Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-03-23
KANSAS STATE NEWS.

KANSAS STATE NEWS.
By wire: Leons, in Doniphaa count,
suffered by $35, 900 fire with only
$4,000 insurance consolation.
The Rock Island eating house q
Smith Center is burned to the ground
Loss between $4,000 and $4,000.
Junction City Republican: Sergeant
NJ. McNamee and Wilson Chase have re-
ceived their commissions as second lieu
tenants in the regular army.
Hope Herald: Rumor has it that Ban
ner City is to have a newspaper to b.
conducted by Mr.. Stauffer, Of Alta Vista
who will remove the plant now used il
the publication of the Register.
Salina Herald: d. G. Lawrence
formerly OF Brookville, but for the last
two years proprietor of the Windso,
hotel at Lincoln Center, will soon remove
to junction City and become 'smine
host" Of the noted BarteI house.
Dodge City Democrat: The soldiers
home is assured, good news of the north
and south railroad is received, the eeas-
on is more favorable than at any time in
the history of the country, and-the
boom will start within month.
Holton Recorder: The art depart
mentof Campbell University will give
an exhibition of the work of the pupils
at the close OF this term. The list of
things to be exhibited comprises land
scapes, portraits, plaques, panels, hand
painted China, pastel work, ETC., in great
variety.
Salina Republican: A miraculous in
stance of faith cure is reported. A
daughter of Amos Root, living south of
the city, was afflicted with sore eyes and
after trying all known remedies, her pa
rents took her to Miss Collins, Chris
tan scientist lady living in this city.
A cure was effected in one night.
Coldwater Echo: The R. I. railroad
have sent agents here to adjust the
claims of those who met with such q
heavy and general loss q few weeks
since, by the prairie fire started by one
of their engines. The total damage that
they will have to pay will amount to
many thousand dollars. The company
shows good faith and frmness.
Hartland Coyote: J. b. Carter has
made application to prove up his timber
claim adjoining Hartland on the east.
This is the first timber claim that HIS been
proved up in Kesrney county, and We
might say west of Garden City, and we
hope and believe John will get through
all o. K. with his. He has a fine grove
OF trees that show up in nice shape.
Nickerson Agrosy: George Toner, a
brakeman on No. 81, fell OFF the caboose
and received injuries from which he died
the next day. For some time after his
fall he was unconscious, but fpally
seemed to recover somewhat from the
shock and hopes were entertained of his
recovery, but his injuries proved fatal
He leaves wife and three small child.
rem.
VIM. ROBERTS, NJ. D., Physician to the
Manchester, Eng, Infrmary and Luna
tic Hospital, Professor of Medicine in
Owens College, says: Gradual failure
of strength, increased pallor or sallow-
ness, and Discrimination for exercise is
one o: the prominent symptoms of kid.
ney disease" Warmers Safe Cure is the
only remedy that ia guaranteed to cure
kidney disease.
Salins Gazette: The first graduate OF
the commercial department this year is
G.. w. Carson, of Sheridan county. Mr..
Carson did not commence until the mid
die of November, and now takes with
him diploma. He is young man of
good standing and ability, who will, if
nothing happens, make his mark in the
world. He will be missed by many of
his friends.
Leoti Transcript: r. w. Cary, of
this city, was in the office of Lebold, !
Fisher & Co., Abilene, and they informed
him that they were better satisfied with
their loans in Wichita county, than in
any other county in the state. This
speaks well for the people of Wichita
county, as it is a we'll known fact loan
are the best judges of the
prosperity of a people and will not
knowingly put out their money in inse-
cure loans.
Caldwell News: The city council has
ordered the city marshal to close all
Joints in the city. The order will be
obeyed and should have been put in
in force long ago. Our people have be-
ZONE thoroughly Disguised with the way
matters have been running the past year
md public sentiment is fully sroused.
Caldwell has been ibeled long enough
~ few disreputable dens, and We are
glad to see the council take this step
though tardy one.
Ottawa R. R. Employees Companion:
The A. T. & S. F., railroad officials
Tho shall abide with us are fast becom-
ng accustomed to their respective places
It the new depot. Still there's more to {
ollow. A gentleman who interviewed
he editor of the COMPANION was here as