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Commissioners' Proceedings.

commissioning Proceedings.
| WA-kEExKY, KAN, Mar. 10, 20, q.
Inc commissioners OF Trego county
met IN special session to take action in
regard to stone matters, etc.
A petition having been presented by
people living in school district No. 80,
asking that the people Of that portion Of
the county be furnished with seeds Tor
planting, the commissioners, after con-
sldering the matter, decided that the
plan would require the issuance OF relief
bonds or an appropriation; neither Of
which the commissioners can grant. Il
was decided that, under the e;rcum-
stances, the prayer of the petitioners
must be refused.
County Commissioner Sines, of Logan
county, with County Attorney Wilcox
son, appeared, and asked that the CON-
missioners sof Trego county refund to
Logan county at least portion of the
taxes which that county had paid into
the Trego county treasury the past year.
was legally organized county before the
collection OF the 1887 taxes began. The
commissioners refused to comply with
the request, they having failed to find q
law that would either require or allow
them to refund any of the taxes paid in,
and being pretty well convinced that the
receipts from Logan county would not
more than balance the expenditures.
Measures we're next taken to relieve
the county of the burden of family of
poor people, who have been provided for
by the county for some time. It was
moved and carried that the township
trustee be instructed to furnish transpor-
tation, and send the parties where they
rightfully belong.
The commissioners spent considerable
time in discussing the matter of replae-
ing the Trego county stone with Manhat-
tan stone, the commissioners having been
Sore throat may be cured in few
hours by applying Chalnberlan's Pain
Balm when the first symptoms appear. II
the case is bad one, thoroughly saturate
q flannel bandage with it and apply 70
the throat. Chamberlain Cough Rene
dy should be taken internally and q cure
is certain. Sold by 81. j. lille.
thoroughly convinced that it is impos-
sible to get enough Trego county stone
to complete the work. After q great
deal of discussion, it was decided to
alter the contract, and to finish the build
ing with Manhattan limestone.
March %.
The commissioners met at $50 A. NJ,
discussed courthouse matters ND to noon.
without reaching decision. Net at 1:3O
P. M. and discussed courthouse matters
up to 4:3O P. NJ, when the commissioners
agreed to give Barrett & Pinkham $25O.OO
less than the contract price, and have
Manhattan stone furnished. It was
agreed that the contractors place the
Trego county stone in the basement, and
finish up to the bottom of the water
table with the same; and on all out
side walls from the bottom of the water
tables up to the top, with Manhattan !
limestone.
On motion, board adjourned.
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BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER AN.
BLOOD MAKER.

bCUOD MAKER.
No remedy in the world has gained the
popularity that this medicine has, as q
household or family medicine, no one
should be without it. It has no calome]
or quinine in its composition, conse-
quently no bad effects can arise from it.
We keep full supply of it at all times.
A. B. JONES, Druggist.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Z. Dewey's little
daughter, Lottie, died on Wednesday,
aged year, 9 mos. and IA days.
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Land Register Beard was at Abilene
last Sunday.

&C. M. PAUL is out northwest with q
surveying ontfit.
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j. e. Frazer, editor of the Lacrosse
Chietfais, was pleasant caller yesterday.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-03-24

