Western Kansas world., 1891-10-31
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SATURDAY, Ocr. 81, 1891.

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SATURDAY, Ocr. 81, 1891.
Pure lard at Bakers.
All kinds smoked meats at Bakers.
SIN. Hutzel has received q pension.
-wanted:-A good milch COW. Call
at this office.
From 100000 members in 1890 to
$4,000 in 1891.
Congressman Baker was in the city
Monday night.
Uncle Toms Cabin at Opera hall
next Tuesday evening.
Wa. Keeney township caucus today
{Saturday) at two o'clock.
George Baker cut isright hand very
seriously Tuesday evening.
M. A. Macmillan, of Collyer, will
shortly remove to Kansas City.
Fl. s. Di.bold will pay the highest
market price for ell kinds Of grain.
Miss Cynthia Winter, of Hays, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. M. Hutzel.
A full line of queensware, glass ware
ETC., at low prices at b. SCHULTZ.
From 100000 members in 1890 to
6O,0Oo in 1891. So says ex-President
McGrath.
A marriage license was issued last
Monday to William Caskey and Miss
Buchanan, both Of Glencoe.
We presume that all will vote for
the "Fire tax. Erase with your pencil
the words, "against the fire tax"
We have conducted clean campaign
oD our side. The opposition has not. 1t
remains to be seen which will win.
Mrs. C. J. Ferris entertained num-
Der of the older ladies of Wa-Keeney on
Saturday last, it being her birthday.
Just received, q new invoice of hats.
At prices that will. astonish you. Call
and examine them. II. SCHULTZ.
Mrs. F. s. Diebold writes from COL
orado Springs that she is having de-
lightful time, and that she will be- at
home soon.
Silver cornet band; q complete Or
chestra; colored jubilee corps; blood-'
hounds; twenty people on the stage
Uncle Toms Cabin show.
You want to 60 on record next Tues
day. It is the most auspicious time you
will ever have This applies to alliance
men as we'll as to republicans.
There will be covenant meeting at
the Baptist church Saturday, Oct. 81, at
9 o'clock p. NJ; also preaching Sunday
morning. In the afternoon there will be
preaching at Ogallah.
The Free Psess roasts tho lawyers.
That will do the profession good, but the
president of the citizens alliance OF Ellis
county is q lawyer. Consistency doesn't
seem to have a place in the vocabulary
OF the Free Press.
Arrangements will be made whereby
the latest election news will be
announced from the stage at the end of
each act. This will be appreciated by
those who attend the Uncle Toms Cabin
show next Tuesday evening.
There is nc reason why you should
not vote for every name on the republi-
can ticket They are all worthy Of your
support, are the regular nominees Of the
party, and the interests Of the people
will be well protected. Vote it straight.
A"Had our southern Alliance the
power we expect to have in the near
future, we will abrogate all pension laws.
The war was over more than twenty
Eve years ago and the southern people
won't stand the swindle any longer
Livingston.
Pay no attention to bushwhacking
politics and spot the men or party who
are guilty of the disreputable practice Of
circulating scurileus campaign literature
ON the morning Of election, when the
charges can neither be met nor answered
We go to press at the usual hour and will
issue nothing outside OF our regular
paper, which can be seen and read by
everybody.
Mrs. Ida Mcdonald. OF Winterset,
Iowa, died in Wa-Keeney. at the resi-
dence OF her sisser, Mrs. G. 81. Aylwofth.
Monday evening, Oct. 26th. The deceas-
ed, with her husband. was travelling for
her health and had been at Mr.. Ayl-
worth's for couple Of weeks Her re-
mains were sent to Winterset Iowa,
Tuesday morning, for intsrment. Mr..
and Mrs. Aylworth desire to thank the