Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-04-23

Baker pays the top price for hides. :
You can get your meat smoked at WEI
Bakers. :
"A few dozen fine shears to give away una
at Bestor's. :
Hard time prices at Moser & Week era
ley's new grocery. :
20. H. Aylworth made us a short bus dol
mess call last Wednesday.
Turn on the light-A few more more do
lanterns to give away at Bestor's. :
Mrs. W. d. Matthews has suffered
intensely with neuralgia this week. :
Ii you want a loan on your farm call azi
on r. G. WILSON. III
"A good organ for sale inquire of
d. W. MATTHEWS. go
&C. c. Bestor surprises us with an ey-
cellent article of Kerosene oil at 10 cents g.
per gallon.
" ces
-Moser q Weekiey Will not De under- pla
sold. Remember this for they mean
every word of it, -,
IT takes the Citizen Rebn6lican of At MI
wood just six days to reach this Office. loo
Where is Atwood anyhow?
"A full and complete line of hats just the
received, at prices to suit all, at fur
| II. SCHULTz's. for
! Mr. and Mrs. Jordan. Mrs. James w.
Tunnel and Mrs. Burroughs of River TO
side, were Easter visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. vo,
Allison.
The committees appointed by the q.
A. R., S. of v, and W. r, c., are making ~,
extensive preparations to celebrate Dec y.
Grafton day. ;s
| Keep your temper, save time and
labor. Cut out your new spring goods %
with pair of fine sharp shears. Given g.,
away at Bestor's ~,
IN. W. Shuler packed his grip and SAL
started for Salina Tuesday evening, to
meet with the democratic clans which as D.
sembled there on the Goth. 10,
-Moser & Weekley hope to merit your we
confidence by doing the square thing by MI
all and cordially invite you to call and co,
see them at Bestor's old stand.
"A complete stock of everything Cal
| usually kept in a grocery store can be Ap
found at Moser & Weekdays and at to
prices to suit the hard times. ito
Col. W. S. Tilton, of the Osborne -
| E,,. h .ox.5 A. ;;,.; e ms
the G. A. T. to deliver the Grafton here on
| Decoration day. He will fill the bill. no
j E. Porter, superintendent of the uie
forestry station, called Saturday. Trees ~ POI
were never better at the station than this -, .n
year and thousands of them have been n''
hauled away and planted. 'u'
---- ed
For the best stock of Henderson and in,
Desnays q brown shoes and lowest prices I'll
call and examine the stock at To
H. ScHUITZ's.
Not a single life was lost during the =.
mad rush for land at Oklahoma this week m.
There is not another nation on the face r.
could have occurred and makes us all feel
proud that we are Americans. O.,
LATE G. Smith, of Stockton, will sue WI
coed Webb McNall as receiver of the Kir- mo
win land Office. 1t is said by those who wa
| pretend to know that Late will deliver VIII
Rocks county to McNall for congress in mo
consideration of McNall's endorsement. i,
The Goodland rainmakers have been wit
beard from again. Our candid opinion is ON,
the whole business is a fraud Wa-K Keen
ey World. DIV
Same baro Tho so.o.lled rain oon, plo
panies of Goodland are disgrace and DIS
detriment to western Kansas Winona aci
| CLIPPER. reg
| ---- :, VIII
| The twenty seventh annual conven- -,
ton of the Kansas State Sunday School -
Association will be held in Topeka, May ~. ~.
| 10, II and 12 The railroads over the r I'M
state will carry delegates for one fare for ~,
the round trip. No certificates are neces- H.
sary in going or returning. Buy round ~,
trip tickets on leaving home. This will u.
be a delegate convention. Ask your coun-
I ty secretary for credentials.
-Married-April 10, 1892. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, by Rev. F. tnr
L. Walker, George Stevens and Miss Co
Elsie Pershipg. Both parties are we'll DIRE