Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-01-23

Fresh bologna ct Bakers.
Get your sliced ham ct Bakers.
Fresh oysters at Bakers
-All kinds smoked meats at Bakers.
Pure buckwheat -four for sale at II.
SCHULTZ.
Glencoe correspondence comes too
late for publication.
More Porcelain lined Stew Kettles to
give away at G. C. Bestors.
For the next three weeks come and
get special prices on clothing.
81 SCHULTZ.
Missouri land is offered in exchange
for Ttego county land. History repeats
itself. Dives wanted to trade places with
Lazarus Salina journal.
To ExcHANaE.-My stables in Wa
Keeney, Kansas, for land. Address at Sa-
lima q Kansas F. FHroE.
Silver Leaf japan Tea is head and
shoulders above all others, anu the price
is within your reach. Call and get
sample at c. @ Bestor's.
"A. N. McLeunan is somewhere in
Mexico in business. He will not be, in
this district this fall to help the boys ont
in their political OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Republican.
II. W. Bundy wishes to inform the
public that he is prepared to do all kinds
IF repairing. Pumps and wind mill re-
pairing specially. Office in old Re-
publican building. 1866
Rev. W. Taylor Douglas held Epis-
,opal services at the court house last
Sunday. Mr.. Douglas was at one time a
printer and loves to inger around the
printing office fire yet when opportunity |
,ffers. He made us a very pleasant social
,all while here.
And still another rain company has
oeen organized in Goodland. Goodland |
seems to have corner on the rain |
business and when the citi-
,ens Ut that place find business little |
lull they proceed to incorporate. In
is innocent amusement and |
only costs dollar.
Court Reporter Rea is attending to
lis duties with his usual expertn.ss and |
liability. His Hays friends are glad to
tote his improved looks since last Sep
ember. His mustache shows that much |
,are has been expended IN its cultivation
'ince last term OF court.-Hays Cores
1onaent Reviesv- Headlight.
-Ex-Lieut. Gov. Riddle failed to make |
last Tuesday and consequent
ly did not deliver his public address in
be evening as he had contemplated. |
However, he met with the members on |
Wednesday, exemplifying the work and
irving much needed and wholesome ad
'ice. He promises to come back in the
uture and make us an address, in which |
went we would advise everybody to at
end.
Jerry Simpson Offered resolution |
n the House to have Uncle Jerry Rusk's
department. of agriculture investigated. |
Simpson is a representative
'armer he has never visited this depart
nent. He has not even taken interest |
enough in his own district to visit the |
sugar experiments that are being carried
IN at Medicine Lodge, his home, by the
yovernment-Hays City Republican.
We are deeply panied to learn of
he death of Brother W. l.. Humes,
editor and publisher of the Hoxie Senti.
uel, which occurred at his home in Hoxie, |
Bro. Hames was a genial, |
fellow and a successful |
newspaper man. He was valued men,
Der of the Northwest Kansas Editorial
His family have our heart
felt sympathy in their bereavement. Mr..
Humes was aged 40 years.-Oakley |
Graphic.
AT yesterdar's meeting of the COM
missioners the Republican was made the
official paper for Logan county for the |
year 1892, and the Winona Clipper vas
given all the job work. Every member
Of the board concurred in this action
Logan County Republican.
simultaneously with the above an
comes the news that the
Oakley GRAPHIC has changed hands.
"A correspondent writes to the Gree
ey county Refnbifcan from Pueblo as