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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-12
PARA La ExPOSICl0N.

Nuestro distinguido amigo y
correligionario de NAguabo dor
jose M. Arte envia q Ia Exposi
ci6n Universal de Paris una co.
lecci6n, debidamente clasi6 ada,
de maderas del pats, tan esplen
dida, numerosa y variada, que
dudamos SO haya visto en- Paerto'
Rico otra mas RIGA y notable.
Con decir que el senior Art'
presenta mas de $50 clases d.
oreciosas maderas, est4 hecho g
mejor elogio de la collection.
PoK ella damos nuestra enhora
buena al setior Arte, augurandole
en- ell gran Certamen parisiea ur
premio digno de sus afanas y d,
Ia hermosi lima collection de ma
deras que en- la Exhibici6n pre-
senta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-12
FURIA INlERMllGyTE.

De cuando. en- cuando sacude
N Qamor del Pats el letarg;co
aturdimiento que le tiene como
amodorrado, y, enseflando los
crispsjos pufios 4 su fsroce rita
Is la Rsvisto, que diria un par.
tiquino de opera, quiere confun-
difla con estruendoso vocerio de
articulos al por mayor, sueltos al
detail y concentrates de POGO
precio, equivoca demauda J ss-
case chiste.
Pero ya sabemos todos que El
Clam0r no esta de humor para
ehistes, y Il para so!tar andana.
das : fuego grapeado, aunque
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-12

SupOnemoe, y es DC 6uponeI, /,
que nuestros lectores tendran
prssente ell telegrama via Habans,
fechado ell 20 de Abril en- Madrid,
que publicamos en- sitio prefe.
rente de nuestro ndmero ante.
rior.
Vamos q reproducirlo literal
mente:
"Madrid, % de Abril.-El pro-
yecto de Ley, ampliando el dere-
cho electoral en- las Antillas, no 80
presenta & las Certes, 4 causa de
haberle puestO su veto los Dipu-
tados Y Ssnadores aut0nomistas,
quienes desean exclHir a la raza dc
color.
Asi coasta en- folletos publicados
Dor escrit0res autonomistas.
Los Diputados y Senadores de
Union Constitutional defender 4
Ia raza de color, siendo el senior
General Pando uno de los mas de-
cididos. "
Pues bien; de este telegrama
dice hoy EL Clamor, refriendose
4 El Pats de la Habana, que 90
falso.
Nosotros. nj a6rmamos nj me-
gamos. Nj nos consta la veraci.
dad del mismo, nj su inexactitud .
Por de pronto, como no nos
ciega implacable intolerancia res
pecto de nuestros adversarios,
bien podemos decir, siendo bene.
volos con los Representatives. en-
Cortes autonomistas, que la YER
sion de tai telegrama es estu2 pen.
de-, parece inveroAfmil. En- estos
tiempos ! ban a ser aque.Ios tan
POGO cautos y pludentes que Ca
yesen en- ell antipo f:ico, antisocial
y antijuridico renuncio que el
despacho consabido anuncia?
lAcaso no temerian la anula.
ci6n y e( desprestigio en- esta
cuet ton, aunque ell autonomismo
no haya demostrado jamas con
heehos el amor que a veces dice
profesar a Ia 5e1emerita clase de
color; por mas que pub.icistas
distinguidos, defensores de la au-
tonomia antillana, hayan procla.
mado la necesidad de la extincloD
de squella raza en- Cuba; por mas
que hsya hsbido en- Ia Habana
un 6rgano de la clase de color
que echo Glen mil veces en- cara al
autonomismo su inJusta aversion
a la misma, probando que los
verdaderos amigos de la repetida
clase fguran en- el immense nd:leo
de los patriotas que sirgen y
adoran q Espana Unconditional.
mente7
Nj afirmamos nj negam os, vol.
vemos 4 decir. No sc divide el
telegrama. 81 el SO confrma,
nuestro patriotismo nos sugerira
los debidos concentrates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-12
SEGUNDO CONCuRSO AGRICOLA.

