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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-02-09
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South Downer Gas.

Fine January weather this.
Stock in these parts doing excellent.
John Marcy marketed wheat last
week.
Roy Rule commenced going to
school week ago.
Jack Marsh is champion high five
player on the Downer
Galie Rogers of Ransom was visit
ing on the Downer Sunday.
j. G.. Marcy and VIM Graves visited
the county seat Wednesday.
Several strangers attended revival
at the school house Sunday evening"
Miss Ethel Rule and Mrs. Zawudskv
were visiting on the Downer Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Ken Graves visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Marsh last Mon
day.
Jap whitson visited with G. w.
Bower on the Saline the first of the
week.
VIM. Graves and his best girl visit
ed Ransom Tuesday evening after
school.
w. L. Clawson was hunting his
calves the first of the week so as to
be ready for the storm
Roy Rule attended revival at Ban
ner Saturday night Must be some
attraction over there
Mrs w. L. Clawson and children
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Curry and
family on the Burnham place north
west of town Saturday.
Tom Kite took a trip through Cove,
Lane, Scott and Ness counties last
week on real estate business and Wis
tied his brother Joe at Utica
The revival meetings at the South
Downer school house conducted by
Rev. Vantferlip since January 2 closed
Monday evening with many CONVEX
SiOnS.
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County Superintendent Appointments Are
Illegal.

&. w. Perrill of Salina, Kan. says
that. the appointments of county SUI
perintendents to fill the vacancy from
January to May is not authorized by
tile constitution. He saws that a sim
liar contingency came up some
years ago when Il law was passed
changing the term OF the county treas
urerS. A contest arose over an APP
poIntment and tile case was carried
To tile Supreme court. Mr.. Perrill
SAYS the Supreme court decided that
the old county treasurer should hold
over. as the constitution provides an
officer shall continue in control until
his successor is elected and qualified
mo provision saws Mr. Perrill,
sis made for appointment The court
even went so far as to say that a Leg
islature could not create vacancy
CAPITAL.
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To the Wheat Growers of TregO
County.

When you get ready to have your
crops insured against HAIL. | wlnt to
do it for yol., and will pub you in a
good company, and in case you have a
loss, will get an adjust n here as soon
as possible and adjust your loss and
pay you cash then and there and not
ask you to wait for your money. 4 do
not want to insure your crops till they
are far enough along to see that we
have reasonable assurance that we
will have ii crop, nor do | want to in
sure any land that is not sown to
grain. Come and see me when you are
ready for insurance.
r. G, WILSON, Agent.
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fReceived too late last week
The Endeayor society meets ON Fri
day of each week.
The singing school by Miss Pierson
is progressing finely
Ground Hog day was celebrated at
the school house Saturday night by
an oyster supper in honor of Kansas
Day Appropriate recitatiOns aud
songs were rendered
The teacher was showing the old
witch ascending the broomstick. Now
say the teacher can any little boy
tell me where the old woman was GO
ing? A small boo looked at the broom
stick and said, ssShe was probably go
ing after her husband"
Mrs w. Fl. Thornton was taken by
surprise on Wednesday by few of
her friends by gathering at her home
to remind her that it was her Goth
herself for dinner The table was
spread with everything one could
wish to make such Il dinner ENJOYABLE.
She received several useful presents
and good wishes. She expressed her
thanks in way that one could per-
cefve she enjoyed the day to its full
est extent.
The ladies of Ogallah met with
Mrs. Yetter last Saturday afternoon
TO form a Ladies' Christian Aid So
ciety. Several were present. The So
ciety organized by electing ms. Mary
Powers, presidents: Miss Levina
Thornton, vice president; Mrs. ..
Moore, secretary; Mrs. Edna Benson.
treasurer. After the organization IA
o'clock tea WAS served by our hostess.
1t was Il most enjoyable Afternoon
Now we are ready to serve any one
wishing sewing done at very small
sum. Any one wishing to join can
at any time by initiated by giving
their name to the secretary.
LATER.
Three more nights of singing.
r. A. Samuels is on the sick list.
A bad storm and plenty of snow.
! A daughter was born to Mrs. and
Mr.. Sil;ls Foster, February End.
i Owing to the storm on groundhop
dav the OYSTER supper was postponed
! until some time in the near future.
The Christian Aid society met with
| Mrs. Mary Powers Thursday of this
week Several ladies were present
A fine dinner WAS served by the host
eSS. Clothes pin bags were made and
sold and Il very enjoyable time was
had by all.
A surprise on Mr.. Thornton thi-
time on his Goth birthday. Mr.. ano
Mrs. CresS surprised him with IL tHr
Key dinner and everything that goes
with il all ready To serve. Several
Others were invited and he received
several presents and seemed to enjoy
the joke.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-02-09
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
sl ss.ss the Of &rxzzSzS3

