Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-05-25

ing Tor MS daughter during hef Ill
ness.
MIR. and Mrs. Williams, of the east
part of the county. visited with Mr..
and Mrs d. H. Henkel the first Of the
week
Reports from Wallace county are to
the effect that pasture has not started
there this spring. Pasture has never
been better here during the month Of
May.
Mr. Bristow, foreman of the fores-
try station, was in WaKeeney
| Thursday for load Of lumber to curb
the well. He says they struck water
at 81 feet.
In cases where dandruff, scalp dis
eases, falling and grayness of the hair
appear, do not neglect them, bbt APP
ply proper remedy and tonic like
Halls Hair Remover.
Two farmers of Osborne county
have been having a law suit over some
chickens. The costs in the case so
far amount to 800 and the litigation
has only fairly begun.
Remnants of the opera house ruins,
out buildings, tin shop, counters saw
ed from the fire, Office furniture, ETC.,
etc, for sale at nominal prices. In
quire of j. Word Carson.
We learn that family in the west
ern part of Ellis county has lost five
children from diptheria within the
last few days and another family in
the same neighborhood has lost two.
STRAYED -TwO-year-old mare colt,
white strip on nose. Left my place
Tuesday, April 18th. Anyone knowing
of her whereabouts please leave word
at my farm six miles east of Ellis.
Frank Slaughter.
Judge A. j. Harlan. now Of Sayan-
nah, Mo-, came in Wednesday morn
ing to visit old friends for a day and,
incidentally, have a few games Of
chess with the boys. The Judge is as
genial and joyial as OF yore and we
were all glad to meet him again.
The lady evangelist, Mrs. Boyce,
closed her meetings at the church last
Sunday night, after two weeks of
earnest pleading for sinners ito come
to Jesus" but none came. She said
in her closing remarks that she did
not have the blood Of Hoxie on her
skirts to answer for.-Democrat
The sugar-coating on Ayers Pills
not only makes them easy to take,
but preserves their medicinal integ-
rity to an indefinite period. 1t dis
solves Immediately after reaching the
effect of the physic to be speedily re-
allied.
1t is a fortunate day for man
when he first discovers the value of
Ayers Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier.
With this medicine he knows he has
found a remedy upon which he may
rely, and that his lifelong malady is
at last conquered. Has cured others,
Will CuIC you.
1t is generally conceded that cot
tonwood trees will not thrive on the
upland in this community. j. w.
Carson has couple of the finest trees,
Of this variety, growing in his yard in
this city that we have ever seen.
Their growth has been remarkable
and we have never seen more luXuriant
foliage and they are now quite large
trees. Will somebody explain?
Our Quinter friends purpose win
ming fame on the diamond this season
and woe betide the citizen who is
''forninst" it or who does not ''shell
OUT when called upon. The Repub-
lican says: every business man in
town save one-is he a business man?
contributed to the base ball fund
Boycott him and you will be justified
in the act"
From the New Cambria (Mo.) indie
pendent we learn that Miss Lettie
RhOades, who has been taking treat
ment from physician at that place
has almost entirely recovered. The
Independent says: Immediately af-
ter arrival she commenced taking
treatment. One week after signs of
life were noticed in the paralyzed
limb. The next day she walked with
one crutch instead of two and the
second day both crutches were laid
aside. On the third day, Sunday, she
walked to church and back home a
distance of four blocks, both in the
morning and evening. There is no
one who appreciates the young ladies
condition more than herself and her
face shines like a sunbeam as she
thinks of how her physician robbed