Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

Teachers examination to-day.
Pure homemade lard at Bakers.
Breakfast bacon 121Ic at Bakers.
&C. @. Bestor made a trip to his ranc
on the Smoky Tuesday.
Boys boots s5c, sI.o5 and 81 8
at G. N. Glbson's.
Rev. Johnson revisited old scenes
Sharon Springs this week.
Uncle Billy Sommerville, of Ora
ham county, was in Wa-Keeney Tues
day.
What are you paying for crackers
G. G. Bestor is selling a good article a
Sc per pound
Baker has just taken out his first 10
of smoked meats this season and is sell
ing at hard time prices
The Brown County World wants
the name of any newspaper man who
will refuse to accept legal rates for coun
ty printing.
TO restore gray hair to it's natural
color as in youth, cause it to grow
abundant and strong, there is no better
preparation than Halls Hair Remover
George R. Caldwell, special cores
pendent of the Denver Rocky Mountain
News, interviewed our business men
Tuesday and made this Office pleasant
visit.
Gregg Marshall and Alex Sellers
have decided to shake the Wa-Keeney
dirt off their feet and try their luck at
farming and chicken raising on Big
creek.
IF | advertise in your paper l will
have to advertise in every other one,"
IS statement very often heard by So
licitors. 1t is about as senseless an ar
gument as could be offered. Advertise
IN the paper that gives you the worth
OF your money.
Il have been a victim to terrible
headache, = writes @. F. Newman, Dug
Spur, Va, "and have never found any
thing to relieve them SO quickly as
Ayers Pills. Since began taking this
medicine, the attacks have been less
frequent, till they have ceased alto
gether."
Report Of school in district A for the
month ending January II, 1895: Num-
Der OF pupils enrolled, 10; number of
days taught, 20; number of visitors, 2.
Names of pupils neither absent nor tar
dy, Roy Coffey, Earl Marquand, Char
ley Goble and John Cutler. Clara D.
McCollum, teacher.
An expert in poultry matters saws
that once week, during dry weather, if
powdered sulphur and crushed charcoal
are mixed with soft food for the small
chickens it serves as an admirable
cleanser of the stomach, saves them
from becoming crop bound, aids the di- |
gestion materially, and assists to keep
away lice.
An exchange gives this good advice:
you fight or work don't make
90 much fuss about it. The hen cackles
1fter she has laid her egg. The noise
md sizzle of the locomotive are not force.
All force is silent. The hee-haw of the
mule may startle you, but it is not near
y 50 dangerous as his hind legs. Bear
IN mind. it is the empty wagon that
attles most when in motion.
After January LIST, 1895, 1 will sell
or cash only. l am compelled to
dept this plan from force of circum-
tances and to avoid disaster and not
rom any want of confidence in my Gus
omers. All persons knowing them
elves indebted to me will please call
nd make settlement promptly. Thank
ng the public generally for their liberal
atronage and soliciting a continuance I
the same. Yours for future business.
G. G. BEsToR
VIM. Bissell, well-known Union
eteran of Phillipsburg, received word !
few weeks ago that his pension, the
pplication for which had been pending
II twenty nine years, was allowed, and :
18th 1t came the pleasing intelligence
lat he was allowed the handsome
mount of 81 ,34S.60 as back pension and a
regular pension in the future of SIT F
or month. Twenty-nine years is long d
me to wait, but the money could not 4
ave come at time when it is needed =
ore than now.-Ellis Review Head
yht. Il
List of patents granted to Kansas 81
ate inventors this week. Reported by s.
A. Snow & Co., solicitors of American c.
i'd Foreign patents, opposite U. S. Pat a
It Office, Washington, D. c.: w. H. o.
sal, Arson, wire stretcher; c. D.
'adshaw, Derby, wagon body fastener;
S. banner, Newton, corn harvester;
Deplanty, Coffeyville, buggy top sup
rt; ]. H. DyerEon, Kansas City, re-
gerator car: j. T. Haskell, Liberal, 81
cycle rest; H. E. Meyer, Conway
rings, window screen; E. B. Winters, N
'feyville, boot and shoe cleaner.