L. Gacsta de hoy publica Ia
;onvocatoria, CON las correspon-
dientes bases y condolences, para
el segundo Concurso agrfcola, que
go verifcara ell 20 de Junio pr6xi.
mo.
En- Il Sc otorgarau los siguien-
tes premios:
"1e Uno de tyssoisntos pesos al
capataz mas apto, q juicio del Ju.
RADIO, en- los cultivos locales.
~ Otro de cisn pesos al obrero
que se distinga en- el manejo del
arado, daudose prefersncia al ara
do de vertedera.
81 Otro de oieN pesos al obrero
que conozca IL aplicaci6n de ma.
yor ntmero de instrumentos agrf.
)las.
~ Otro de dosc;entos pesos al
productor de caoao, que justif1que
haber plantado mayor ndmers de
arboles, prefri6nd0se en- igualdad
de circunstancias Ia planta origina-
ria de Caracas.
B? Otro de d0soient0s pesos al
productor de arroz que justiRque
emplear el cultivo preferido, y on
So defecto q Ia mayor superficie
cultiyada, utilizando para Ia reco
lesci6n y limpia del grano los nae.
dios mecanicos mas perfectos.
6c Ono de Glen pesos al produc-
tor de caballos dc silla de la alzada
estimable y del paso perfecto nece-
sario a esta function economical, pre-
firi6ndose en- igualdad d. condicio-
nes al prodaotor en- mayor escala.
L'amamos la atenci6n de los
que quieran concurrir al nuevc
Csrtamen sgricola hacia los re-
quisitos que deben llenar y las
condolences que deben reunir,
de nacionalidad y domicilio; todo
consta On ell peri6dico Official de
noy. FL Concurso go celebrara
en- ell Institute Provincial.
No dudamos que los que go
presenter q este acto seran en-
mayor nnmero que los competi-
dores del primer Concurso, pene
trado como esta el ptblico de los
senalados bene6cios que esos Ger.
tamenes agricolas han de repor.
tar indefectiblemente al pals.
Terminamos, dando expresivas
gracias al muy digno sefior Sc.
cretario de "a Jdnta caliRcadora
de Concursos agricolas, por los
programs que del proximo sc ha
servido remitirnos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-12
Telegramas via Habana.

Noeva. York, 1S de Abril.-Segtn
noticias rscibidas por via San Fran.
cisco California;, SO ha declarado cpl
dsmico Ell c6lera en- las islas Filipinas.
y de 900 atacados han fAllecido Ger.
ca de mil.
Madrid, 20.-En Ia Cathedral de Sc.
villa sc han descub!erto nuevas sefis-
les de pr6xima ruina. Para poder
conservarla es precise hacer en- ellis
grandes 8 importautes reparacionee.
Aver viernes hizo explosion IN pe.
tardo en- 10 iglesia de Valencia, que.
dando destroxado el altar mayor
Afortunadsmente no ha hsbido que
lamentar dssgfacias personales.
Madrid, 24.-En 81 juicio oral ? pti
hlieo eelsbEado hey aoa motive del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-12
IDE CUANDO ACA7

E1 CzamOr no alcanza & compren.
der las razones que asisten al Co.
bierno para mantener secrsto el in.
forme sObre las traviesas, y cree que
el pals ha debido cOnocer Y discu-
tir ese informe, antes de ser envia-
do al Gobierno Supreme.
lVaya una teorfa! lDe cuAndo
aca se han hecho p1blicos los in
fermes del Gobierno, asi de una
nanera categ6rica, & menos one
algdn incidente de resoluci6n efec-
tiVa publicada On Ia GacstG los haya
dadO a conoceri lDe cuando ac6
niDguna otra oficina general publ
ca tambien los informes que le pide
Ia superioridadi
Habria que dilucidar, primero, 81
ESQ puede y debe hacerlO el Go
bierno, aun queriendo.
Y Ic6mo diseutiria el pals ese
informei iPretende el colega que
SO former asambleas p1blicas, y SO
de cuenta ante elias de los asuntOs
que haya que resolver, para que
jamas Sc Ilegase 4 resultado defini-
tivoi / iPor medic de la prenss
habia de discutirsei I Esta, bastante
ha hablade, J en- verdad que POGO
puede hablar en- Ia parte tecnica,
tacultativa y cientifica de la cues
ton, que es 10 principal.
El Estado tiene sus brazos para
Ia gesti6n de los negocios pdblicos
y sus oficinas para el despacho de
los mismos, = de 10 que Sc informa
4 quien pide el informe debe darse
cuenta, por mas que sea costumbre
y prkctica en- nuestro gobierno to.
mar On confederation las opiniones
o6ciosas de Ia prensa y de otros
medios de manifestation.
iVaya unas teOrias las de Ell
ClamOr! Isl creera que vivimos va
en- el limbo de Ia GMtonOmtG! 81
pals discute y conoce aquel asunto
por les medios ordinarios Y natu.
rales, por 50 gobierno y por los
centres que de la materia deben
entender.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-12

