Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-02-23
JOSEPH EsCHER, Com.
(From Ellis Review-Headlis ht.)

Do not suffer with pain on top of the
head and IN the back when DR. Sawyer's
Pastilles will positively and absolutely
cure you
1t is said that Senator Willcockson, of
this district, is slated for place on the
State Board of Charities. Ito him that
hath shall be given"
Honesty, perseverance and skill carnot
improve DR.. Sawyers Family cure, be-
cause it fully cures Indigestion, bilious
ness and kidney difficulty
Ex-Congressman Turner IS a cdndi-
date for clerk of the next house of rep
resen tatives. He expects the solid sup
port of the Kansas delegation
Zano invigorates mental power aud
tones broken down nervous systems re-
sulting from lost manhood Zano cures
nervous aud sexual debility of men.
The May term Of our Ellis county
district court has been changed by the
late law from the second Mon Law to che
fourth Monday, May 27th.-Sentinel
Learned men tell us that IN Latin the
word editor" means ITO eat In Kan
sas this year it means to scratch around
like blazes to get sumething tc eat
Republic City News
Married. at the residence of the BRIDES
father at Mendoza, P. O, Wednesday,
Feb. Goth, Miss Lulu M. Halock TO Mr..
| SoorIoft oeE Hills Pa1-
&. Il. Woodward officiating.
The city of Ellsworth was stuck for
$4,000 in personal damage suit last
week, the plaintiff being Mrs. Fletcher,
of that city, who bad bee injured by
falling into an unprotected cellar way.
An exchange gets off the following
which is not bad: "Wanted-A frl+n /:
one who will recognize me when am
compelled TO wear patched pants; who
will take my hand lis / am sliding down
hill instead of giving NE a kick TO hast
en- my descent; who will leni me dol
ar without two dollars security; who'll
come to me when I am sick; who will
pull off his coat and fight for me when
odds are against me; who will talk to
me behind my back as be talks to my
! face. such friend is wanted by ten
thousand human beings throughout the
| whole world
1t looks as though the Republican
party of this state admires its heroes
but doesn't reward them. Douglass and
Hoch, who were .aders in thu RepJb
lIcan house two years ago have been
turned town. And ow Coloel HUghe
| the commander of the state militia,
wo refused to fire on the Republican
| legislators, and who had his shoulder
traps torn from him by the Pos, and
who had received the nearly unanimous
support of the Republicans of the
state, has heen turned down for an
unknown. 1t is said that republics are
grateful, and h same thing might
e said CT The republican arty.
| In proportion to the size CT the city
in which it is printed. the Kansas City
] Star has larger circulation than any
other American newspaper. Its remark
able success has been achieved by its
4 unfAltering adherence to the rule of
giving it's readers the best that The
| Stars increasing revenues could furnish
and it's improved facilities could supply.
! The Star was the first newspaper to
give it's readers full weeks papers
six evenings and Sunday morning-for
| 10 cents, thing that could not be pro-
| titable except when done on the big
scale on which The Star does eve ry thing
| The Star was also the first to establish
! a weekly edition for the trIhIng price of
% cents a year; 10000 regular Giro ula-
ton for the weekly edition demonstrates
the wisdom of the idea.
| Some weeks ago a man lIvi ng over the
line in Phillips county, whose name we
did not learn. went to his hen house at
the dawn of day and found that his fine
collection of 100 fowls had disappeared
entirely. Locating the trail of the thief
he followed 1t for some distance north
and found lying on the ground healthy
looking pocket book which contained
$3.50 in bulls. The money was adver tised
but no claimant appeared, and 1t is fair
to conclude that the man who stole the
poultry lost his wallet and was afraid to
come and claim it. such Is the irony
Of fate" "the bitter bitten" and other
like expires sions are applicable to the
administration Record
We give below SONS extracts from the
seed grain law, which may be of interest
to our farmers:
Every applicant is required to state
in writing that he or she is the head OF
family, the amount and kind of seed
needed, and such application shall show
the number of acres the applicant has
in cultivation, the amount, the kind of
seed he has on hand, il any, list of his
farming implements, the number and
kinds of teams owned hy Eim- the length
Of time he has resided IN the county, all |
10 be verified by the applicant aud two |
witnesses. No person shall receive seed |
who has not been esident of the state |
for the year last past, and who has not I
lost his crop of 1894 by reason of dro nth i
and who is otherwise able to buy seed |
and not more tnan $50 worth TO each |
person.
The county commissioners are tn take I