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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK Ieis Il -rfss ssssss sansae, "a. ssaii
tsiss .ox H. shals tiss tat suse xss AsTn ana
fssess Asxheg sh&a tAHse - as<s atxhs Th@
sFssssEs wses ssstsiss n sssd ssss-a saa Fssless
sss teF sT~stst Essrs = the ssg 81 stsa~f nsaaf
at~ass systsssx RaEitssstas s7a a@s tssant sss~ed
sF%NAaS sftF1st@- snd fhesT Sas saass eFtSssee q
aatEiFsssssssas IN shgNs ssests Neza fsfx ~zs
hsasf x ts1siigsscsss asfse ssEssSs fss Jams AID
spHasFS usFe Assas Il $ wsasaE sscgsase ~ ks~s
Island iavfssnd rate Ms,teh wax heseves sisaass
stNesti sassfsss issAshA wAs &sessrsi fseSoS sH
tA& GAys hsSAes gS3xss ASS awstaz faT IA.
ia Ses sasx .xsaS szsfesssra Sc AtxA - - s1
sAsrg>- rssessfs,iy e sssssstSsis & >szasssts
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= she ieesa msen~v Fasss All arsssA~zsos # SKIP
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fwsst us isssssFsrss sasns zheasa He~r ~ Fssnsa
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ssxsszt gssssg seess % eas s~Sss~ ssttsesaea IA
aaissss~s = tkS aas-kes. tie UEs = sAe seAlgrxs
Fezasssssss hfass' ssrse B7a1sss - szzslzsas
ssasss~ svrnsg seSa seSgtssx asa rcztssxzsas
sssFTs Eazss srssszs thNSN ~sr~ tansos<ss ssgsA
szz4 Fgxs Kxsfespgss Ee3aFasss essss sas mssss*as
ssoesx Lad ASS pAseas nAR Vet az a ssess
Easas seta, tAs asFses Afszsssst sHag szass-
shat IS ;As snkarss a@ilae~z = he asts sgsssHs.
raAa8 Ersssksss Ts&asst ss=. a. extrvnee q aa4
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= sks ss-es~s4Asa sac a44sszsis&a was ssss>l -
ssa s.er sasi5zsz 81 &a&sss II sAs eFss@esss Z
saasssve~Fs hsss =sassassss sAe@sTs IN ~ eass
as@ ssssa< ss-SssaaAssa@A Pssees weFs s4ssssSl -
Sc ass4e ssz ssfazs he sss~e gzstas stexsg
saas tss sax Eass ssszssezSs@t
sasssS s@A kaa sTSres ssrssalr sssAse
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s~s sss zSw ss Seezs5@ss . ~ss3s kss aSs ss<Ss-
sszvSs asssar~~s sa FAs sa& rsA~~
Men~y and Exchange.
sseser "a s$R xE@ses II ss&s ew+ esss sAss Essas
= Ess E~ss@ @aseszas$3s T&sss Ssstss s@7
<sssstsz Fxe&s&xs sSsz. @ssA Astass Sssess@~s 81
s.sssrs saa Il - ssss S. fss a~~zna. ass =
- sss as 49, sisss Sass gxst~s ssse~ " ssxs
Ash a sN@s sss swsssssxssa aAaas. y - ssstw
ss4slsss &sskss. asf sassw. -; Aasrsa sexasrA
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sssyffsx ca Lazztsss. sIxty dsys. A8.
Stsstang 81 LoFassns. sasAt- AssA


CHICAGO. iasy a Wheat ep<sssd eAss and tc
t9wsr AZ s4E for September. LsesFxssi vas slightly
hiSher htls rnec!pts weir lager as crap Ewaspsss
god. Septssabsr sold aa isnmeztisseis 70 70 AZ.
Eensine sAIsnaests los the week wefe reDestcs At
90 hsistais, easnrarfd With IA 30 baaaefs
lass gear. Continental dsrasud uss repeated act
large eat sfiil demand ARD pfe4iL-ticBs a sher-
Ia tbs Northwest following other psexetiuns ~
more favorable weather caused hssying. which
s~pssrnbef rallied 20 fiie srsias sheat. ON sh!eh
All spe.ulafsve tyss are set. wss reported damaged
30 Nashsnstoa- The demand nfsd Ia the
rss and after holding for time around fir sep
ternher started Irregular dpeiine whirh ssssd
euiy with tie sdsonrrmen. n the hsard psstz al
loss seyve6 70 cheek the zisde only temporarily
Cora sdsanepi early an barring kv shorts bs,f tha
Eain vas isss "a sympathy With wheat sepssrphsr
esaeed kale iewar
There very iifsle business IA oats Sept
eif~ed u al
FfasisfEs early Ann With a i9r advance In
hs&s The edge tsssn 81 the faartrt hawaser
by liquidation. and ribs ruled dnii siesins m
changed
The leading futures ranged follows;
49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-22

ELLENsBURG's CHAIN GANG.
A Movement tn hid the Town Of the
Hobo Element.

