Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-10-05
Shively e RaHington,
The Dentists, at Ferris house,
October 5, 6, I and s.


don't get hard after being wet, won't
burn, but wear like iron. For sale by
G. n. Gibson.
The many friends of Mrs A. d.
Crooks in Wa-Keeney will be sorry to
learn of her illness at her home at
Fredonia. Kansas.
See the magnetic tooth extractors.
Extract teeth free Of charge on the
street, Saturday, October 5. Call and
see them at the Ferris house.
You can buy more grocer
les for a dollar at Bestor's
than any other place in town.
w. S. Harrison will sell at public
auction at Mead's livery barn on Sat-
urday, October 5, 1895, at , o'clock p.
M, his Clydesdale stallion Bob"
S. D. Thompson left Monday even
ing for Rock Island, Illinois, to trade
half section of TregO county dirt for
business property in Rock Island.
If you want a good set of teeth, gold
crown. gold filling and any dental
work done call on Shiyely & Rafting
ton, at Ferris house, October 5, 6,
and 5.
Supt. and Mrs. Bevard, of Cheyenne
| Wells, Colo, were prominent visitors
in Wa-Keeney Friday. Mrs. Bevard
is taking medical treatment with DR..
Jones.
A Mr.. Moore, of Clay county, was
in Wa-keeney the first of the week
the guest of his old friend, A. p. Law
renee. Mr.. Moore owns 240 of TregO
land and some town property.
]. B. Heiber has purchased Jesse
COckrellS interest in Beard & Cock
rell's steam thresher. Mr.. Cockrell
has been suffering from rheumatism
and concluded to quit the business.
The farmers Of the south part Of
| the county should haul their wheat
! to Wa-Keeney. Our grain buyers pay
from to 10 cents more per bushel
for wheat than the buyers at Ransom.
Democrat, populists and republican
all on the pOpulist ticket. Surely this
looks like battling for political princi-
| pies in TregO county. To the average
man it would only suggest the coon
story.
Artist Van Epps made an excellent
photo of the court house and also a
good one of the Normal class when
last in our city. Samples can be seen
at the office of the county superin-
| tendent.
The SnOOks-Davis case was compro-
missed last week and now, we suppose,
both sides are happy. This was the
proper thing to do as both sides would
have been badly beaten had the liti
cation proceeded.
Shively & Raffington, the magnetic
tooth eXtractOrs and dentists, will be
in Wa-Keeney at the Ferris house,
prepared to do all lines of dental work.
If you want set of teeth now is your
time. October 5, 6, and 8.
Ben. G. Rich: eve now have a
Democrat, several Populists and a
Republican on our ticket and we
ought to have a Prohibitionists. /
therefore nominate Joshua Musgrave
for coroner" Great applause
The Republicans of Sheridan coun-
| ty did a graceful thing last week
when they nominated for register Of
deeds the present incumbent, demo-
crat, who was badly injured in a run
away accident few weeks since.
We were in error last week in MAX
Shelton was candidate for the office
of commissioner of the 3rd district.
Mr.. Shelton never aSpired for any Of
flee and his name was not placed be-
fore the convention last Saturday.
Money is scarce but a sill
yer dollar goes farther at
Gibson's than any other place
in town.
Washington George Tunnel, the
''heavy hitter" for the pops in the
southern part of the county attended
the pop convention last Saturday. and
oiled the wheels for "Windy Ben" so
that they would not clog during the
campaign.
Mrs. Best reports pleasant trip to
Cove City on last Saturday. She
found Supt. Isaac Smith and his
teachers wide awake and enthusiastic
in the cause of education, many of the
teachers attending the association
having driven distance of from fif-
teen twenty-five miles.
We are forcible reminded of the de-
cay of the POpuliSt party in Trego
county. Two or three years ago they
would fill the hall on convention day,
and enthusiasm and confidence run
riot. Last Saturday only about two
dozen were present and it seemed to
an outsider more like funeral than
political meeting.
Those who attended the carnival
at Kansas City this week were: Mrs.
A. HI. Blair, Judge and Mrs. Cowick,
Mrs. A. J. Davis, Misses Bessie Ferris
and Lizzie Mccormick. Messrs. t. L.
Moore, G. w. +. Street, w. S. Mead,
Josiah East, Henry Hille, A. III. Cox,
G.. L. Verbeck, @. j. Ferris, d. E. Pen
dergrass, NJ. w. BEEN.
Report of school in district 80, for
month ending September 9th: Num-
of pupils enrolled 4. Average attend
ance A. Neither absent or tardy,
Pauline Schumann, Dora Schumann.