rios, hijos de la locura de sus co.
religionarios.
Sube, sube, pnes, eI Aatonomis-
mo; pero sube como Ia ola que
arranca de la superficie de las
aguas, avanza vertiginossmente, ,
oor fin va . romperse en- la playa;
sube como Ia hojs SEGA que aven
ia el huracaD, y muere en- las
sombrias sinuosidades del bosque
iAsi sube ell Autonomismo!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-12
HELOS ALI.

Tales y tan grandes sran los
deseos mauifestados pOr la prensa
autonomista de Ponce de cue el
ae6oS Gobesnador nombrass A!eal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-12
ReVista de Ia Peninsula

Madrid, Abril % de 1889.
Aunque ha pssado la Semana
Santa, contra 10 que todos espera-
ban, continuan cerradas las O&ma.
ras, aiendo sxtralo que cuando 50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-12

Madrid, 30.-Sigus Ia preAsa ha.
blando de 10 considerable emigraei6a
espAfiola q Buenos Aires.
Los emigrantes prsfsridos por los
sgentes del goblerno argentine y de
los empresas SON los vasCongados.
El Sr. Conde de Xiquena, ministr0
de Fomento, ha pedido informes { los
gobernadores de provinciss y & variAa
corporsciones cientificas acsrca de los
caract6res y causas dc Ia emigration =
sobre los medios 6e contenerla.
Un diputado republican, propondri
en- el Oongreso que sl Gobisrno, imi.
tando al de Busnos Aires, vsnda bara-
tas las tierras del Estsdo, , proportions
aperos de labrsnzs I los oultivadores.
Sc habla tambisn de una propoai.
eion dc ley, imponiendo una faerte con.
tribuci6n 4 les tisrras no cultivAdas,
para obligar . los propietarios & daF
trabajo q los csmpesinos.
Madrid, 1'de Mayo.---Los conserve.
dores hacen esfuersos para sonssguir
que el Sr. Gsmszo y sus amigos %
pongan en- pugna CON el Sr. Ssgasta On
10 discussion sobrs 10 crisis econ6mi.
ca.
New York, Il id.-Han tsrminado
as fiestas para celebrsr el auiversario
de la Inauguration de Jorge Washing-
ton como Presidente do Ion Estadol.
Unidos.
Rl Presidents Harrison, dsspuss do
I Tsssncisr aver 10 procession industrial,
rsgres6 4 Washington.
Madrid, 2.-VArios diputados 90
roponen interpelar al Sr. Bscsrls,
ministro de Uitramar, scerca de 10 si.
'uacion polftica y economical de Filipi~
nas.
Entire los conssrvadofss, = especial.
msnte entire los del matte ultr- montas
20, que signsn al St. PidsL rsiua hos
tiltaad hAsls q asaol general MsylssA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-12

