Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-11-10

Cottage organs, the best in the
land. for sale by c. j. Ferris
Verbeck sold car load of cows
! Thursday to Mr.. Oswald the catt E.
man.
There will be a dance at the G A =.
r. hall at Collyer November 16. All
/ are cordially invited to come.
! The time table took a change on til e
+ 9th. No. ?, due here at 1O:4S, arrives
here now at 1886 p. m. and No. 3 ar
rives at 9:1S p. m.
Marshall Drummond made a bet
with F. H. Burnham and the bet will
be paid Saturday evening. Everybody
should attend and see the marshal
wheel Burnham down our main street
Bryan is responsible for the marshal's
wrong Judgment in making such a
bet.
ID. j. Hanna and j. S. Dawson drove
over from Hill City Wednesday after
noon enroute to Topeka. They in
formed us that Bryan had carried
Graham county by about $50 against
was elected representative by 40 MA
JorIty; PROBATE judge, county superin-
tendent and commissioners were Re-
publicans. III. j. Harwi WAS beaten
for county attorney by about 15o~
A Kansas man who had ripening
boil concealed under his clothing, wis
tackled by Il fusion candidate who
ad Ii,
thing for CHANGE" snarled the man
with boil. Good, ,.said the CRATE
full candidate; Il will count YOU
Staalght for FUSION" A week after
the candidate saw the same man
wearing Mckinley button. -Huw
Is UhiS?" asked the candidate; "a week
ago you were for fusion" "Yes. but
that blamed boil busted the next day
after saw you and l am feeling all
right now."-Mail and Breeze
The biggest election bet we have
heard of was made by our good Ger
man friends, Fred Schwanbeck OF
Collyef, and ii. ID. Hillman of OgalIah
township. In the event of McKin-
ley's election Mr.. Hillman was to set
up seven kegs of nails and kill a two
gear old heifer and invite their friends |
to d grand barbecue to be held at the
losers home some time after election. I
Mr.. HIllman will give a grand spread /
and the nails will be tapped and /
glorious time will be had. Dancing
and feasting will be the order of the
day and McKinleyites and Bryanites
will lay politics aside and enjoy them
selves as only our German friends can.
This papers is mailed to our sub
scribers at McCracken, BrownelI, Ran
som and Utica Thursday D. M, and
should reach those offices not later
than Saturday morning. Kindly no
lily US IL you don't get your paper +
y.-Independent November 2,
1900.
Wonderif any subscribers didn't re-
'eive their papers Saturday? If thev
1idn't we want them to report us to
,he First. Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral at Washington. The idea of any
'ane man printing such rot as the
above. They wanted the people to
know how small they are and if that
lrtIcle made them any votes they are
Welcome to them The above is a
ample of what kind OF men we have
% do business against.
Mr.. Fred Close informs us that he
his week laid out a foundation for a !
'0O-ton mill to be erected on the
smoky for the purpose of handling
he Ellis county gold shale. A car
Dad of the machinery is now at Nc
)racken and will be hauled on the
rounds at once. Thel mill will be
eady for business in forty days. Mr..
jlose was in town Wednesday order
ng vitritied brick and heavy timbers
or the mill building. The system
lsed is the Miller Electric Chemical
'rocess, and no heat is used. Two
arge watts have been provided and the
hale is dumped in there and mixed
Tith water for treatment. The cost
f treatment is less than one dollar
er ton The process is very simple
nd satisfactory and the promoters
eel confident of big returns. Hays