Mr.. B. Wagner is canvassing tn
city as agent for new encyclopaedia.
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Mrs. F. 81. Burnham went to Ellis
worth last Saturday to make her parents
visit.
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IN. D. Hollister, Esq, has so far re-
covered from his recent severe illness as
to be able to be around.
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The recent work Of Rev. F. L. Walk
or in Ellis has resulted in the organiza-
ton of Baptist church with fifteen men,
bers at that place.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hoobler, father and
mother of VIM. Hoobler, of the Wilcox
neighborhood, arrived in town on Thurs
day, from the east, for the purpose of
making q visit.
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Rev. Mr.. Mahaffie has been attending
the M. e. conference at Salina this week
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e. M. Walker, of Aurora, ILL.,, on his
return from California, is visiting his
brother, Rev. F. L. Walker, in this city.
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Mr.. j. s. Werlich, after having been
engaged for about two days in packing
his goods in the Car, went to Denver
Thursday night. He is there to stay.
We understand that he and Mr.. Kershaw
are doing prosperous grocery business
in that city. They are eminently deserv-
ing of success. Mrs. Werlich and Elmer
are yet in Wa-Keeney. They will board
at Mr.. Ferris's for few days before pro-
ceeding to Denver.
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County Surveyor Ferris went to
Ouinter last Saturday, on a surveying
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The same attorneys as were here rep
resenting the Rush county cases at the
last regular term of the district court have
been here this week. Thirty or forty
other Rush county men have also been
here this week. Attorney Danford has
been assisting the Lacrosse side of the
work, and Jno. A. Nelson has been asso-
ciated with the Walnut City side.
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Mrs. o. A. Cortright has received
word from her husband to the effect that
his mother died at her home in Milledge-
vile, ILL.,, last Sunday night. Mr.. Cort-
right, it seems, had reached her bedside
before her death. He was snowbound
awhile last Saturday at Savannah, ILL.,,
before reaching Milledgeville.
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w. s. Tilton talked on the Tariff at
the Downer school house Thursday even
ing. The weather was perfect, and a
good audience was present. We spent
the night at Mr.. Uptegrove's, and are I'M
der obligations to him and his estimable
lady for their hospitality. Mr.. Upte-
grove has beautiful place, and his i'm
provements are elaborate and of the
right kind.
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In the district court at Wa-Keeney
this week, w. d. Fisher was convicted of
destroying the election returns of Union
township, Rush county, last fall. The
other cases from that county were then
nO1lied
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Hon. John Hargrave, Rush county's
experienced and efficient member of the
house Of representatives, was welcome
caller at this Office yesterday.
The lower story of the Aldrin build
ing is being fitted up, and will be occu-
pied by Miss Annie Wright with her mil
linery store about the first of April. Law
yer Hollister will have his Office where
Miss Wright's store is now.
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L'eleyage des Autruches.

Tn pare d'autruches u etc cree
recemment dans les envirOus du
Cairo.
Ce pare renferme cent cinquante
betes EN- plein rapport, c~'est-a-dire
ages lie deux ans du mOins.
Les autruches sont renfermees
daus DIES enclos en- plein air par
groupes de dix, quinze on vingt-
cinq c'est lie sable da desert qui
constitute lie sol de ces e%nclOs, qui
mont qu'ne superficie de quelques
acres. La nourri,ure consiste Ell
mails, ieves, grain, lnzerne, son, ct
surtont en- biscuits de conserve
Une autruche aGuite rdpporte
$50 fir. par an; pour fexportatiou,
qui Sc fait principalemtnt yer
Londres, Paris ct Vienne, on vend
les plumes de 800 a 400 francs le
kilogramme les bellies qualities at
teignent le plix de 800 francs ct
meme de 1000 francs le kilogram-
me.
La r6colte DIES plumes, en- rue de
laquelle les autrucheS doivent 6tre
settlement garott6es, Sc fait au
mois d'av1il; pour lie moment, les
plumes ont alteint la Motto de
lcur longueur..
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faut iamais sc cOncher avec du fen
dams sa cllambre, quoiqae la che
min6e tire bien. Entin, il est tout
naturel qu'ou ny garde pas Ges
animaux. Ceux ci IN effet, he Sc
content pas d'absorber une partie
de Pair respirable, du bon air, ills
en- exhalent auSSi du mauvaiS.
LIE nombre DIES Its dot ttre pro-
portionne d respace de la chambre.
Que cl,aque inllvidu ait Ell moyen.
ne quatorze metres cubes dair.
Tons les mathis, la chambre a cou-
cher doit etre grandement aeree,
ct pour celia il fault onvrir les por-
ties ct les trnttreS, pendant que les
matelas sont secoueS ct exposes 4
Fair.
II serait 4 ltsirer que tons les
mnrs de Farpartement fussent
points 4 Fhnilr; on ponrrait alnsi
les laver de temps en- temps pour
enlever les conches de matiereS or
ganiques qni sly deposent. 81 les
murs sont supplement points i la
chaux. il faut gu Oh les gratte tons
les ans on au mOinS tons les .leux
ans, ct qu'on applique ensni'e nne
nouvelle couche de peinturt. S'ils
sent recouverts de papier ct qu'on
ait besOin de lie renouveler, il fault
avoir soin de bien enlever lancier
ct de boucher tOus les trous avaut
de remettre lie nouveau.
La temperature moyenue que
Pom dot ayOir dams son apparte
ment pendant rhiver est de II d Is
degrees centigrades. Les individu>
9ni ont nne constitution fable, Il
temperament 'ymphatiqup, les en-
fants, les vieillards, les GONZALES
cents ont besoin dune chaleur ar.
tifcielle plus elevGe. II Ell est de
meme DIES perSonnes qui ont unt
profession seGcntaire, on Nui Sc
j%onrnent iongtenpS dams TN meme
local sans fare de l'exeycice.
Uue chaleur inSuiiiSante dome
lieu aux bronchiteS aignes ct chro
ni1nrS, AUX pnenmonies, i thu
matismeS, etc.
DR.. II. NIGOUROUX.
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IA WeueuR DIES CnEvEUx
D.AYER
(Ayer'S Hair Vigor.)


