Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1899-03-11
TWENTY-FIRST YEAR
Fresh pork at Bakers.
Picked pork at Bakers.
Smoked hams at Bakers.

Fresh pork at Bakers.
Picked pork at Bakers.
Smoked hams at Bakers.
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Volume 81, No. 1. How's that for
age?
A cattle buyer was in town the first
of the week.
Congressman Reeder is back from
Washington.
w. S. Mead has team of good work
horses for sale.
The most obliging man in town is
Postmaster Gibson.
Receiver King is having well
drilled at his home.
City election, Monday, April 3.
Trot out your candidates.
Frank Cross and son were up from
y Glencoe last Wednesday.
Frank Stimits is doing some carpen-
ter work for Frank Wellner.
We learn from the Ness City News
that Ransom is to have paper.
Register Purcell attended to busi-
ness in Cove county, Thursday.
- Era Hit of Collyer was doing busi-
ness in the city on Wednesday.
W. S. GorrelI, the well man, is kept
busy these days boring for water.
Five years ago TO-DAY we purchased
S. r. Cowick's interest in WORLD.
See what Moore says about Milli-
merry, Carpets, Summer Dress Goods,
Etc
For an extra fine table syrup try a
can of Superior Rock Candy Drips at
BeStor'S.
Judge Monroe SAYS Trego county is
the most nQaap.l hifs POIlnfV thiSs@jn-
dicial district.
Miss Ida Lawrence of Logan. Kan,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. ID. Hin
shaw this week.
Just think of it, Twenty years ago
to-day Colonel TiltOn rotated the first
issue of WORLD.
The La Crosse flour mill, valued at
$4,000, was burned to the ground last
week. Insurance. So. 900.
T. w. Bundy and d. III. Henkel
fished in the placid waters of Big
Creek Wednesday. Result:
The German Medicine company is
taking all the coin it can get its hands
on out of Cove City this week.
w. J. Skelton sold two thorough
bred Hereford bulls to Sheriff Lynn
and Treasurer Cooper this week.
The new fee and salary bill gives
the court stenographers In the ''short
grass COuuUTN QuIIc cicNdDlOIl.
Mrs Leonard Schmitt has purchaS-
ed a section of land north of ]. NJ.
Rhoades' place. ). NJ. HutZel manip-
ulated the sale.
The west bound passenger train was
one hour and forty-tive minutes late
Wednesday evening. But we got our
mail just the same.
Dighton has a Short Grass hotel.
Wonder if this is the same hotel your
Uncle Abraham manipulated before
he was made register?
s. H. Dodge of the Beloit Gazette
has been reappointed as one of the re-
gents of the State Normal school. a
good reappointment.
We are informed that Miss Allie
Butcher of this county was married
to Mr.. Smith, a railroad man, at
Basalt, Colo, recently.
Dr. Thomas will lecture at the court
house this friday evening on
CUBA" The daily and weekly press
speak in glowing terms OF the doctor.
District court was in session only
one day-Tuesday- adjourned I'M
til April %, when the case of DIR.
Jones VS.. Board of County Commits
sioners will be tried.
We observe that Register of Deeds
Henkel is not success raising agri-
cultural productions compared with
County Clerk Ufford. See samples at
county clerks office.
Mr.. Irwin, who owns the most pic
tureSQue ranch on the Smoky-Cedar
Bluffs-waS in town the first of the
week driving a new horse whose gait
is less than a mile in four minutes.
George w. Veale and another prom
inent gentleman from Topeka stopped
over night in the city Thursday upon
land matters connected with the min
ing district in Trego and Ellis couD-
ties.
1t was Cy Leland not Mark Hanna
this time that knocked the pops out at
Topeka on the $4,000 appropriation
to try the Fallon-Stewart contest
case What a subterfuge these poor
devils will resort to.
Scott Jones, formerly of this city.
has sold his hotel Arlington at Ness
City to Mrs. Jennie Shaeffer, and the
Ness City News says Mrs S is lady
of business ability and tact, an excel
lent houSekeeper, and an expert in
the science of cookery.