Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-06-27


Everybody is feeling encouraged
Fresh fish at Bakers every Thursday.
-AH kinds smoked meats at Bakers.
Land Office business is looking up
little.
Capt. Lewis Jones has advertised to
make final proof.
Fourth of July one week. from to-
day. How time fugits.
For many are called but few chosen
as jurors on whisky case.
Hon. Hill P. Wilson is at Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, for his health.
&C. E. Cosby acted in the capacity of
deputy sheriff on the BEEN trial.
I'D Asfra Per As9era. We are get
ting very close to the stars right now.
George Baker has the best and only
first-class market ever run in Wa-Keeney.
Benedict's ice cream and lemonade
cannot be beaten in the state of Kansas.
IF. 81. Calender is back at his old
post in the Union depot at Kansas City.
We always pay the highest price for
butter, eggs, etc. Bring them along to
81. Schultz.
The W. r. G. report regular reviv-
al. New members are being taken in
every meeting.
Mead VS.. Ostrander is the caption of
case brought in Justice Lawrence's
court this week.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to Benedict's please call and set
tie by July LIST.
The prospects for hay were never
better than now, and the range is the
finest we ever saw.
-Sherff Courtney's mules were driven
165 miles last Wednesday. We don't
think we misunderstood him.
We are informed that the Verbeck
creamery ships at the rate of 1900 pounds
of creamery butter each week.
-Wa-Keeney will be represented on
the Fourth at Collyer and Gibbs grove.
The greater lumber will stay at home.
If you are going to get suit of
clothes leave your order and measure
with.
81. SHULTZ.
Register Monroe was subpeoned as
a witness to attend an examination before
the q. S. Commissioner at Hays City last
Wednesday.
-Trego county will never have less
population than to-day. Everything is at
bedrock now and every change will be
for the better.
"A. T. Harvey came home for a few
days visit. Before returning he made
himself solid with the WORLD for some
time to come.
"A. P. Lawrence took trip to the
country the first of the week and reports
that the prospects for all kinds of crops
are simply immense.
Down at Hays City 100 men, with or
without teams, can get work thro' harvest
at big wages. We are authorized to make
the above announcement.
We are not given very much to boast
ing but we believe we have the largest
single wrapper list OF any paper in the
sixth congressional district.
DIR. Jones was up from Wa-Keeney
Monday in consultation with DR.. Win
slow regarding Mrs. w. G. Bixler, who is
quite sick.-Oakley Graphic.
Ed. Rea boarded the west-bound
train Saturday morning with his little
type writer under his arm. Russell
Springs was the objective point.
Three new final proof notices this is
sue, the first for weeks. The citizens of
Trego county are evidently in no rush to
make proof and leave the country.
There is an undesirable something
about Kansas that we all love. Kansans
as rule are the most loyal to their state
of any people in the Union. Once Kan
san always Kansan at least in senti-
ment.
We hope the farmers will not repeat
their folly Of two years ago and burn
their straw. Our farmers know better
than to think because feed is abundant
one year that it is abundant every year.
By all means save your straw and stack
it well and another year will soon come
when every pound Of that straw will be
worth its WEIGHT in 0Old-t0akLey (2yabkic