rend lie brilliant ct la fraicheur de la jeunesse
aux cheveux girls on ~fietris, en- meme temps
uu'elle leur dome une richie couleur chatain
on noir foncS, ainsi qu'on le desire. En- S en-
servant on peut donner aux cheveuX blends on
roux, une teinte foncee. les rendre plus epais,
ct presque %toujours guerir Ia calv!tie.
File arrete la chute DIES cheyeuN, stlniule
Of rand Ia yirueur il une croissance fable ct
maladive. Ellie emptche ct guerit les croutes
ct la teigne, ainsi que toutes les maiaoies du
CUR clevelu. CONNIE article tie Toiiette
pour DANES, la NIGUEUR est sans pareiiie'
ellie he content nj huile nj teinture. ellie reno
la chevelure douce. brillante, ct soyeuse,
tout Ell l'imprtgnant dun parfum suaye ct
permanent.
NJ. G.. p. BRICuERt crit de Kirby, o. Juil-
let, 1882: "L'autonne dernIer mes cheveux
commencement u tomber. OF dams un court
espace de temps Je devlnS pressure cnauVe.
,Jessayai Ia NIGIrEUR PES CHENEUN pAYER,
ct avant que lie premier fiacon tut NM. la chute
dies cheveuX s'arrtta, ct une loNveiie rrue
commence a pousser: Maihtehaht ma 'ete
est couverte dune chevelure abondante ct
v~igOureuse.'
i. W. bowen. Proprietaire du Mc4rtaar
(Ohiol Enquirer, dit: LA NIGrEUR DIES
CuEvEtN D'AYER est une eXcellente pre-
paration pour les cheveux. J'en parle par
experience. Ellie developpe uNe nouVeiie
croissance dc cheveuN douX ct sOyeuX. La
NIGCEIE est aussi IN remede sur pour la
teignc.'
NJ. Angus FAIRBAIRN. lie chef de Ia &C.
1ebre "Famille Fairbairn.'' Vocalistcs Ecos-
sails, tcrit de Boston, Mass, 8 Ftyrier. 1850:
"Depuis que mes cheveuN ont II
grisonner je me sers de la NIGUErR DIES
CHENEUN D'AlEK. l'ai aiilsi pu conserver
une appareilce ,e leunesse une chose verl-
tablement tres importante pour tOuS ceux
Cui sont ob!iges de paraltre en- public"
NINE. O.. A.. PRESCOTT, ecriyant de Elm
street. No. q, tHdrteStorn, Mass, II Avril
1857, dit Ill y Il deuX ans environ je perdiS
Ia moitie de ma chevelure. Ellie s'eclaircis-
salt ayec une rapidite prodigieuse. L'usage
de Ii NIGUEUR arreta la chute, activa une
nOuvelle croissance, ct au bout dun noiS
ma ttte entiere etait couverte de cheveux
naissant. mails vigoureux qui. continuant d
qu'avant la chute. J'employai settlement un
tiacon de la NIGUEUR, mails d present le en-
sers de temps en- temps CONNIE article uo
toilette"
Nous avons DIES centaines de sen. blables at
testations sur refficacite de IL VIGUEUR DES
CHEvEUX D'AYER. Une simple epreuve con-
vaincra les plus incredules.
PREPAREE PAR
Dr.. C. Ayer& Co. Lowell, Mass.
yendue par tous les Droguistes.
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Centenaires.