tefrio; en- una fnca de Oalatayud,
el escritor don Jaime Muntadas,
propietarie dtl famoso M Jnasterio
de Piedra; en- Oviedo, don Felipe
Fernandez Mayo, conocido por eI
ap0do de Ell CGrbonsstn, que tantc
hgur6 en- los movimientos rev0lu.
cionarios de Madrid, sobre todo
el % de Abril; ahora era concejal
de Salas [Oviedo] y residia en- O
pueblo de la Esplna; otro hombrt
renombrado por sus antecedentel
revOluCi0narios ACADIA de morir en-
Paris: don Antonio dc la Oalle
ministro que fu6 en- el canton dc
Oartagena, y soldado de la Oonmu.
ne en- Ia capital de Francia.
AL eerrar mi revista, sc habla cor
mas insistencia de crisis parcial
saliendo del Ministerie de Fomen
to el conde de Xlquena, que ira DE-
embajador a Roma, sustltuy 6ndole
Maura, el cuRado de Gamazo. Tam
bi6n &c dice que por I'm habra Sc.
stones en- el Oongreso, sin miedo al
debate que pr0vocara Ia resoluci6u
tan COmbatlda p0r los conservado.
res; las sesiones de 10 mafiana se
oonsagraran q la discussion del pro.
yecto dc safrsgio, J las otraS al
debate ecen6mlco, primero, y lue.
20, al examen do los presupuestos
Tenemos tsla larga de donde cortar,
Y habra sesiones borraseosas, puea
81 bar6metro politice del salon de
confereneias anancia tempestad.
r. p. del RE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-12

0leo; no parece slno que Sc qulere
hacer heroes legendarios de tan
despreciables seres. Higinia reci-
be visitas en- la caroel y regalos,
llamando la atenci6n Ia carta (que
no debi6 publicarla I'm peri6dice)
en- que ell firmante cali6ca q la pro-
cesada de heroisG, la excita & que
Olga la verdad y le ofrece ser su
marido, si sale absuelta del proceso.
No siente V. en- el est6magO el
movimiento del ascot Doblemos
la hoja.
Ell ilustre Prelado de Madrid, &C.
gun he indicado en- carta anterior,
hizO un llamamiento & los cristia-
nos para celebrsr un OOngreso, q
fin de enaltecer ell catolicisimo, '
han comenzade las sesiones de tan
importante Asamblea, & Ia que han
asistido numerosos obispos y per-
senas importsntes de Ia eorte = de
provincias. La adhesion de Pidal
' de etros pronombres de levsnta-
das ideas religiosas di6 lugar al
retraimienio de algunos espiritus
debiles, que quisieron hacer YER
que la idea era neo-cat6lica; pero
el absurdo no ha prsvalecide, = las
tres sesiOnes celebradas han side
brillantisimas, ley6ndose trabajes
de gran importancia por hombres
eminentes. El jueves tuvo lugar
la primera session pdblics, bsjo la
presidenCia del cardenal Benavi-
des, entOnandose en- ell coro 81 Te-
nj Creator, con acOmpahamiento
de OrQuesta; el presidente pronun-
clio un magnffico dlscurso, encare-
clendo la importancia del acto, Y
Sc leyeron telegramas de adhesion
lie las pr0vincias, de- Italia y de
Portugal Ia 1glesia de San Je.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-18
CLOSE CALL.
A Runaway and a Man Under the
Wagon.

Last Saturday night, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
D. Elliott, of the Saline valley, stayed at
Mr.. Wilkins, short distance south of
Wa-Keeney. Sunday afternoon, the
team was bitched up, preparatory to their
starting home. Mr.. Elliott wrapped the
lines around the wagon brake, leaving
the team to stand for few minutes. The
horses were restless, and proceeded to
move northward. Mr.. Elliott started
after them, and grabbed the lines, but
could not detach them from the brake.
He could not check the speed of the
team. On the contrary, he was jerked
violently beneath the horses feet and
two wheels ran over both his thighs, with
the effect of bruising one of them So
verely. The team then pulled around,
and soon came to a standstill at some
wire fence near Mr.. Wilkins house. No
injury had resulted to either the team or
wagon.
Mr.. Elliott was "game." Instead of
needing the request of Mr.. Wilkin, to
stay awhile and ascertain how badly he
was injured, he started home. We have
not heard from him since. It is to be
hoped that he did not receive any inter
nal injuries.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-18
THE FESTIVAL.
A Handsomely Conducted Affair.
Good Patronage and Satisfactory
Returns.

