Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-09-05

ton.
Dr. Raffington. the dentist. of Ellis,
will be in Wa-Keeney. September IA
and Is. Collyer, September 16 only.
All those wanting dental work done
will please call on above dates as DIR.
Raffington viii not be back for some
time.
The Independent announced in last
weeks issue the name of W. B. Rob-
inson as candidate for superintend-
ent of public instruction on the free
silver ratio of Is to /. w. B. wouldn't
it have sounded better if you had an
nounced yourself on ratio of 81 to L.
We think the day is not far off.
Voters are getting tired of these fell
lows who flop for Office only.
John Kristoff and family had quite
scare last Sunday evening. They
were driving through town and his
team got scared at the Damn corner
tongue broke and they were stopped
at County Attorney Nelson's house.
During the excitement John crawled
out and left his wife and several chill
dren at the mercy of the frightened
horses.
Deputy Sheriff Thompson, one of
the loudest and most persistent advo-
Gates of the free and unlimited coin
age of silver, wants to buy gold and
offers as an inducement $1OI in paper
and silver for 300 in gold. He thinks
that if Bryan is elected he will make
something by the transaction, and if
Mckinley is elected he will lose just
one dollar. Consistency thou art a
jewel!
Our esteemed contemporary, who is
the head and tail of the pop party in
this county, says the popOcrats will
run this county after next January.
Intelligent voters do you want such
fellows as Ben. c. Rich, w. c. Olson,
Tom O'ToOle, G. w. Tunnel, ]. P.
Marquand and few more of the same
ilk handling our finances? Not one
of them is fit to handle anything-ex-
cept popocrat.
The editor of the independent
SIS, OOO, 900 of British gold is on the
way to this country, added to the s2O.,
900, 900 Mark Hanna has already
raised, this will make $3s, 900. 900 for
the corruption of the toiling masses.
Ole, paste this in your hat, and when
you meet brother who is a little
weakened on the free and unlimited
coinage of leather. read this to him
and he will be fixed.
Our public schools open next Mon
day with the following corps of eff
cient teachers: Mrs. Best, principal;
Miss Beach, grammar department.;
Miss Kirby, intermediate department:
Mrs. Greenwood, primary department.
Mrs. Best and Mrs. Greenwood need
no introduction as it is admitted by
all that they are well qualified. Miss
Beach is a graduate of the State Nor
NAL school, and has taught in the
schools at Hays City. She comes
highly recommended. Miss Kirby
attended the Normal and took the
examination and received the highest
average over all. With such an able
corps of teachers we predict that this
year will fruitful one for our pupi Is.
In last weeks Independent an arti-
Gle appeared headed Imported" by
the Hanna syndicate. 1t was lot of
rot and originated in the fertile brain
of some popocrat, who our German
friends well know has no more use for
them than to miSlead. We might
add that the editor of the Independ-
ent is no friend to anyone who does
not believe as he does. The Germans
of Kansas are in favor of sound money.
and the German papers of the United
States (thirty-five) are in favor of Nc
Kinley and sound money. This Ger
man, who the Independent calls I'm
ported" came to Kansas twenty-five
years ago, and has been Republican
ever since. The editor of the indie
pendent need not shed crocodile tears
over the presence of this German in
our midst and on the other hand warn
the Germans to beware of an impoSter.
This German gentleman came to
Trego county in true spirit believ-
ing that the Republican party is
true friend of the Germans.
r Hon. John P. Morrow, of New York,
addressed large audience at the court
house last Saturday afternoon on the
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