Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-04-11
Cabbage; Cabbage at Bestor's.

Good corn fed beef at Bakers.
Go to Brooks for your hardware.
Pure home made lard at Bakers.
Geo. Baker is shipping his beef from
the east.
Enquire at Bestors for California
Breakfast Food.
Bulk Garden Seeds for sale at
Brooks. Fresh stock.
The Dighton journal was highly
colored sheet this week.
Capt. Fouts, of Collyer, was in the
Wednesday.
We learn from the Gazette that Cove
county will have an "Old Settlers" picnic.
M. q. johnson, of Glencoe, was a
visitor to the county capital Wednesday.
-J.V. L. Irwin, of the Cedar Bluff
ranch, was in town several days this
week.
We always pay the highest price for
butter, eggs, etc. Bring them along to
q. Schultz.
Charley Benedict killed goose one
lay this week but the blamed thing flew
away and he didn't get it.
March, Saum and Thompson went
hunting on election day and killed seven
zen fine mallard ducks and one goose.
The prices? Well just come and see
and we'll astonish you in more ways than
me. We lead as usual.-H. Schultz.
Put S1.5O in the slot and get SO
numbers of the WORLD. Fresh every
week. You can't keep house without it.
"A. E. McCollum closed very Success
ul term Of school in the Fairview Dis
riot last week. Mr.. McCollum is one Of
,ur very best teachers.
Episcopal services at Court House,
Sunday April 18th by Rev. I. w. Cowgirl,
morning and evening at the usual honrs.
All are cordially asked to attend.
Hill P. Wilson, who has been suffer-
With that painful epidemic, la grippe, is
low much better and is now on the fair
way for perfect recovery of his usual
City Republican.
Prof. B. F. Roush, of Hill City, gave
IN illustrated lecture at the M, E. Church
asst Thursday evening and one at the
Opera hall last (Friday) evening. These
ectures and pictures are interesting and
instructive.
When we say that we sell honest
FOODS at honest prices and that we serve
III alike-honorably-we say that which
S true. Can you not recognize COM
nendable endeavor by according your
Yours, to serve. 81. Schultz.
Bro. Kinney, of the Graphic has taken
/ large contract. He has set out to "do
Up" the q. P. Railroad sure, and as side
ssue, devotes couple of columns weekly
% Hon. Lee Monroe. Lee only laughs
put we understand the railroad company
S getting awful angry.
Teacher in Colby Sunday School
Where did the devils go when they were
,ast out of man?
Small Boy-Into the swine.
Teacher-Correct, and where did the
swine go to?
Classic Goodland. Sentinel,
THE statesman who is to-day the
pride of his party, and who is fawned
upon and almost worshipped by the great
horde of sycophantic placemen and
'poils hunters, may tomorrow be the
most bitterly denounced and reviled
noodle in the nation.--NeSS County NezvS.
j. B. Allison, recently from Brown
county, Kansas, and the gentleman who
purchased Cyrus Monroe's residence,
,ame on last Saturday with his family
md is now bona fide resident of Wa
zeeney. Mr.. Allison was, for six years,
egister of deeds of Brown county which
s evidence of the esteem in which he
vat held by his former neighbors.
elm spring the young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of love-" We
lave been running to poetry for few
weeks and can only account for it on the
hypothesis that it is the harbinger of
pring also. Our readers will not be in
licted much longer. Soon will come
and house-cleaning and
poetry are absolutely incompatible.
Every season has its joys, but house
cleaning is not one of them, neither is
spring poetry.
Mrs. NJ. D. Chase and daughter are
n Wa-Keeney to-day, visiting friends
Last week one legged tramp worked on
he sympathies of our people and received
1 good deal of aid. Mcfarland the res
;aurant man also took pity on him and
furnished him. with lodging during the
storm. The tramp repaid the kindness
oy stealing q bran new suit of clothes
belonging to one of the boarders, also
,onna monev Tt il supnOaa6 ha boarded