Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

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OFFICIAL PAPER OF FREeo COUNTY.
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c0WIcK& WEIGH. Editors and Publishers
SATURDAY, MAY %, 1891.
Fresh bologna at Bakers.
Pure home made lard at Bakers. Tn
Top price paid for hides at Bakers 'oo
Try Japan Blended Tea at Bestor's. att,
Smoked meats, home cured, at Bak- ere
er's. =
Geo. Baker is shipping his beef from GOO
the east. oci
Preaching at all the, churches last
sabbath. at
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drawing to close.
-Trego County Normal commences rail
July 18th this year
Hays City has Chautaqua club and 90,
a reading club besides. vii
Buy Four year old Pure New York =
Cider Vinegar at Bestor's. VII,
Only 80 cases on our docket and sew do
eraI of them are continuances =
g. W. Cross visited his ranch in ed
Glencoe the first of the week. to
Prof. A. D. Crooks left last Tuesday =
for two months vacation on the Pacific clio
Coast. Wit
Memorial services at the court house
next Sabbath. The churches will not
have services in the morning. .ss
49, but
The Revielle is considering whether it tina
had better advance the subscription rate sire
or cut down the size of its paper.
The WORLD will be found unusually Sp1
interesting this week on account of the not
liberal contributions of the L. M, I. G. tres
The Trans Mississippi Congress con- =
vened at Denver last Tuesday. Shake Sat
speare was one of the principal speakers. sin,
The finest rain of the season We'd tho
nesday evening. It commenced early and I'LL
rained steadily nearly all night. It also =
continued at intervals during Thursday ann
The population of Ness county is the
4,12L. The number of acres winter wheat cou
as shown by the returns of the assessors 'li'
is 46,078 These items we CLEAN from the =
,News. hoo
The twenty-sixth annual convention had
of the Kansas State Sunday School Asso- fore
citation was held at Emporia last week Ihe
and was the largest and best ever held par
in the state. -
Miss Cora Chase, of this office, and 1''
one of the brightest girls in western Kan lau'
sas, went to Ellis last Wednesday for Nal
short vacation. We hope she will enjoy ~
it thoroughly. eoi'
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The case of W. P, Montgomery, edi-
tor of the Hays City Sentinel VS. Harry
Freese, of the Free Press, for criminal 'na'
libel was continued until next term on are
the application of defendant. DE-
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Miss Nellie Tade one of the teachers dns
of our pnblic schools left for her home r M
in Iowa last Tuesday. Miss Nellie whe
Marshall accompanied her and will visit wal
relatives in Iowa this summer her
If there is any one thing that makes VOL
us madden than another it is to become the
absorbed in some article which seems to her
possess genuine merit and after reading ing
a few sentences and mentally resolving =
to copy for our readers, we discover that Wi
it is an advertisement for a patent med any
icine. the
The Orion Bros, from Glencoe, we're sas
IN town last Tnesdav on business before gat
the q. S. land office. They informed us the
that while the wheat in their neighbor- noe
hood was little spotted, on the whole the w.
outlook was very encouraging and that out
good crop almost assured. am
-- VOL
We are informed that sister lease 90,
will return in about two weeks and that 80.
she has threatened US with much worse =.
dose next time. We are offering our c..
print shop and other fxins way low down
Tor the next ten days. We have private
business elsewhere that demands our i'm ""e
mediate attention. 1n
"A letter from James B. Gritty of Ala thai
mota, Lane county. formerly resident but
OF Wa-keeney, gives the sad intelligence of
of the death of Mrs. F. J. Dow, Of that rea,
village by lightning, on last Friday the leaf
18th inst. Mrs. Dow was the wife of F. j. for
DOw and one of the first settlers of Lane ron
county. mu,
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