Dernierement Mr.. Emile Levas-
senr preSentait 4 fAcademie DIES
Sciences, d Paris, une tres-intGres.
sante communication 4 propos DIES
centcnaires en- France, scion lie re
cenSement de 1886 LIE nombre de
ces mortels est beaucoup moindre
qu'on ne lie croft genera'ement.
Les ieunrs femmes ont III preten-
ton de roster tonjours %.jeunes ct
avouent tarement leur age reel,
passe une certainc epogue NAL de
fine; Les yieillaIds au contraire.
mettent leur vanite i Sc v%ieillir
outre mesGle.
Dams la B~aviere. d'apres lie re-
censement de 1871, il Y await 81
ce,tcnalres; mails qnand on vOulnt
veritirr lie fait il ne sc tlouva qu'un
seul 4 authentiQue.
Dams lie Canada lie nomhre de
421 fut cite; il tut rebuilt a raide
de documents bona fde Il 81, ct en-
flu de compile, apres un examen ap
p%rofODdi, il he resta plus que 8 cen.
tenalres: ) hommes ct 4 femmes.
En- France, la meme incertitnde
existe a regard des centenaires
CONNIE il est prouve par les rap
ports Gmanant du Bureau de Sta
tistiqre. LIE dernier recensement
donnaitle chiffre de 1874 centenaires;
ct Information prise, il ne sen trou-
va qu'environ solxan,e; parmi ces
derniers 81 trouvait III nomm6 Jo-
seph Rebas, ne 4 San Estevan de
Litcra, en- Espagne, le 20 aont,
100, ct qui wyatt d Tarbes, daus
lie midi de la France.
Parmi les examples les plus re-
marquables lie l~ongevlte humane
nous deV0nS otter celul de Jean
CausPnr, boucher par Gtat, ct ne
dams lie village de PIoumoguer dams
la Bas>e Br-lagne. II monrut EN-
1772 a lage de 100 ans. Son por-
trait e~xiste, f.it par ordre du roi,
par lie scaIpteur Chas. Caffiri.
Tn antre cas- est celui dc Mr..
Noel dies Quersomieres, qui, EN-
1915, await atteint Fagc de III ct
qni vecut encore quelque temps
ensuite. II etait ne d Valenciennss
on son pere etait conseiller du roi.
A Get age de III ans il etait encore
vigonrenx, dit sa geographic ct
PonIe ainsi que la vue avaient con
serve chez lui toute leur integrit6.
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G POUR TOUS
L,HABITATION.

C'est une question bien impor-
tante que celle de rhygiene de laa-
bitatiOn. Nous passions bien, en-
moyenne, chez nous, dams notre
appartement, on dams les endroits
que nous devons ha5iter par suite
de los occupations, les qnatre Gin.
Qulemes de nOtre existence. III est
facile de conclure de Ia que, 81 les
conditions hy%gi6niqnes sont mau-
vaises. nOtre >ante dolt en- epiOu-
yer un fnneste contre coup, qp'elle
1oit en- Subir les tristes ~conseluen.
es. En- etfet, les perSonnrS. qhl
habi,ent DIES logements insaluhres
sont sujettes a la s%crcfule, aux
tnberculeS, anX rhumatiSmeS ct a
toutes les maladicS epid6miQues:
cholera, fievre typhoIde, petite We
role, etc, etc.
Nous croyons done utile de doh
ner lei quelques consei!s sur Thy
giene de lhabitation, surtout au
commencement de l'htver OH on il
d considerer deux facteurs de plus.
ittciairage ct lie chauffage, facteurs
aui peuvent contribuer a rendre
ihabitation insalubre ct dangeIeuse
Et toni d'abord, il he fault pas
habiter Hne maison nonvellement
constitute ; les murs sont trop hu-
mides ct les piaires ct les cloisons
sont tellement gGrgGs dean Qu'on
re tarde pas 4 6tre a,teint de dou-
leurs rhumatismales plus on moins
lntenses, don't il est bien difficlle
de Sc d6ba.raSser dams la suite.
&c nest que lorsque la maison est
constitute au moins depths uu an
qu'on peut lhabiter sans s'exposer
4 contractor DIES maladics. Les
sous.sOls ct les rez-de.chaussee sont
aussi g6neralement humides; il est
done %necessaire d'y habitcr le moins
possible. En- tout cas- on re doit
.iamais y coucher.
Autant que possible il faut que
Fappartement soft grand, acre, ex-
pose au soleil. La on entrent lie
soleil ct Ia lumiere entire aussi la
sante.
LIE premier, deuxieme ct troisi.
eme etages doivent 6tre chOisis de
preference. Dams les mansardes,
il fait trop froid l'hiver ct trop
chaud Pete. II want dependant
mieux coucher dams une mansarde
qu'au rez-de chaussee.
Un appartement est d'autant
pins salubre quill est plus propre.
Ii fault done balayer tres solvent
les pieces que Pon habite. La
chambre a coucher, qui est IA piece
la plus importante de rapparte.
ment, ct qu:. par consequent, de-
vrait etre la plus waste, la plus
aeree, la mienx exposee, dot avoir
nne cheminee, GU, au moins une
porte tonjonrs Ouverte. II est pre-
ferab]e quill NY ait pas de tapis.
Une descente de lit est sufisante.
LIE parqcet cire resiste mieux q
rimpregnation des miasmes. II ne
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TELLER APPROPRIATENESS.
HorA=Y Joe Press.

