Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-09-04
Dry and windy.

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Curduroy pants at Verbeck's.
Go to Verbeck for your clothing.
Hal Jones is nursing sore hand.
Overalls for so cents at Verbeck's-
Bargains in all lines at Verbeck's.
Large stock of shoes at Verbeck's.
Big bargains in shoes at Verbecks'.
Go see those 81 so suits at Verbeck's.
Ask to see our $3.50 suits. Verbeck.
Calico cents per yard at Verbeck's.
Republican county convention to-
day.
Large stock of clothing at Yer
beck'S.
becks
Nice line of baby sandals at Yer
beck's.
DR.. and Mrs. Jones have moved onto
their ranch.
A large line of gents working gloves
at NerbeckS.
The best 10 cent hose you ever saw
at Verbeck'S.
A number of teachers report the
examination (Strykingfy) hard.
Hugh Tidball, of Collyer, was in the
city last Tuesday.
Considerable wheat is being shipped
from this station.
Wanted - Hay Highest market
price paid w. 5. Mead.
Ten cents buys the best unbleached
Canton flannel at VerbeckS.
E. A. Rea returned home from Nc
Pherson on Wednesday evening.
Frank and Will Walker have sold
over 400 watermelons this season.
Theo Courtney, we are sorry to
note, is i'll at his home near Banner.
Our public schools open next Mon
day with a bright future before them.
At G.. w. Cross sale last Saturday
everything sold brought good prices.
Mrs. A. w. Purinton, of Salina. is
visiting her son Leonard near Banner.
The postotfice under the new ad-
ministratiOn is running very smooth
ly. -...-..-
Genial Joe Irwin, of the Ceoar
Bluffs. was in town Monday and Tues
day.
Two or three cows and calves for
sale. Inquire at Streets Hardware
store.
acted business at the county seat on
Monday.
Go to the postoffice for your sta
| tionary. Good envelopes ) cents a
package.
f. Schwanbeck, of Collyel, trans
acted business with our merchants on
Wednesday.
II. Harlan moved to Collyer, We'd
neSday, where he will teach school
this winter.
Miss Gertrude Best returned from
Decatur county in time to take the
examination.
Several parties from Quinter were
buying clothing and dry goods of Yer
beck Monday
Auctioneer Eppler and Herman
Heitman, of the east side, were in the
city on Monday.
White Cashmere soap is the whitest
and best soap on the market. Only )
cents at G. c. Bestor'S.
Candidates for places on the Popu-
list ticket are becoming thicker than
flies, if reports are true
Johnnie Shoemaker, the jovial con-
ductor, of Ellis, was Wa-keeney
visitor, Thursday evening
Wa-keeney presented Il lively ap-
pearance last Saturday. Our business
men all did good business.
VIM. and James Walsh, of the Sa-
line north of Collyer, were doing busi-
ness in the city last Monday.
from Portland, Maine, the best on
earth. C G. Bestor, sole agent.
Mccarthy has built Il nice new cat
tie shed. Mac says he is going to take
good care of his herd this winter.
Mrs. Wilds, of Denver. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Theo Courtney, came in
last Monday for six weeks visit.
Born-To Mrs. and Mr.. Clark. who
| live on James Drum mmond'S farm in
Graham county, "Wednesday night "a
girl.
Our devil purchased 4 lot of house
hold goods last Saturday. Wonder if
he'll be the next victim of cupid S
darts.
There is Il well-founded rumor that
Walk eeney will have a new Demo-
cratic, sound money paper within six
weeks.
Dave Yoder came up from Ellis last
Sunday and had an experience with a
runaway team which he will not soon
forget.
Running sores. indolent ulcers and
similar troubles, even though of many