Peter Zawodsky, the boss section
foreman, is taking a vacation on ac-
count of the grippe.
j. f. Gunckel of Wilcox township
was in the city Saturday TO visit his
brother, Rev. Gunckel-
b. e. Grim received letter last
FRIDAY from parties in Oklahoma
wanting to know if he had any pure
blood Red Polled heifers for sale
Mr. Anterior and o. L. Cook drove
to Ransom Wednesday. The two gym
away boys sold their bicycle there ana
'ook the train for the west. After
considerable telegraphing the boys
were located at Horace, in Greeley
county.
Report of school in District Al for
month ending January 25: Number of
days taught, 20; pupils enrolled, II;
average daily attendance, 9; cases Of
hardness. 8. Those neither absent or
tardy: Raw and Clarence Redmond
and Arthur Briggs Rose Redmond,
Teacher.
The rrego County Holiness associa-
tion will hold it's annual meeting lit
the Ridgway school house, February
9, 1901. Following is the program:
1000 d. m--Opening exerciseS-J. f.
Barclay.
Bible eXposition--S. b. Ridg
way
Praise service-Mae Winn
1900 m.-Dinner.
I:3O ID. m.-BtIsiness meeting
Bioie reading-C. Z. Brabb
Sermon aud altar service
Rev. e. e. GunckeI.
All members are requested To bt
present as itnporGanb business come:
| before the .iSSociltion.
ELSIE STEPHENS.
| Secretary.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-02-09
Big Greek News.

Snow and colder.
Wheat is we'll blanketed.
Jake Altman was in Ellis WedneS-
day.
Farmers are dispnsins of lots of
feed.
The grip epidemic is abating some
what.
Ellis Brandt is delivering hay in
Ellis lately.
q. w. Henderson lost his barn a
short time ago by fire.
There was no school in district ] 1
Monday CauSe-snuw.
John Lof1in is keeping Mr.. Hender-
sons horse since the fire.
Mr.. Croft of Ellis county was ped
ling turkeys-in Ellis last week
ID. j. Wilson sold Ben Hicks of Nc
Cracker some cattle ii few days ago.
Mr. and Mr.. b. Furbeck have joined
the Sons and Daughters of Justice at
Ellis.
The postmaster at Ellis has been
having some work done in the post
Office that has improved the looks of
the room on the inside
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First published January 10. l501.l
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

sas, 23rd Judicial District.
Frederick Pennington. Plaintiff,
Al. Laurence; Jennie w Laurence. Omar
wife. Defendants
NOTICE:
The above named defendants. A. J. Lau-
vert and Mrs. Omar ". o.lyert. his Vie vie.
will take notice that the said plaintiff.
of January. 1901. file his petition in said Dis
.rict Court within and for the County OF
Trego. in the State of Kansas. against all of
the above named defendants, and that said
,r NaSrfmee. 1enn ms da9Tenee and
must answer said petition as aforesaid on or
petition will be taken true and "a judg-
ment rendered in said action against said
renee and Omar ". Calvert for the sum of
S561O0 with interest thereon at the rate OF
for the sum of $50 .4s with interest thereon at
the rate. OF ~ per GENT per annum from sep
from September 18th. 1sS7; for Sill ~ with in
ier snnnm from August sist. y 1s 81: and
for S11 16 with interest thereon at the rate OF
1859: ard for the further sum of s11. 60 with ID
per cent interest thereon from January 10th,
1891: and that the judgments for the above
amounts draw int crest ut the rate of 10 Ter
and II further Judgment against all of tho
defendants TOR the foreclosure of a cert;iia
i,lar; gage upon the following described real
-, ale. so-wit:
The ~ half of section nine 90 in town.
- il f urteen Q4 south. range twenty-five
CD ives. f "a, 9th z. NJ in TreAo county,
kansas. and ;.djndsins that sale plaintiff
/ his the first II. n on said premises To the
ir .sunt for which jtten ent will lie taken as
al r > a. are o. ring said pien ises 10 be
sold WI ftoif. apprstiSement and the proceeds
u Asies - the lsaynsent of the amount duo
i fsini y shs {, SIS of suit. and forever bar
ing I.i tssseclosing said defenta ants and
e:seit.t II III n all right. It'll state. i'm
tert'>f. .ieifA. and equity OF recen istion
in 'sr T=is iart mis-. ) my Part thereof.
JOHN A. NELSON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
.tlies J.. MyERLY,
ISE4 L. Clerk District Court.
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SAsTo3
Bears the - The Kind You Have Always Bough
Signature ss &N2Zzzw

