Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-18
KANSAS STATE NEWS.

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insurance, $500.
Wamego Agriculturist: Col. Trout
and his company of lady zouaves in
uniform paraded Lincoln avenue Gre
ating considerable excitement and COM
ment-
Horton Commercial: The water ia
bles for the new opera house are all cut
and ready for laying. We understand
the contract has been let to Topeka
firm, and that the work of bricklaying
will commence at once.
Sterling Gazette: It is rumored that
Mr.. L. II. Brown, president of the Ster-
ling salt company, is in receipt of let
ter from England announcing that he
has fallen heir to forty thousand dol
lar estate in the old country.
Ulysses Register: The contract for
house has been awarded r. W. Opl;ng-
er, the lowest bidder. Work has begun
ON the foundation and getting out stone
Mr.. Oplinger will sublet the brick work
and plastering.
Chetopa Democrat: Two agents of
the Pacific Express company were in
town several days, looking after the
$4,000 express package that got into
the hands of the wrong man, but as yet
no trace las been obtained of the mon
ey or the man who got it.
Marion Record: Dennis Madden, of
Cottonwood Falls, being at loss to
know how to make a proper complimenta-
ry address in letter to corporation
to which he was writing, and thinking
that "Dear Sir was not just proper, he
addressed the firm as Dear It!'
DR.. VIM. H. Thompson, of the Uni
versity of the City of New York says:
"The symptoms of diseased kidneys
will first appear in the extremely differ
ent organs of the body" Treat the
kidneys and not the effects of kidney
disease, by using Warmers Safe Cure.
Lyons Prchibitionist: Business at
the creamery is increasing; the average
make now being about 160 lbs. OF but
ter per day. We are glad to see the farm
ers taking SO much interest in it for we
believe it will be of great benefit to
them. The present prospect is that the
creamery will do large business this
season.
Ulysses Register: 1t is matter of
publicity that contract calls for the
completion of the Omaha, Dodge City
IL Southern railroad through Ulysses to
Trinidad by December l next, and as
soon as this city has an iron outlet to
the outside the streets will be crowded
with investors taking property at any
price.
Wamego Agriculturist: The frame
house of Giltner, Short & Long. located
near the new Sprague school house,
west of Wamego few miles, burned
down. Loss is in the neighborhood of
$1,000. The origin of the fire Is not
known. This is the fourth fire on the
ranch, three having occurred when Mr. !
Townend was the owner.
Kinsley Mercury: The Kinsley
cheese factory people have declared a
dividend for the months of October and |
November last, of $1.00 per hundred |
pounds of milk furnished. This is equiv |
alent to thirty cents a pound for butter,
had the same milk been worked up in |
to that commodity. The dividends up
to March first will not vary much, if |
any, from the figures of October and
November.
Dighton Herald: Mrs. Esther Wal
ter, aged IA years, and mother of John,
Jacob and Samuel alter, of Sutton
township, was horribly killed by fero-
cious bull. Mrs. Sutton was out wa
tering the COWS, the bull came up, she
to drive him away, he |
wouldn't go, but showed fight; he at
tackled her, and no help being near, she
was killed outright; her clothing was
torn off and her person was
bruised and mangled. John
Crofton first discovered the dead body
and notified the family.
Robert A. Gum, Md, Dean and Pro-
fessor of Surgery of the United States
Medical College, Editor OF the me ical
author of "Gunn's New I'm
p: owed Handbook of Hygiene and Do
nestle Medicine" says over his own
signature in addressing the proprietors
of Warmers Safe Cure: 81 cannot be
true to my convictions unless I extend
a helping hand and endorse all know
to be good and trustworthy. Your
graphic descriptions of diseases of the
kidneys and liver have awakened the
medical profession to the fact of their
great increase. Physicians have been
experimentally treating this disease,
and while casting about for an author
lied remedy, their patients have died
on their HANDS"
Arkansas City Dispatch: Our post
master has his hands full attending to
people who try to get valuable mail
hat does not belong to them. One man
there was registered letter in
he Office for his son, claimed the right
% have it on the grounds that the son
vas minor. Being refused, he went
lway and sent in an order With the sons