The festival of Monday evening, under
the auspices of the G. A. r and W. B. c.
was very successful. The ladies, with
what help they could obtain from the
men, had seen to collecting large stocks
of Strawberries, ice cream, cake and
lemonade. Rain was threatened in the
evening, but this did not prevent the at
tendance of sufficient number of persons
to consume the most of the refreshments.
In spite of the low prices that were
charged for refreshments, about thirty
dollars was realized.
Several ladies of the Relief Corps,
whom we fear to personate because OF
the danger of not including all, are en-
titled to unstinted credit for their work
in the preparation and conduct of this
festival.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-18
NOTICE
Of Meeting Of Board Of Equaliza.
ton.

WA-KEENEY, KAN, May 2, 1889.
The board of commissioners of Trego
county, Kansas, will sit as board of
equalization on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 8, 4 and 5, at the office
of the county clerk, in Wa-Keeney.
All persons who feel themselves ag-
grieved by reason of the assessment and
valuation of their property would do
well, and are hereby requested. to appear
and have hearing of their grievances on
the days mentioned. Monday, June 3,
will be given to hearing parties from
Ogallah, Glencoe and Riverside town
ships; Tuesday, June 4, to parties from
Wa-Keeney and Wilcox townships, and
Wednesday, June 5, to parties from
Collyer and Franklin townships.
All parties having grievances should
appear on the days named above, as this
is the only time at which action can be
taken on matters named above.
By order of the board.
IA. HoAR,
53l-3. County Clerk.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-18
INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
wallace County People to Pay
Their Taxes Due Trego County.
But When: This Is the Question.

On March IL last Judge Osborn, upon
application of Wsllace county parties,
granted an injunction to prevent the
collection by our sheriff of the taxes due
this county from that.
On Friday Of last week, upon the appli-
cation of F. Danford, Esq, the Judge
dissolved this injunction, holding that
our sheriff had the right to collect these
taxes at any time before the permanent
organization of Wallace county. To
those who believe that the Judge of dis
trict court should be as firm in refusing
to grant injunctions for which no appar-
emit legal warrant exists as in granting
them where the law makes it his duty to
do SO, little history of this case will be
interesting. When Judge Osborn grant
ed the injunction of March II Wallace
was not an organized county, the per-
manent organization not going into
effect until after the election of April Ii.
The sheriff of Trego county, with the in
tention Of collecting the taxes, had made
legal publication of several sales of prop
erty of Wallace county tax delineuents,
whose property he had seized. The sales
were to take place on March IA. The
Injunction of March IL prevented these
sales. Wallace county, but for that in
junction, was then liable to invasion by
our sheriff as legal tax gatherer. Since
April Is that county has not been liable
to invasion by our sheriff in this capacity.
Now, it is for our treasurer to do with
out these taxes, which the judge, on the
10 of this month declared were of right
due Trego county, or adopt the inevitable,
circuitous, slow and doubtful expedient
of sending his tax warrants to the treas
urer of Wallace county.
In the meanwhile, the tax payers OF
Trego county will have the opportunity
to decide how they like judicial dallying
whose effect is to make their county
treasury all the more pressing in its de-
mands for their money.
IF only the taxes of 1883 were due from
Wallace county, the injustice of this
delay would not be so fragrant; but much
of the 1886 taxes and nearly, if not quite,
all Of those for 1887 are unpaid.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-18
Epoch.

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Such remarkable event is treasured In
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is heard in praise of Electric Bitters. So
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health to the use of the great alternative
and tonic. If you are troubled with any
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-18

Report Of School in District7.
Month began April 8, and ended May 8.
Number of pupils enrolled-33,
Average daily attendance
Number of visitors-5.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy-
Minnie Miller Frank Purinton
Pupils so or over in scholarship and
department.
Annie Morrison Nellie Sweet
Robbie Tague Lizzie North
Pearl Courtney Ida Courtney
Mary Hazlett Edith Hawkes.
Frances Hawkes. Julia O'Toole
Della Purinton Florence Purinton
Andrew Morrison
CARRIE NJ. SWEET, Teacher
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-18
AKRON, ONO, May 10, 1889.