Special Dispatch to the acknowledgement
ELLENSBTRfs. July u---The city mar
shall has organised chain gang here and
will hereafter give the eIty the benefit OF
the n,s6eeds ~ the hohos who have been
oyeyrunnIng the town There IL plenty Of
work here for all who want ~ at good liv.
ing wages. but the town has been infested
by class that IL rot booking for exercise.
and who do not hegs,ate 80 say 80. The
marshars new plan has been very salts
factory. ard II Is to be a permanent fea-
ture.
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Bf0aetFertS HeSteW.
pyRist~se.'s Tomorrow VII; a.
TIE gwnersi tra~ si,nsstas has srfsss~rs;ir is.ss
rsshsa@ in ssEsaxsh. Tee aggregate n nsasSmsaer
srssssss ss os unprecedented volume and .iSrs
- sspsassoa in TIE demand far fsil and Water
gsszss sssess&sf P-ifss. fBr tbs esgSals ef
f~s ssssr ard dssry pra~saets siih~r s+smsy
hef3 t~rd mp.arts Nstaiae asssnfsS TIE l,s14s-
uess sfsAnesas saFk prsssness rssseaessrn e4syp
pre-. ssa. tan rfzsr ard wuol whtte .Ae issf "A
pssisssts unchanged inssua~s rrsne9 sugar hides
lssfhas lad Ard sasfsn
cfnr TsoSgsssts sss encouraging. THE rasvesasafs
- grain - rasesss IL fsHsrTse sne fziieuaa earn
isrs esscJnsstig TsatBaDe "a shnw aAsSe insseasss
SsvesSshE
ie~shastsss that The rsss~ss rrn crsys wst, sssa,
u aas syseea ske lsrress re~ara Ass~ isesgpe.<s
pxsexs - this CEREAL 10 sssHat eaTsss h. tas
S<ersase tH wheat TIE rsTr r4stH - ksssSax rsass
tAssssastv rznssSses 30 he sasrsus slwaes rrxsx.a
iax tAst hes Winds 81 scs aseFs ire errxs
tssss ard sssal ssssin 81 "a ftssF ala strength
s~A ~hffs fs<rss Al sssS East uncszsnsesf fs-
thss s1sxResz - tSe ard ssnszfzetnYs<t nssirvsaa
nssad a, tHtrsza IsasaagT ~ fsxzssstsx~ss.
sts@S tat ths sszFgsss - esss3ses fn fAss ss:.f~
asy hss 9sarTessss fafaesra gspaz F.ses.sis
ua@rstzsssx ~ev~szs msiis AZ chs Wet Ar% 4vsss~s
81 SEE hss - sSss - sazsxEsas
sgTsss4ral fassas q sxss stsx4 sr~ sa4a s.srs
Discharges ~ es-s tat szyasssss - rsasx<tal sia
gssz fs sssszssosztss
In s*stiie sssesss tss sssaxtaaa s. ans ~ w.
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SYNOPSIS
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Iaiy H. sehr Orient
for Wsiapa hartr, str Wsshtssaw, for Tacoma
str Lttelia. for Tsismnok. str Wsiia wsiia for
Victoria, str PsoSspsso. for Seattle sehr Metha
Nelson, for Tacoma schr Spokane for Part Gam
he sc'sr Neptune. fer Grays barber; sehr Lixzis
frien. fer GrAys hashw
PORT Los ANGELES Sailed. July u. str Mia
cola Ter rofuox
PORT eANHLE Arrived. Iniy %, schs Maria u.
smith fseui San resfrs
EugEkA-Arsitcd. JUS %. str fmitan. from As
torta
Fages s1ssnd
ASTORIA Arrived. July H. Br biz Ss,ana fsnsn
Pert Los Angeles
HaNoltL IL Arrissd. yaiy u. sshr Viking fsssn
Asss~ia. cleared. Iaiy Is. Br sss Port Albert. fev
seattle
BRtsBANE- sailed July II. Br str Mio~erA. for
San Francisco
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Special Dispatch 10 the pors-inseIsigencer.
ELLESsBugG. July zf.~-Sseps are be-
Ing taken here 10 have fine mineral ex-
hibit from this county at the Spokane ex-
position in October. kittifas county con-
tasns a great variety Of minerals. and IL
only requires tbe work al collecting 10
make q eresiitanle display.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-22

