Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-03-30
KANSAS STATE NEWS.

KANSAS STATE NEWO.
At Cottonwood Falls Roy Watson.
about ID years of age, killed himself
with revolver. He was loading 1t.
GAYLORD Herald: Numerous addl-
tons have been made to the public
library during the past few weeks, prln-
cipally by donation.
Winona Clipper: While assisting to
load an engine into car at the switch,
Martin Kisamore met with a painful
accident, whereby he lost portion OF
one finger and mutilated another.
"BRIaHT's DISEASE has no symptoms
of it's own" says Dr.. Frederick Roberts
of University College, London. First
get rid of kidney disease by using War.
ner's Safe Cure, then the effects OF
symptoms will be removed.
Chetopa Democrat: we have sam
pie of crude petroleum at this Office
taken from well only few miles from
this city. We extend cordial invita-
ton to all interested in Kansas pro-
ducts to call and examine it.
At Ellsworth two hundred foot vein
of salt was struck on the east of the
city and two miles or moro from the
first two wells. Two companies are
now organized and another is forming
to commence sinking shafts for the pur-
pose of mining this salt.
Arkansas City Democrat: Mr.. A. o.
L. Pennington, of Kansas City, has
been appointed to succeed Major Gum
as local agent of the Missouri Pacific.
Mr.. Pennington is the gentleman who
recently incurred the displeasure of the
Rock Island at Kansas City.
Arkansas City Democrat: 1t is re-
ported that in compliance with requests
from the interior department at Wash
ington, the Santa Fe refuses to sell
tickets to stations lying between this
city and Gainesville, Tex. The object
is to prevent rush of land grabbers
into Oklahoma before the country is
lawfully open to settlement.
The Kansas Star, the organ of the
deaf and dumb asylum, at Olathe, says {:
''This institution has the past ten days
been visited with more sickness than at
any time during the past four years. At
one time there were ten beds in the
hospital with occupants. Night and
day nurses have been in attendance all
the time, and much of the physicians
time has been required.
Soldier City Tribune: Some hog
stealing has been reported to have taken
place in Havensville. 1t seems some
parties went to mans hog lot short
distance in the country, and killed a
porker, leaving a trail of blood, how
ever, which was traced to a wagon in
the timber, thence to Havensville. Up
on hearing that warrants were being
sworn out two young married men
skipped the town on horseback.
Dighton journal: A few days ago
Hold Harvey showed us the piece of mu-
Eic which he composed for the campaign
last fall, but being unable to get it
printed in time it was used on but few
occasions. It is entitled Inaugural
and is very pretty. It was
printed in time for use at the Inaugural
ton of General Harrison. The publish
er speaks very highly of the production
and we feel proud that Lane county
claims the author. Hold is an expert in
music.
WIN. RoBERTs, NJ. D., Physician to
the Manchester, Eng, Infirmary and
Lunatic Hospital, Professor of Med
icine in Owens College, in speaking of
kidney disease, says: Zone third die
of uremic (uric acid) poisoning. A
considerable number of dropsy. One
fifth from secondary pneumonia, peri
carditis inflammation of the heart sac),
or pleurisy, exhaustion, Indigestion, or
the complications of apople1y, harden
ing of the liver, bowel ulcers, etc." The
are only few of the common
symptoms of advanced kidney disease,
and this explains why Warmers Safe
Cure cures SO many different symptoms,
called diseases, and why liz has such pop
ularity. Ask your friendsssnd neigh
bors about it.
st. Francis Plaindealer: James Creigh-
ton, of Washington county, Kansas,
of Vim. McCullum, of
Cherry Creek, has purchased tract of
and two miles west of town for the pur-
pose of engaging extensively in the
stock business. Mr.. Creighton is man
If considerable means and will be an &C
,eptable acquisition to Cheyenne county.
We knew Washington county when it
vas about as wild as Cheyenne county,
With great deal less prospect of early
settlement and railroad facilities, but
low several good towns are within her
,orders and the agricultural portion of
he county will compare with any coun-
~ in the world. Cheyenne county will
make greater strides toward agricultu- |
al supremacy than any counties in the
,astern portion of the state for then