George Pinkham, Esq, Wa-Keeney, Kansas,
DEAR SIR:@Some time since we receiv-
ed from you bunch of Yucca, or Span
ish Bayonet, with the idea of having us
carefully examine it, and pass our opin-
ion upon it's qualities for making good
binder Irvine.
We can now say to you that we have
looked this matter up some, and find that
the general criticism is that the fibre is
too short to be worked well with any
process or machinery now in use. How
ever, as said, Necessity is the mother of
invention" and we do not see why some
thing can not be done with this fibre in
the way of using it as a filler, in order to
give size and bulk to Irvine. In other
words, it can be used along with suffi-
cient amount of MANILA so as to probably
be of some value in twine-making; but all
of this will have to be studied out, and it
may take some time and patience to do it.
At present, there is no way that we can
see that the fibre can be used, only as
some new inventions can be hit upon for
it's use.
Now, in regard to the Irvine prices gen.
orally, and the situation of the Irvine mar
ket, and as to whether you need fear the
Irvine combine" as you call it: We will
say that we hope by this time you have
become entirely informed on this subject,
and that it is now clear in your mind that
such thing as Swine trust" for the
purpose of advancing prices is not in ex-
istence; and further, that, although Irvine
has advanced slightly over last years
figures, yet it has not reached such an in
crease as will cause any hardship at all to
the farmers; for, at the most, if the far
mer buys shis Irvine now, he will not
have to pay more than two and half or
three cents per pound more for it than he
paid last year, which, with the average
farmer, who has from fifty to seventy-five
acres of grain to harvest, will not amount
to over five or six dollars.
We can assure you that as far as the
Buckeye, or Aultman, Miller 6 Co., are
concerned, we are doing all in our power
to sell machines and Irvine at just as rea-
sonable prices as we possibly can afford,
and under no circumstances do we pro-
pose to tie ourselves up in any 'combina-
ton" that will at all work to the disad-
vantage of our customers. We are on
the side of the farmers in their position
against advanced prices of Irvine; but, as
twine is an article made from the prod
ucts produced by the farmer, and as that
product is extremely scarce this year, OF
course, it is natural for that to affect the
price of things made from it.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-18
@SS
ltl3a3lIl3|

Alter ten years exclusive sale, can now b
obtained of al Druggists and Dealers IN Medi-
zines. It CURES-take notice not simply helps
Int CURES LIVER COMPLA1NTs
RiliousneSS and Dyspepsia.
Is strictly vegetable preparation and VII
CIIRE MALARIA, and all MALARIAL troubles.
Dr.. s. II. Wise. of Boston, Ky; says
ssHave practiced medicine Is years, ard ma no
equal to HERBISE IS o Liver Regulator"
Dr.. W. A. Baker, of Madison, Fla, says
IA bottle Of RERBINE is worth more than
s6O0 worth of Quinine in any family
Acting on the Liver in different way from
sny other medicine; it is positive cure Tor
1.hron:c Constipation and Is cheaper than Pills.
ia peculiar composition ia such, that We
cusrsntee tn cure any case of Chilis and Feyer
a Hilious Fever with one bottle.
II costs but Is cents and each bottle con.
ts,ns over 20 average doses, making the cost
iess than two cents : dose. Would yOu AK
IN enc spy Liver, Bilious or Mails
I'll Compl2inf. Manufactured By
Tlno Hef1o11ae Co.,
lanccoeeors to Vim. Condell.) St. Leuis, H.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-18
Feeble Fire.

The fire apparatuses were trotted ont
in haste Wednesday afternoon, about 6
o'clock, in response to the CRY. Of Fire!
1t turned out that their help ives not
needed. Johnson's smoke house, in the
rear of his meat market, had become
ignited in the roof. A couple of pals of
water extinguished the flames. Some OF
the meat which he was smoking was
ruined.