Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-11-21

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give away at C. c. Bestors.
Silver Leaf is strictly pure. Sun
cured Japan Tea at Bestors.
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Senator Plumb thinks Kansas is
more solidly republican than ever. 49,,
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F. 8. Di.bold will pay the highest week.
market price for all kinds of grain.
IN. A. Voss will be in his photograph visit
gallery on November 9th and 18th. DAYS
There has been only two cases filed y
in our district court since last term. elect
The Kansas Farmer now admits that hie'r
overproduction is what is the matter. y
Daisy Hoar gave party to about 'aiAn
twenty of her young friends last Tuesday ouf
evening. A
An alliance leader says: Be OF good at G
cheer. We are bound to have a drouth Polk
next summer. j
. "A. w. Purinton, of Salina, shipped visit
, couple car loads of stock east, Wednss- and
day morning. -,
"A delightful change from the salts
+ Nebraska weather on Wednesday to our the
own Kansas variety Thursday. time
t Western Kansas goes into winter -
! quarters with the largest acreage of serve
wheat ever sown, and all in prime condi- day
' ton. DIR.
9 Last Monday night was a cold one -
for this time of the year in western Kan seye
9 sas The thermometer lowered very As ;
close to the zero point. RICH
If we'll enough, Capt. Hanna was in -
= tending to go to Washington this week. trair
= He has been stapping at Riley, Kansas, CO
with his daughter, Mrs. Morgan. did
There was total eclipse OF the moon at .
y last Sunday evening about $50 by our -
time. The sky was perfectly clear and faith
of course the eclipse was plainly visible. tow,
: : We should like correspondent from We
every neighborhood in the county to send ton
US the news items. See that your neigh -
d borhood is represented in your home that
/ paper. has
v From a letter received from J. W. cont
Tunnel it is learned that he is sick. j. Den
q B. Allison started Wednesday against deli
u the high wind to learn the nature of his 81
N father-in laws Illness.
Michigan is divided into electoral the
"a districts corresponding to the congress yon
70 ionaI districts. The state also elects two or
electors at larfe, one from the east and the
one from the west of the state. are
ID The young folks have organized a .'o'
~ musicale or singing association-at any my
OF rate it's an evening devoted to music. 'ai.
M They met for the first time at the resi- Oh
dence of ]. L. Brown, on Thursday even 'iol
of ing. =
n AT congregational meeting held at the
Id the Presbyterian church last Sunday it pull
ne was decided to extend call to Rev. are
ly. Whitford. It is understood that the call par
will be accepted and therefore there will ava
~ be regular services at the Presbyterian cer
,is church hereafter. inv
II, We have received with the compli- tne
a ments of Senator Plumb the Special oer
to report on diseases of the horse" Sena- ino
nd tor Plumb can count on us solid after no'
that but if he would only inform us how o. o.
. to get the horse we would feel that his WI
,tv kindness had taken more practical WI
,er turn.
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)S6 -Mre. II. ~. dOOGeS 1s SUFFERING IlOm w;c
de injuries sustained from fall into the no.
lis cellar Thurday night. Her son had left az
ere the door open and Mrs. Hodges having tb;
ing occasion to visit the pantry in the dark
and not knowing of the open trap fell ov,
heavily to the bottom. Her head was
~. severely bruised by striking an earthen
- jar with such force that the jar was brok- 70
=. en- into pieces. A rib was broken and pc
"a numeroue bruises received, beside the ms
IN shock of the fall. ha
,eir We forgot to mention last week that =: :1
nts this paper had entered upon the seventh 81
i'm year of its existence, more prosperous -.
ext and with q better outlook for the future \.
than ever before. During the six years ~
past we have worked hard to build up ~ !.
this paper and in a measure have sue
'n ceeded While it is far from what We 81 ,,'
lis would like it to be it is paper we are -
arb. not ashamed of We promise In make II w
the better. IL possible, in the future-EHis =. ~
ana Reurpsv- Headlight.
~, in company with Mr.. C. E. PIERCE in
a.v we made a trip to Wa-Keeney this week. of
,or. The news that greeted US on our arrival M
was That half Of Cove city was in ashes Ia
from prairie fire Tuesday night We re-
nts found the boys wonderfully encouraged CT,
OF about our crops and country and jubilant til
hat over their republican victory in Trego. bl
'ad, They elected every republican on the So
hat ticket and set down on the peoples party -;