apscfa. Dispatch IN the Post fnteisgeaeer
| EfI.ESSRrRG July 3I.-Ccol winds
continue 10 blow from the northwest ard
| the great drop III temperature has had a
! very beneficial effect on the grasH. which
row promises "a full yield.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Jnly GfAe cattle marks, was an
changed tefay WITH The nssal smsis FRIDAY 70.
eSiffs Cred re fancy, 81 tssss 50. rasats aaas
sts~&. 81 tasA -; ssassssS AMI Feeders s. ssafs =
taiis ee@& aai heifsss sSsa 10: aaltss s. ssss IS
Western FED steers ~ sssAss Texas steers. s. sass
"a
Hess scid shs7at To- Advance fgqrs vrstrr-
sfsss oFseeshs Hess@ hsaxs. - faas a. usxrs beta
81 8st1. ish hsxs. 81 sNsaa3a rigs. s. 7sas 81
calls ana Fsssgh fass. fSfs III
sAeep sod stssas uarhsassi A. y SssA for
eys a. xssa Is ses frasae eoxss fssgea sheep S. "a
as % Sstfve ewes s. Txsf q sesrssags 81 ssss "a
fesst-Fs 3 Sess = ikrk~ saia 81 $ ssa-
Rseess.s~ Cattle, ss@; kags y -: shssp. S "a
Omaha.
OMAHA. 3aiy q .ssasise~ Receipts T. Saf market
active steady native kSss rsesEx 81 s&as So West
<teesS &sst 81. fssss StesvS SEss " Ard
hsfss s. aess IS esHsseEs, g. As5 ~ sstsxzr< ard
ts*xseFs s. ss&s 81 vasYss Ssss e hslis ASS stazs
s. 81
Hnxs n~eyiIts G So, aszfkea stss.asp~ 80 Ia.
higher kwsss - sesss y nises. s. ssaa - llshs
s. Hs@s = szsts Il xsies. - Ss<s s
Sheer HegxsFsS. aaH: msfkst s.sw ssazssY. ssss
- eAoiee e%sssNs, 81 zssi ~ fsss ehairs n est
ernss ~ asszslN essaassa ard saes shepg. s. asx
81 ssmte. y ssss
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WEATHER RECORD.

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY
Portland. Or. July Il, iseA
Generally fair.
o. O. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
LIZ
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TACOMA WHEAT MARhEr.

fAssaA. fafs 2. West s=Ssnsstns she Vssa
20 ne Aas rssssS a. ss$ use&. sc te< dish saA
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

WHIST Fsszsrs Na ssuh s4sss Ma ssa@sssr
-. ssassssss. Ma esaa. ~ No ! bsessssea So
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ons of ore. which viii average more than

tons of ore. which will average more than
so
In this King Solomon group are several
ether lodges which show almost az good
ore on the surface.
The property IL owned by u. NJ Drum
heller and Jack 5plaun. Of Yakima. and
vii be thoroughly developed before the
coming ~ railroad. whlrh Is now as
sured within the next twelve months.
on the Roanoke group the tunnel II now
In AZ feet. with sifp ore nearly covering
the face.
Capt A. 10. Campbell has been In charge
fer the past year, and his company II
composed OF Michigan City. Ind. people.
FREE Wagner concert every Tuesday.
Friday and Sunday night Madam park
pavilion.
STEAMER Roanoke sails Monday from
Schwahach.sr's wharf AZ p. N.
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General Quotstious.