For Sale-A good Jack Will take
$500 cash and 5000 in young cattle
Can be seen at Ellermeyer's livery
barn. Address owner w. Il. Little
child, Wa Keeney, Kan.
Report of school in District for
month ending February L: Number of
days taught, 20; average daily attend
ance, 1913; enrolment for the month,
Is; not absent, 3; not tardy, 2; num-
Der of tardy marks, So. Neither alb
sent nor tardy: Grace Galloway. w.
G. p. Rhoades, Teacher.
The Good Will society entertain
ment at the court house Tuesday
night was all right. The singing, Ar
kansaw school and Arkansaw theat-
lunch was good and everybody had
plenty Everyone seemed to enjoy
themselves.
The fellow who started the story
that Wm- Hiber, formerly of this
county but now in Montana, had met
his death by the hemp route, should
be given good swift kicking. We
Investigated the matter and there is
not word of truth in the story. Our
Informant writes: Il am well &C
Quainted with Hiber; he is a good
citizen and Is doing well here-n
It is rather early for snake stories
but this is without doubt a true one.
As r. J. Drummond and wife were on
their way to Utica last week Mr.. ID.
espied a snake beside the road, stop
ping he got out to see whether it was
alive or not; he found to his surprise
his snakeship was very much alive as
he disputed Mr. DIS advances very
rected blows with his whip he sue
c6eded in dispatching the snake
which was q monster bull snake.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-02-09
Notice to Teachers

March Ii aud 30 and April 10 and 20
are the dates decided upon for exami-
nation for county diplomas. The first
dates are intended for the country
schools and the latter for the village
schools.
Teachers having pupils contemplate
ing taking the above examination,
please let me know lit once us to NUM-
Der so ARRANGEMENTS can be made
with regard to papers and places of
holding the. same
HATTIE j. KIRBY,
County Supt
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-02-09
Program of Teachers Meeting.

Trego County Teachers association
will meet February 9, 1901. at 100 o.
M. in the court house.
Roll Call - Responses 80 Quotations
from Washington Irving
ssLife and Influence Of Irving Upon
American Literature
Literature-Chapter 8 and 8.
n ellie IedRue
'eThe 10th Century Outlook for Edu-
cation George Stimits
General discussion by association
81 S. Foreign Powers''-ChaptersS
and g. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Julia O'Toole
Superlntendent's hour
Adjournment
EOkey,S Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and hladdee eiE3t.
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tUiiCo .. lGlliOI 10 ruTCtGSe SCI OOl L0Rd.

t.sd hereby gives notice that
Nsits- IL 18th DAY Ct Febl uary, 1561.
';.sien to the Probate Court OF
Il ta-et &c. tNGlfiss- 10 purchase Ire tol-
u Led Scirsoi land. situated ia the
ct stf.Izs r=si5f:iy of TFego. n:tIistts. viz:
Tia. 7'ss.s4s alt ct tile southeast and the
). tti L 1ifssi .ie st uti,wes quarter ct Sec
ti,n 30 .ew4 Sill. IA. range a.
lie il;st - The ioliawiri. ..@rsons to prove
iils. St. sFs-VfI- continuous residence. and
I'M viz: Thomas kiie. residence
ii-iN' -. Kansas. and oscar Olson. resi-
&c NJ k.eH.y. Kansas.
Done Ma keeney. Comfy # Trego.
II iis-:,- = sgs Il day of January. 1901
JOHN G. MARCY.
Petitioner.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-02-09
First published Feb. 9. 1901
Timber Culture. Final Proof-Not ice
for PublicatiOn-NO. 1851.
United States Land Office

u nIted States Land OfHce-
Wa-keeney. Kansas. Feb. 4, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that Franklin A.
Fink has fled notice of intention to
maIxefnaI proof before Register and Receiver
of u s. Land Office at Wa-Keeney. Kansas.
ON Saturday the BIRD day of March. 1901.
timber culture application No 12525- for the
south half of the northeast quarter and the
north half of the southeast quarter of sec
ton No "a. in township No. IA. south, range
No. &c. west of the 9th p. M.
He names witnesses:
Isaac L. Spencer. Lue O. Spencer, David
W. North, all of Banner, Kansas; and Tim
othy T. Armstrong. of Utica. Kansas.
L. T. PURCELL Register
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TO
Rea-stbe - The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'-=-+--e LZVN-

