Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-02-09
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1895.
Fresh oysters at Bakers.

Breakfast bacon II I-2c at Bakers
Pure homemade lard at Bakers.
With this issue we close our six
teenth year.
Twenty degrees below zero
Thurs day morning.
Judge Monroe and {. A. Hoar
went to Topeka Nondao night.
Even our Office snears are gone.
No editorials this week.
"Winsome Wa-Keeney" is not
making much fuss shout it just nov.
Can you get 81 ounces of baking
powder for a5c anywhere but at Bes-
lor'sP
Rel. we W ere hot during the blaze,
but we had : chance to cool off
Wednesday.
Of the twelve jurors in the Nc
Kinley murder trial all were WORLD
readers but one.
What are you paying for crackers?
c. c. Bestor is selling a good article
at sc per pound.
All we have left to show that we
ever owned an interest in the WORLD
As the Office key.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery, of
Waldo, Kansas, visited with Rev.
and Mrs. Johnson this week.
The explosion of a can of gun
powder at the fire, last Tuesd ay
morning, was heard for several miles.
Bestor had a grand potato bake
last Tuesday morning. Three hun
dred bushels were served in that
way.
A fire occurred in the smoke house in
the rear of Harris0n's meat market
bulldog Monday. But little damage
was done.
Gluten whole wheat -four makes
the most wholesome and the most
palatable bread. For sale only by
{. c. Bestor.
A verdict for acquiItsl was rendered
in the Mckinley murder trial. The de
PENDANT departed for Iowa, in company
with his sister, Saturday Of last week.
We are slightly disfgured but still
in the ring and the WORLD will come
out in two week in bran new dress
aud look as sweet as our pretty girl
1t was not Barbara Fritche this
time, but Mrs. D. L. CountrymAn,
who snatched the stars and stripes
and proudly bore them to haven
of refuge.
Revs. Johnson, Hobbs and James
al did valiant service saving goods
from the fire. Their previous ex-
perience in this line was of much
benefit on that occasion.
1t was reported Tuesday morning
that we had gone to Topeka with
Judge Monroe Monday night. We
accept the complim ent, bat it was
not US. il was C. A. Hoar. Another
complimentary
We are under many obligation. to
Editor Brettle, of the Ellis Review
Headlight for the use of his office.
We always had / warm place in our
heart for Brother Brcttle and his
kindness this week will never be for
gotten.
Our court docket looks as though
a fire or something else had struck
it. Only FIVE cases on the docket
for next term. Practicing law in
this county must be about as lone
some as publishing a newspaper.
No, we don't believe in present
ments. We slept the sound sleep of
the just last Monday night; awoke
at the following morning; cooked
our breakfast and ate it and did nor
know that the WORTH had gone up
in smoke until we went down town
about half past six 10 go to work
MARTIN ALIENS GALL.--The most
audacious case IF Office seeking which
has come to our notice this winter is
that of Martin AlleD, of BAYS City, who
ia asking to be appointed state forestry
commissioner Mr.. Allen held this
office for the two years from April
1889, to April. 1891 Gov Humphrey,
who had appointed him FOR that peri, d.
refused to reap point him. The plain
fact is. Mr.. Allen had been grossly
negiectful in the performance Of his
cuties. Only for this Gov Humphrey
would have had no reasonable xcuse
for refusing TO appoint him for a
second term. We have no feai Of
Governor Morrill, falling into such q
miserable trap as bis-an ppi4hvane ~
Mr. Allen would mean. There are nj
ample humber Of persons living neareI
those stations that would d. TO hear