Flour Reeefrts. II 15x hsYreas; sxpxsts stt Mar
srt ssss Nrnsssfa PATENT S-7sssx uin;er
Wheat Ressipss ,,sa esssssis. espns.s. s.sss
sfss' ~sss; No I'D. 'sse Z o h OPTIONS opened
steady ard sst~Ffeneed ska~r rtse a~ nnsaserasa.
srp rHssaasss Fspggtsd distraction ~ the Chile e-,n
ard covering subsequently, however, r-owsnr
advance was lasi. helped by ssnsn risannss- sss
esrsss tsetnant ciessr awxak AZ l. net sersins
isis els-si n. September rio~ei rssc npcera,ser
tssse ortlssss closed ssesay 10 points Aisher
- possss se*sr SALES. Is $50 hsxS far3nsssnz Ang
wss, vs.. ssassnai~r. 80. October. s~s Novs,.
her. I So sn<s Rio duh ard s..y Mss-S,n,ss
sasssg-Bss aTy. Fair rvfnsas * epasrts,srsl
- sest. tFlsc. Refined steady.
Metals.
Ira continues 70 attract The leading ssssrsior m
~ ssr,si ssafkr. rs-ssy there wss ssrth~r "a
a = "a 81 rssHts Tee ris.-. ara. .trr-,r
swtsa rrsses still 'se.ins svssai an hrsvr desaana
Western Ard fsayeseSm markets
ia isgs- sYfssts pssziasl az fss
tAAs eos-y~r~ rneAane~<a A. sac "a
TIA tuSgt'lsss al - sssse =
srssssr~ ~ u
Lat a. s&sA 81
ases ssselssrs sss'es bad At u y At sse el1.<.
= -
B.sson stock Market
a4eSTnS iuis u-~-tasssrx.
aq.,'sa 4 Mosstsa rssTest ....c
bsiss sostcA -.
- &
FOREIGN Markets.
Financial
sEw ssank russ = -rFse ceznssSrsSxs Assxr.
ts-exas tsszAon EeaHstss essssxtssa s@sx
I've Hssgs~ss A@rs e1se s5aFS saxszs II v3sw 4
9hs sTsrH1ssnz se1Elrsaset T7ss seeo wss ssvm
AsssSsesas w@Ev ss~sssss AZ 5sy hsa hzszsness IL
sssEa vas < saansi~ss sttss Esesslsfszses
CtesfsE Quetasions-
fsaNfpSN. f1gy 9 ~saamsssksa rars9~ re Ssr-t.
raSSar. 80 Tnass rsxsaS nFss%~yeA =. A..
ras8@sa. ". sse*aa Traas 4 anaanskis. Ia fs.s
sslrss. steals. IL 1ss Msssss, ser evrs-
UrwadstuEs.
fxyxR9NsnIA taEs r. W ssas~Ss rrs W..
srx wsassw as h NJ fss@swx ss<sassg sats =
sss ~pssesua-r~. s. - fAe~sp3~x = sA.s
1avH Fss~asss ssesAgs Ssls. = ~. ss%ewAxz
D. 81 ssszseeT. = ssA
-
Ceuatttea of the Treasury.
WARRINGTON lasy sss-~ gss&as's ssatsrmsxa "a
sAx eaawssEsen sS sAs sxszszss sn1~x
AvsAs&eSa S&&e eSAsnss 80 90
9asG reserve - O. ~
FAME fresh cora beef Al g<vf-~sss'
wine Nn1 ae2lcassss@z store. F1s S<xser<t
asgw@@,
THERE are lets ~ IA e~ardx Of
yalsxsg. Aas axly ore Jesse MaS~e s-AAT
TnY Hceel Etevsnsf new dung roea.
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We know the Rspuhiic Gang. snA Win ten
you about Il.
A member OF cur nrm has had twsnty
years mining experience. and u constnus
ally In the dsld exam.n.na pSopeStiee,
We VIII not sell you anyfktnS that does
not possess merit.
The beat buy ws know OF q peeasnt q
REPUBLIC GOLD MINES AND LINZ
WORKS CO. shares. nj cents per share.
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FHsME fresh corn beef ii I<vf-~sss' 4
wine Ana sseslcatsss@z store. f1s Seeeni
assv@G,
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nlRKEI IND TRADE REVIEW.