A ten-Dn,Ind girl arrived at Prof
Shearer'S home SUNDAY morning and
the Professor saws she can stay if she
likes Mother and child doing nicely
For S,le-Mammoth Bronze turkeys
ST 50 each For mobhlerS and ST. 90 for
hens. Seven and months old. weight
% to % lhs. Inquire of A. j. McCol-
lum. W"-Keeney, Kan.
Report of school in District "a for
month ending February 1: Number of
pupils enrolled. II: average daily at
tendance, 10: eases of hardness, O.
Pupils neither absent nor tardv:
Emil. John and Ella Olson. Huldai,
Manda. Esther and Nina Nelson, and
Sue CIPHER. CLYDE CIPHER absent one
day. Mamie Glenn. Teacher.
Last SATURDAY. was ground hog dav
and the pesky little animal didn't see
his shadow either. The weather since
that time has been ANYTHING but
pleasant. About inches of the beau
tiful fell Sunday and it is still with
US. 1t will be worth thousands of
dollars to our wheat growers. If the
ground hog prediction proves true we
will have an early spring.
At high noon today at the Bowen
hotel VIM. e. Sweeney and Mrs. Mary
E. Bixby, both of Denver, were unit
ed in marriage by the Rev. E. G.
Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hunter.
old time friends OF the groom, were
the only witnesses. After the cere-
mony the bridal party partook of
Landlord O'Connor's hospitality in
the way of an elegant dinner. The
happy couple left on the afternoon
train for Denver, where they will re-
side OF 2533 Walnut street. Mr.. Swee-
ney is one of the managers of the
identified with that smelIer for fifteen
years--Boulder Coll Daily Herald,
January Is. WORLD and "A host of
Trego friends of the groom wish this
happy couple long life and much hap
pineSS-
r. c. Wilson received draft We'd
nesday for s400 from the Shawnee
Fire Insurance Co. for full amount or
loss on the school house, furniture and
fixtures in District A. This is pretty
quick work as the house only burned
on the night of the 18th or the morn
ing of the 18th ult-, and should be
quite satisfactory to the officers of
| the district, as it is the full amount
of the policy. However, they meet
with quite loss on their furniture
and fixtures, as they only had 500 in
surance on them, while they had sew
eral times that amount invested The
patrons of the district win doubtless
feel glad that the members OF the
school board carried good insurance,
as this sum will enable them to re-
build without bonding 80 heavily
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WANTED!

Reliable man for Manager of Branch
Office we wish to open in this vicinity
IL your record is o. K here is an OPP
portunitY- Kindly give good refer
ence when writing
THE A. T. NORRIS WHOLESALE HOUSE
CINCINNATI, OHIO
illustrated catalogue &c stamps
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BOX Supper.

There will ne a box supper at the
ing, February Is. Proceeds To he used
for library purposes A limit of soc
will he placed on the hnXeS. Let
everybody come and aid in this good
caIlSe
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-02-09


Clothing at Verbeck's-
Picked pork at Bakers.
Smoked hams at Bakers
Next Thursday is Valentine day
Teachers meeting this afternoon.
DIR. Jones was Topeka visitor on
Thursday.
Just received at Verbeck's a nice
line of clothing.
Miss Timmons was quite sick the
first of the week.
A. S. Peacock was very sick the first
of the week but is some better.
Verbeck has the finest line of cloth
ing ever brought to Wa-Keeney-
Born. to Mrs. and Mr. r. D. Hin
shaw, Saturday, February 2, a daugh-
ter.
Richard Owens of Collyer township
refused $40 for span of mules last
week.
Frank Wonner shipped two cars of
alfalfa to Kansas City last week and
he received Sc per ton net.
Otis l.. Anterior, president of the
Russell State bank, was a prominent
visitor in the city this week.
German divine services at the NJ.
e. church, Sunday, February 10 at /
O'Clock p. m. Rev. ii. Hugh. pastor.
Mr.. D. Lesh and family of Ander-
son county occupy the the Forestry
station. Mr. Lesh is IL nephew of Un-
Gle Jesse Rover.
Kan Walker writes from Rock Is
land, ILL.,, to friends IN Trego that Il
nj e little girl came to their house
to make her home recently.
MoSer. the pliotogra pher, will make
pictures of all sizes at half price for q
short time. Gallery in rear of jew.
elrv store. Call and see samples.
i For SALE me of the best 320 acre
! farms in 'rre,ro county. For terms ap
to George Baker. -Keeney
| Kan Can rive possession at any time
i Cini'ai"~,
.'n' inr.
CVotllino,
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Nos,c. II Application TO Purchase School