Avanr,,. IL ,nareriel necessaire. nous som
mos meme d'eXecuter tour les ouvragest y
DO rraphiuues qui nous seront comics Les
brets d'avnrat. carries datalIes. entetes oe
features. tickets d'hahiiation. hiancs. e,rcu-
la;res, etc. seront inprimrs dansle piusbref
16lai ct a DIES priX modcres.
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ATTENTION.

My friends and the public are notified tina,
l have removed to the s.ore formerly orru.
pied by Mr.. +. G. Curtis, No. 3 Main street
where l will keep constantly on hand a fun
supply of Groceries, Provisions, Wines and
Liquors. Give me Il call and examine nv "a
JOHN DEZAUCHE.
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e. B. AYO,
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required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For Sale Al
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ADJOURNMENT


IN carr6 de lOlignes; 1ere insertion" 81 %
80 ome -
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Toute annonce .n~diNnantla profession
vee l'alresse ct n'excGdant pas quatre
ynes. par an. davance--.------.----- :, NJ
Annoncas do canl;dats. d'ayance 49,. 10 co
Necroiogie. par Iigne --.-------- III
Tpute annonce commercials pnhlIee al ar
nee sera inseree all faux de 50 cents par pon-
&c pour la premiere insertion eft - cents pour
les insertions suh>fqnentes.
Toute annonce don't lie nombre insertions
nest pas specific sera inseree lusq" ano"Ve'
ordre au tauX ordinaire.
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LOi du Dimanche.

On salt quel mecontentement g6-
neral, quelles protestations mt etc
soulevecs par II application alb
snrde de Ia lOi du dimanche Qui u
coutraint ceux m6mes qui rOnt vo-
tee 4 Sc ranger parmi les mecon-
tents. Tons en- eifet declarent Qu'-
lis mont vote cette 10, QUA deux
points 1e vue pricipaux, METRE fn
a reinforcement DIES negres dams les
p%aroisses ct assurer a tOus les en-
pioyes I'm jour de repos dams Ia
se,maine.
II await etc decide que certains
Establishments tells que les patisse-
ries, les b%ou,iques de fruiticrs ct
m%archanas d'huitres, les theatres,
etc, f%eraient exception a la !oi, mails
il nest plus tenu compile de Part,
qui autorise cette exception; la loi
nest plus applique tt!le quelle a
etc votee. ellie est TRANSFORMER .au
point de prohiber lie jen do. billiard
ct de rermettre lie .ieu de base hall
En- un mot, les cr6atenrs de la
loi ont pressure regret de ravoir
voice, mails lis esperent que lie petit
jury annulera par Requirement
DIES prevents les articles de la loi
auxquels a etc dome une trop
grande elasticite ct qui la rend ty-
rannique.-L'AbeiUc.
C'e>t &c que lie petit Jury de la
paroisse Absorption fait en- ce mo
ment Il Napoleonviile OH la cour de
district siege. Tn pea plus de 40
cas- ont etc mis- devant la cour ct
jusqu'a present, pas IN seul sur une
dizaine ma pu encourir les seyeri-
ties DIES Jures; pour chacun il y IA
eu un verdict d. "not guilty" on I'm
"mistrial."
-Pourquoi n'epousez.vous pas
Marguerite, Fannie de votre sGur,
ellie est charmante; c'est un anse.
-Daccord mails ellie sc peint.
-Voyons mon cher, la main sur
la conscience, avez vous jamais WI
un auge qui he soft pas peint.
Dis moi, petit Pierre, combien y
a til de sacrements?
IL NY en- a plus; monsieur lie
cure ct moi avons porte les der
niers her a la femme du menuisier.
->
II NY . point d'apparence que Ia
passion du jeu cesse de sit0t. Nous
commissions tous pas NAL dindivi-
dus qui %preferent gagner 80 cts. au
lien que de gagner $500 a TRAVELLER
honn6tement.
Dams la rue.
20 mon Dieu! le terrible acci.
ldent!
QUEST il done arrive?
-Un gros cannon lui q passe
sur lie ventre!
-Bigre!
EFT lie pied du cheval lui a cou-
pc lie nez!
Eth bien! savez.vous, c'est en-.
core bien heureux que ce dernier
coup lui soft arrive, an moins il ne