Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
Blow out the gas.
History repeats itself.

BLOW out the gas.
History repeats itself.
Candies. nnts and cigars at Bene-
diets.
The young folks gave bah Thurs.
day night.
Try pure, old-fashioned buckwheat
at Bestor's.
"A few Colorado potatoes left at Bene
diets. Who wants them.
: For felt boots, rubbers and arctics al
low prices go TO 81. Schultz.
Mrs. G. A. Aylsworth has returned
from an extended visit to Iowa.
We have reached bed rock in western
Kansas. We will have better times
sooD.
"A. W Purinton's personal popularity
is attested by the vote received at his Own
precinct.
We learn that an effort is being
made to procure an organ for our pub
lie schools.
The Hill City Republican has a relig-
ions column edited by Rev. F. L, Walker
of our city.
Those lovely geraniums in o. A.
| Cortright's window are the subject of
many remarks.
C. K. Dewey is in Nebraska looking
after some real estate that he owns in
that anti-prohibition state.
-Yon will always find a full line of
California evaporated fruits, canned
goods, ETC., at low prices at H. Schultz.
The new election law in New York
compels candidates to swear to an item
lied statement of their campaign expenses.
Mrs. A. d. Elliott, who has been in
Kansas City for some time under the care
of her physician, is expected home this
week.
William Hoob.er, of Wilcox, called
last Thursday. He says that the recent
rain and snow is just the thing for the
small grain.
Just received at Bestor's-
Lemons.
Cranberries.
Pure Buckwheat.
&C. G. Bestor caught the spirit of i'm
provpment this week and painted his
store building a lovely sky-blue pink
color.
1t is given ont that Jay Gcnld, one
morning before breakfast, recently rur-
chased controlling interest in the q. P.
railroad.
"A. d. Elliott, of Collyer township,
has moved TO Wa-Keeney and is occupy
ing the Nick Reddig property south of
the railroad.
Preaching at the Baptist church to-
morrow at II o'clock A. NJ. Bible day
exercises at night, consisting of recita-
lions, music and brief address. Every
body cordially invited TO attend.
A Mrs. Quimby, of Wichita, who
professed to be a scriptural prophet de-
clared that on last night at ~ the
trumpet would sound and all the people
except few elect wouid be destroyed.
-Strayed, from 5 miles east of Wa
Keeney, one nearly white cow with mule
shoe brand on right hip, fresh dehorned
Also one heller calf. nearly white. no
marks or brands. Call at this office. ct
Sheriff Courtney has invented new
idea whereby he can curry his mules
without losing the top of his head. 1t is
very simple contrivance and consists of
ten foot handle attached to an ordinary
curry. comb.
On and after November 1S, the Oak
ley mill will be ready to do exchange work
and to fill all orders for -four aud feed
Send for prices. GEO. S. BLACK,
Manager Oakley Roller Mills,
Oakley, Kansas.
II. L. Fike, of Coilyer, had the mis-
fortune to lose his store building and
entire stock of drugs aud notions, by fire,
last Sunday night This is a most Sc
rions loss to Mr. Fike and he has the
sympathy of the entire community. The
origin of the fire is a mystery.
"A bright little boy in the primary
department Of the Wa-Keeney public
schools one day last week was asked:
what is blindnessg' He answered:
"Struck in the eye with stone" That's
what our alliancers got in the late election
in this judicial district.-Hays City Sew
| hReL
"A great many OF our readers will
regret to learn of the death of Roy