

June, 1880, proof blanks for
sale at the WORLD office. IF
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20
FOR SALE,

$50 head of cattle, mostly cows
with calves. Will deliver them
anywhere in this state If desired.
Call on or address,
B. F. DAVIDSON,
Bazine, Ness county Kansas.
Western Kansas world., 1885-06-20

GREAT GoD! What does the
Oberlin Eye mean by quoting us as calling
him Judge pratt"