Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-02-09
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Representative Schlver has introduced
bill to regulate the terms of court in
the Odd judicial distrio..
To rIevsrt LEl66prR Of the eub-cu-
taneous TISSUES Of the scalp and the
obliteratiou of the hair foIlicies. which
cause badness, use Halls Hair Reviewer
You will never know positively what
a wonderful remedy DR.. Sawyer's Fami
ly Cure is until You Try it 1t will cure
you of sour stomach
ST. Valentine dav will he here next
Thursday, and our dealers are beginning
to decorate their stores with the usual
highly ,'o,ored kind which deli shts the
mischief making youngsters.
HFrvey Penney and Miss Ella Ma
Crane, two of the most most popular
young people i'll Hays City, were united
in marriage last N0llIy. Their many
| friends in Ellis Will wish them q happy
married life.
All the elements that nature demands
| % make the hair alum liant and Deauti-
fu, are supplied by Ayers Hair Vigor.
1t keeps the scalp free from dardrUff,
prevents the hair from beco mny dry
aud harsh, aud Ca uses it 10 be rich, tiexI.
be and glossy.
Last ST. turday was Ground Hog day,
and the animal bad an opportunity to
see his shadow al. day. II he stayed
out, as tradition sIys he does if the
weather is fair, he muht DO terribly
used up animal by this time. As the
Gather lbs beer cold enough to freeze
the life out of him since then.
A new game called the "Onion Social
has male its appearance, aud ought to
| be popular here, as all Kansas girls eat
onions. 1t Is played like this: Six eung
ladies stand I'M. row, enc of them bites
Il piece out of an onion and the gentle
men pay ten cents apiece to guess who
| bit IL. Tie correct Quesseis kiss the
81 her five girls, While the unsuccessful
| kies the one that bit the onion. Great
game. Try 1t.
Tue new forage plant eacaline that is
being advertised 80 extensively IN is
| causing so much comment, IS truly
wonder If half is true that is told. On
| scotsman SAY 1t will IN Ike 49, tons per
| icre, wi grow IA feet hi Oh by the mid
| lie of June and make good shace for
.attle in summer and shelter in winter
and is goo for both man aud beast to
| Eat either green or dry. The seed OF
this plant retalls at 80, so per pound. =
| Colby Tribune
A Des Moines woman, who has been
troubled with frequent colds, conclude,
to try an old remedy in new way, and
| acco: dinghy to- k a teaspo1nful -four
| times the usual dose) Of Chamberlain's
| Cough Remedy just before going t"
bed. The next morning she found
hat her cold had almost entirely dis
| appeared During the day she took a
few doses Of the remedy Zone teaspoon
ful AT iime) aud n. night again 10, a
Tablespoonful before going to bed and
| IN the following morning aw0ke free
from all symptoms of the colG. Since
| then she has, on several OCCASIONS, Ised
this remedy il like manner. with the
same good results and is much ela.ed
Iver her discovery of So quick WAY
! nf curing cold. Forsale by Griffin Is
| Holman.
At the meeting Of the Board of County
Commissioners last Friday 10 consider
the care Of the coInty poor, Attorney
(1ilkeson presented an OpInion To he
Board that the legal way to take care of
the poor of the county was for each
township to LOOK after their own poor,
with taking ire of the poor unless it
had poor farm. In conformity with
this opinion the Board passed a r-sOlu-
ticn or.ierIng tie township officers to
look after the DOR Of their respective
townships. IN the lolg run tits J. clsIon
of til. Commission Is will benefit RI IS
township, a. cur ttxla!eTs have been
pas ing "A good deal more in the county
noCr fund than Was ever expan Ia l Tor
the poor in this hip.-Ellis Review
hSd1lliS a.
The Union Pacific passenger train
that goes west at II o'clock coilided
with some Rock Island freight ears at
the crossing III No tn Topeka, Wsdnes-
i day morning. Both the UlI1a P4n. Ii C
] passenger tram IN charge Of Conductor
Brown aud Engineer LAUDER and string
Of Rock Island freight cars attached to
q switch engine w--re making for the
/ crossing. The freight cars got there
first and before the Union Pacific coul
get stopped it crashed into the cars as
they wore running. Thrse or four
freight c::rs were thrown from the track
and the Union Pacific engine got its
front trucks off Tue collision occurred
during bliuding snow storm and 1t is
probable that a mlsuDdersta ndIng d
signals was the cause .-Topeks Journal