Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-04-06
KANSAS STATE NEWS.

Clay Center Dispatch: During the
recent storm lightning struck one OF
the wires connected with dynamo al
the electric light plant and burned out
the machine.
Salina Gazette: The new govern
ment buildings at Fort Riley are to De
plastered with the cement plaster from
the Saline county plaster company. FIVE
carloads have already been ordered for
that purpose.
Stockton Record: The electric fluid
took strange freak the other night
when all the iron work around the Ex-
change grocery was charged, and gave
many q little reminder Of it's presence to
those who stepped on the iron plating
in front.
Prof. VIM. II. Thompson Of the chair
of Materia Medica in the University of
the City of New York, says: "Bight's
Disease has no symptoms Of its own,
but has symptoms Of every other dis
ease" Disorders apparently remote
and distinct from kidney disease are re-
moved by using Warmers Safe Cure.
Topeka registered 1864 voters-wo-
men, 1878; Leavenworth, 8,211-wo-
men, 1000; Kansas City, Kansas, S,O4O
1900; Wichita, 5,899-wo-
men, 645; Emporia, 1919 women, 439;
Arkansas City. 2,5O7-women, 851; Fort
Scott, 3.707-women, 1885; Salina,
1,211-women, 574.
Russell Springs Republican: Judge
Chapman and family were down to
Chalk Bluff recently. These remark
able magnetism bluffs are located on the
Smoky river, about fifteen miles east of
this city and three miles east of Ziegler's
ranch. The scenery is said to be unsur-
passed outside of the mountain country.
Dighton Herald: The east bound
train ran into wagon and team at the
crossing one mile west of Beeler killing
the horses outright and knocking the
driver, Frank Dole, senseless. His
skull was crushed and he received in
ternal injuries. He was taken, by the
train men, to Ness City and left at the
Calhoun House, where he received every
possible attention at the hands of the
Odd Fellows, but he died.
Salina Herald: An oratorical silver
medal contest was held at the M. E.
church by young ladies of the Kansas
Wesleyan University. Three prizes
were offered by w. J. Demorest.
The awards were as follows: First
prize, Miss Etoile Simons; second
prize, Miss Nellie Hillman; third prize,
Miss Amy Richardson. The interest Of
the occasion was spirited and excellent
training and ability were shown.
Strong City Republican: Prof. Nor
ris' street parade with the dogs, created
excitement. When passing
Deer Park, one of the dogs broke ranks
and ran after the deer, frightening them
badly, and making three leap the high
fence. AS Mr.. Lantry has standing
offer of $25 apiece for the deer, the
Snowman put up property valued at $75
70 insure against loss in case the miss
ng ones were not recaptured. But the
leer returned the next day of their own
accord and are once more willing priso-
ners in the park.
''The deaths of women from Bright's
Disease during the child-bearing years
Of life (from twenty to forty-fve) is as
high as 80 women to 100 men. After
the age of As the proportion of deaths
From, pr;Db&so n;ooooo eopH 70 SO Xr,o
men for every 100 men. There seems
no other conclusion to be drawn from
this, than that pregnancy IS frequent
cause of Bright's Disease" So writes
VIM. Roberts, NJ. D., F. r. G. p, Lon
don, Physician to the Manchester, Eng
land Royal Infirmary, Professor of Med
icine in the Ovens College, Manchester,
All women during pregnancy and the
getting up" period, should use Warn
er's Safe Cure, and prevent disease of
the kidneys.
Beloit Courier: Beloit will be es-
pecially favored this year with large as
of noted people. The state
W. G. T. q. convention will be held
here, and also meeting of the military
order of the Loyal Legion, The latter
,onclave is of the order of the G. A. R.,
like the Commandery is to
he Masonic order. It has now a MEM
oership well on toward 200, consisting
If the most noted and prominent men
n the state. The meetings Of tbs as
ISOLATION have heretofore been held in
he large cities, but at recent confer
,nce in Emporia, the committee on
of places in which to hold
selected Beloit as one of
hem. Our city is thus honored, and
Ne hope to see the gallant gentlemen of
he order met with that warm and gen.