sws<te Jusy 8. -
RsrAsne~s a. shx Assssse. Tsenc1a. nDnmne -
feskaHd sssz=sns hse<zs ta<fxs .sxs.
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xsss. 8SEs - s8z.ssa sas1 A. wxssk4xks~a
. sa@sss eszsAss - a2Fses swakess & va
~ ssea1ss. 80 ssA&s k&eks LSs. gS<sss~~~s
- Asss ss.ssSs. sASkz. sYs sesiI sAshN. Az;
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FfSur-EEss
Wheat sprlnx, 30. ). sssssasc: rel No 2 file.
cptn~se. z. 1s&as$c.
a.s-<sA & stSc white, Me- j. 2hasssr
RYE No :. sstAs5f
Ftsssr~a-So J. Heessi
Ttnaoshy seeSi-pysne, RIA
Mess pork Par harrsl - bess H.
Isrf-fsr le pesssssts. Gsasl
Sides Short ribs. lncse - iaas ~
shauidezs DRY ssitsa tssxed. XsSte
slides shest clear. tased 81 sess IS
NhiskyDt stiIisrx' tiassct gnsssS rer gallon q a
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THERE are lets ~ IA e<srss Of
walsxsy. eas anly ore Jesse Mao~s A. =
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8DsznNnE 1sn1e &x1DuDKs S10 49, Moe-
0Ses sn1s06 kmA nEA.
Oo01o.
c. - ssg......- - ssez<sai Ese<srfr = ~
Ihsess. rss.4.. ...sfhsx r. C ises ...-.-.-it4
1As~cs. ssspass 49, SssA Prs bas -ns
x<w - ng-.....-sE - fhrs~s
01c =. 49,. II 0ss. Mar ISIS --.--- IN
CO =. aoxenz< In Fsu-s .-.-...-- ..-s -
nsss. sx-@- -.--e IL Orr sks. ians 3lM
t5ss. essenxn s...sf9 CcMeex s. ...-s.---.m
Dzat. q cs4- Es .-sU r. q. " ists -.s--- -
Asezissa At = ~ g. Fam cr.eas q
q y. D~ss = ..--Iz4 Fsses .-s- -.-.- IA
y n g. - ..--lnt rssoa PseAar b -
Fsxn 49, -. - M. CeuG ses -..s-. ~
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rRY Hesel sssvsas new dans.s rssn.
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nnIry FF0durta.
TN the Psesfaee Exchange today abe tas.tsv mar
Bet hsssg. gFesnrfy. ts4saisse. dsi,y fiasiss
Ghs%ss~ ssassc. Esss@ FRESH slse.
g 60 e.
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Braassre~t's Review.

-FF-ratsaHIE sFsFHf1S W
Not sneiaaNs 10 totals heeAgse Containing oShe,
Itesrs than esestfI1ss
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tstteF Rsneh. i1tAit. fancy dalSy Ia sonAr.s.
MI wsslssnuoa esssmsyses. IN sad IN pssnt.
epr
Eor siy fresh ranch. zlsfesr
csnae Hanay~CahseEnis eosnh. IIAissc: strained.
n1k
reaisry Ire s.istsss. ti@lsn: iiss turkeys. ise.
dssssa ssstss. E5tSss
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1899-09-09
History of Kansas.

Noble Prentis History of Kansas is
now on sale along with the other
school books.
Every teacher should have a copy,
all advanced pupils and graduates
must have.
1t is fine work, unique and written
as only Noble PrentfS could write.
The book has been adopted by the
text book commission for use in COM
mon schools and district boards
should see that class is started in
every school when there are pupils
advanced enough to study Kansas as
it was and is.
HUDSON HARLAN,
COUNTY SUPT
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1899-09-09
MOORE'S
Cash Store.
HOW'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
f. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known
+. J. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Drug
gistS, Toledo, o. WALDING, KIN
NAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o.
Halls Cartarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
sent free. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1899-09-09
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans of Trego county will
meet in delegate convention at the court
house in Wa-Keeney, Kansas,
Saturday, September 9, 1890,
at O'Clock p m, for the purposes of nomi-
mating a county ticket. The following Of
fees to be filed:
County Treasurer.
County Clerk.
Sheriff.
Register of Deeds.
Surveyor.
Coroner.
CommiSsioner-FfrStD District.
The basis of representation shall be as fol-
lows:
Wa -Keeney ........-..1 IL Ogallah ..-- ....... s
COllyer Riverside 3
Glencoe -.-.----.---. 3 Wilcox. 3
Franklin --..--.--.-.. 2
1t is recommended by the committee that
the townships hold their caucuses to elect
delegates to the county convention on Sat-
urday, September 2, 1899, at the usual voting
places of the different townships unless no.
tice be given by the township committeeman.
. H. S. GIvLER, L. 4. MOORE,
Secretary. Chairman.
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Special Notice.

DR.. r. E. w. Camp, the well known
occulist of Chicago, who has visited
this part of tise country for several
years will be in Wa-Keeney Saturday
Sept. 9, for short time only to prac-
tice In his professions.
Those wishing their eyes attended
to will do well to call at once, as his
stay is short. Dr. Camp comes highly
recommended, and carries with him
large trunks of Instruments for the
proper care of the eye, and treats all
diseases of the Eye successfully hay-
ing made this particular organ a spec
ial study and fits your glasses on scien-
tific principals. For particulars see
bills in show windows.
Yours Truly
DIR. Camp,
Oculist.
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Offer!!

