Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-09-03

len. sehnits returned 70 salina -
Monday.
n republiOanism ever was right it is |
right to-day.
Ellsworth has just completed Cine
new court house.
&c. G, Bestor is sole agent for the
celebrated Plat canned goods. Il
IN. g. Perryman, ex-sherif Of Logan
county was in the city last Monday.
"A full line Of Stetson hats just receiv-
ed. Come and get price OF II. SCHULTZ
w. r Hin, Of Hin City, bod bust
ness before the land Office last Monday.
I'VE haven't heard Of c. Wood Davis
making any prophecies as to the price of
wheat, lately.
The highest market price paid for
good butter and eggs at all times by
Il. SCHULTZ
The old-fashioned paper that speaks
of the widow woman" is published in the
fifth congressional district
Call and get an egg case, one Of the
safest and most convenient for carrying
your eggs 10 market, at d. SCHULTZ.
The Kansas Pythians took the three
big prizes at the military drill in Kansas
City last week. Kansans have great
faculty for always heading the procession.
-Grainfield is to have a new church.
Rev. Hogan is circulating petition to
raise money for that purpose, It 10 being |
literally signed by all enterprming cik-
zens.-G,ain,seld CAP Sheaf
Rev. Wooden "stuck" few sticks Of
type for us this week just to keep his
hand In practice. It is pretty harl for
an old conpositor to keep out Of the
business.
Henry Schultz has some new locals
in this issue. Mr.. Schultz has one of the
best stores in western Kansas, always
makes his prices right aad, all in all, it is
a first rate place to trade.
Ten head of cattle for $S5; seven
steer calves; one heifer calf; one large
we'll bred COW, nine years old, will soon
be fresh. Come and see them on S-15- Is
w. B. Robinson. Utica, Kansas. 8-27&
We don't hear much about the
knights of reciprocity. It is well. Secret
political parties can have no legitimate
place in American politics and they
should be frowned. down no difference in
what guise they may appear.
Ground is in splendid condition for
fall blowing and number Of our farmers
have concluded to postpone threshing
until after fall seeding. Wet weather
and the scarcity of threshing machines
have helped them to this conclusion.
There seems to be less strife for
county Offices by the members of the
different political parties than we have
ever observed before. Our people have
evidently concluded that there are surer,
if not easier, means of procuring iveli-
hood. Ii
Some species of worm is quite des-
tructive on young trees in different
localities. They seem to be especially
fond OF the honey locust and in some
places have entirely denuded them OF
leaves. We think they will do no per-
manent injury. |,
If that learned physician, who has
just published an elaborate treatise to
show that people eat too much, was to
publish county newspaper for q few
months and be compelled to tighten his
belt instead of going to dinner, he would
probably never have written on that sub.
ject. The main question is how to get
plenty to eat.
No sensible man loses his head over
politics or becomes unduly excited. It is
only the amateur and the one who wears q
number five hat who make themselves
ridiculous because others do not see as
they do. Sensible thinking men are
willing to allow others to think and act
for themselves and do not impugn the