Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1894-10-27
Colorado potatoes at Bestor's.

Colorado potatoes at Bestor's.
Teachers examination to-day.
BE sure and get Pasha hat at c.
n. Gibson's.
The Gimletjack got out his second
edition first this week.
-Wanted-Fifty head OF horses to
winter. Thomas Kite.
Pierce Metz left Wednesday even
idg for Iowa to visit relatives.
&C. n. Gibson's hats are here and
YOU had better get one while he has all
sizes.
The thing for out door work is a
good leather coat and you can get it
at G. \. Gibson's.
Ben. G. Rich says a man who will ac-
cept pass viii accept bride? Would
a duck Cor Drake swim?
d. J. Hanna, republican nominee
for representative of Graham county,
was in Wa-Keeney Wednesday.
The official ballot has been placed
in the hands of the state printer and
will soon be ready for distribution to
the proper county authorities.
Prof. Blackmore and wife of Olathe,
who are artists, commercial mathema-
ticians and musicians held forth at the
high school room on Friday evening.
Joshua Musgrave, candidate for rep
resentative on the populist ticket, says
that he voted the straight populist ticket
last fall Honor bright, Joshua, is that
fact.
Our partner and esteemed friend
A. D. Crooks, cashier of the Fredonia
State bank, writes to friend in this
city that boy arrived at his home on
Thursday, October IS, 1894.
Every man on our ticket is competent
and honest. They have all lived here
for years and not word was ever ut
tered against their integrity and straight
dealing. It is too late for the imported
hireling from Grove county to commence
such campaign now.
Mrs. Mary Lease wants people to
vote for Lewelling, because he is a kind
hearted man, whereas Major Morrill,
would let the poor starve. And yet dur
ing one of the spells of drouth and SUI
fering on the border Major Morrill, sent
81 900 worth of flour as his contribution.
Hon. S. S. S. Ashbaugh will address
the voters of Ogallah township at Ogal-
lah school house this Saturday eve
ming at Z 80 p. M, mountain time.
Voters of all parties are invited to at
tend and bring their ladies. Mr.. Ash
baugh will interest all regardless of sex
or political views.
THE Democratic party is an honest
party" says Tom Reed in a reflective
mood. cit stays bought" That is not
the way with the pop party in Kansas.
When Pete Kline began dealing with
the Kansas pops he was worth about
$50, 900, now he is bankrupt. See his
letter, how they took his money and
then how they froze him out, and how
the privileges went to others.
Dave Rathbone failed to get his
name printed on the official ballot and
with Saum writing populist resolutions
on his little typewriter at one time and
working for a stalwart democratic APP
pointment at another date and appar-
emily afraid to announce his present po-
itical attitude, beliefs or affiliations it
would seem quite difficult for any one
to know just where he is at unless he
votes the republican ticket, which
stands for something.
We call the attention OF our readers
to an article in this issue from the Hays
City Sentinel. We hope they will all
read it so that they may understand the
contemplate methods to which the OPP
position resort to in order to make
point politically. We say, unqualifedly, !
that noreputable newspaper ever resorts
to such contemplate, bushwacking
methods and all decent, fair minded
citizens regardless of party will unite IN
condemning it. And yet they talk OF
fairness, purity and reform. The very
word reform" has become nausating
by being used to cover up such under
handed and nefarious scheme. No, Mr..
Kirtley, the people are not all fools as
you will discover when the returns
come in.
Hon. S. S. Ashbaugh, of Kingman,
has been talking sivlver and finance
from a Republican standpoint through
out the county the past week. Many
populist farmers have heard him and
have expressed themselves well pleased
and moreover, enlightened. His every
statement is plain, logical easily under
stood and backed by undoubted proof
He speaks at Banner on Friday evening,
at Collyer Saturday afternoon and at
Ooa1Iah Saturday evening The VOTERS