We now have most Of our FALL and WIN
TER CLOTHING in. We want you to exam
inc the goods as to style, material, make and
finish, and if you have samples from the East
bring them with you, and if we can't show
you that you can't save money by sending
East for the goods will say . Let 'er co.
We have good assortment for this place
and the number Of suits we are selling proves
that prices are satisfactory. We also repre-
sent two large tailoring establishments and
can get you made to order suit.
SHOES. Almost any style or price. Our
school shoes are the best.
DINNER BUCKETS, Tablets, Exercise
Books, Pens, Pencils, Etc.
TRUNKS at $500 to $50 each.
HARNESS. Remember that we will sell
you a harness cheaper than any other living
man--spot cash.
WHIPS. We have nearly as many styles
Of whips the biggest wholesale concerns
carry.
A clock or a watch.
Some new embroidery insertions.
We will be ready with winter caps and
mittens when you are ready to buy. Ditto
UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY and WRAPS.
NOTIONS. we always lead in notions
both dry goods and tinware and hardware
we handle the best things in factory
goods always.
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Fresh pork at Bakers.

Tom Collins.
Fresh pork at Bakers.
Pearl Britt is working for w. E.
Tilton.
Last Wednesday was the hottest
day Of the summer.
The Sigler murder case will be tried
at Hays next week.
George I. Verbeck is in Kansas City
this week buying fall goods.
County Attorney Nelson made a
professional visit to Hays on Monday.
J. Briggs, ST., of Coliyer, was trans
acting business in the city last Mon
day.
For an extra fine table syrup try a
can Of Superior Rock Candy Drips at
Bestor's.
George V, York of CoIlyer was in
the city Monday looking after his po-
litical fences.
MIR. and Mrs. Sommerville spent
the first Of the week visiting friends
on the Saline.
Jacob Gobbler of Cove county was
in the city "Wednesday to be examin-
ed for an increase Of pension.
S. L. Garland of was up from the
Smoky last Monday and transacted
business with our county officials.
Tommy Iams of Adair was in town
Thursday with a wagon load of mel
ons, etc. Tommy's melons are fine.
Sheriff Lynn was kept busy the first
of the week notifying a number of
our citizens as witnesses in the Sigler
trial.
Harry Courtney was up from Ban
ner last Monday. He reports his sis
ter, Miss Ida, quite sick with rheu-
matiSm.
Thirty-five teachers wrote the ex-
animation last week and only four
failed to pass. This speaks volumes
for Trego.
John Connors of the North Saline
was in town Monday. He reports
everything booming in his neighbor-
hood but politics.
Charlie Street arrived from Lamar,
Mo-, Wednesday, having been called
here as an important witness in the
Sigler murder trial.
Frank Britt left Saturday evening
for Cripple Creek, where he will visit
his sister for three weeks. This is
Franks first trip west.
w F. Moser went to Collyer and
Grainfield Monday to attach two self
feeders to threshing machines re-
turning Tuesday evening.
Frank Stradal, one of the most
prosperous farmers of Collyer town
ship, was in the city last Friday and
made us an appreciated call.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Kessler of Coll
yer came to town Monday with their
sick babe for medical treatment. Mrs.
KessIer and child are visiting Mrs.
+. p. Lucas.
John Wonner went to Ellis Thurs
day to visit friends. John will put
in an application for job in the
shops. John is good trusty boy and
we would like to see him get good
job.
Joshua MuSgrave, commissioner,
stockman and farmer of the east side,
and one of the pioneer residents of
the county, transacted business at
the county seat Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
A diseased liver declares itself by
moroseness, mental depression, lack
of energy, restlessness, melancholy
and constipation. HERBINE will re-
store the liver to a healthy condition.
Price 80 cts. Jones s. Gibson.
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YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION S1.00
YEAR.

''I'd like to be Printer,
And with the printer stand
With Red Ink upon my forehead
And BenZine in my hand,
md when the mad subscriber
Would come, and kick and Roar
I'd punch him with the ''TOWEL," :"
That stands behind the door.
Tom Collins.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1899-09-09
Hereford Bulls For Sale.

10 pure bred yearlings and Is calves.
All registered
Also 81 high grade bull calves, 1916
or better, and several yearlings.
WI. SHELTON.
Hereford Cattle Ranch,
Wa-Keeney. Kan.
Ranch 10 miles northwest of town