Ii. under gne. hereby gives notice that
he will. sist 18th day of February. 1901.
7 d. l. N al licaiion 10 the Probate curt of
Il. VII .cTittt scI,oi land. sit uafed in he
OF at,iz.t 60 MY Of Tfeeo. Kansas viz:
I In or hwtSi quarter Of section 16, town.
sistI J.. range 25
He nan e. the IL flowing persons to prove
his 81. tie n Ia. continue US residence. and
in proven ems. viz. j. d. Wolf. residence
Collyer. Raj sas. and A. u. Parsen, residence
CoiiAer. Kansas.
Done Wa-keeney. County Of Trego,
Kansas. this Both day of January. 1901
DAVID WOLF.
Petitioner.
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i Good fresh beef at Bakers.
Last Tuesday was pension day
@Clothing. @At @Verbeck's.
All kinds of new goods at Verbeck's.
Go to Verbeck's and buy your cloth
ing.
Rudolph Horak lost a valuable mare
Saturday morning.
nice suit of clothes.
Fat hogs wanted about 200 pounds
in weight at Geo Bakers.
Cottage organs, the best in the
land. for sale by G. j. Ferris.
John Reynolds and Louis Morell are
walling Burnham's well this week.
Go to G. J. Ferris for your carpets
and wall paper New samples just
received
For RENTAL of section 10. town
ship ID, range "a. Write b. F. Brown,
Goodland, Kan.
There will be no coal famine here as
Verbeck Sc Lucas have $50 tons on
hand at present.
For SALE-The northeast quarter
section 1912 in Trego county. In
quire of John A. Nelson.
Grant Marshall sold car of alfalfa
for A. S. Mcclure to Jim Henry of
Ellis at Sc per ton on track.
o. w. Lahman was in the city the
first of the week. He has been hav-
ing a tussle with the grippe.
The Woodman of Collyer will give a
Masquerade ball OH the 14th of Feb
ruary. All are cordially Invited.
c. Fl. Benson of Ogallah drives one
of the best teams in the county.
Word comes from Champaign, ILL.,.
that Mrs. X. Il. 0toneX is i'm a hospital
there taking treatment for rheuma-
ti~n.
Mrs George Mckinley, who has
feen visiting relatives in Riley coun
tv for the past six months. is expect
ed home Tuesday.
We are pleased to note that the five
children sick with scarlet fever at the
home of Post master Biehler at Bosnia
are all getting well.
Wanted to 200 head of cattle tt
winter. New sheds, good water am
plenty of good feed. Address IT. S
Howe. Mendoza, Kan.
Jesse Rover, foreman of the Ogal
lah Forestry station, passed through
town Tuesday on his way TO his home
in Cove county to visit his family
TO Trade for Trego land -Four room
house, half acre of fruit trees and hall
acre for garden in the town of Primo
ton. Mo. Address L. King, Princeton
Mo.
D. p. Roberts. living five miles east
of town. was trading in the city last
Tuesday. He SAYS the prospect for
wheat was never better at this season
of the year.
Ed. Chalk received word the irst of
tile week that his son George was in
a hospital at Peoria, ILL.,, very low
with typhoid fever; also that his wife
and baby are sick.
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To Cure A Cold In One Day
District 81 and Vicinity.
(By Yankee Doodle }

Take Laxitive Bromo Quinine Tablets
A II druggist refund the money If it
fails to cure, e. w. Groves signature
on each box. 25c.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-02-09

In the District Court of Trego County. Kan
23rd Judicial District.
Frederick Pennington, Plaintiff,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-21

$4,000 will not be regretted long by
the Everett Moore people If it provides
a clear path for their proposed lpe
from Cleveland to Cincinnati"
An official of the N. o. r. Co. said
Sunday evening that plans had not yet
been completed for furnishing power
for the Canton-Akron line. How
ever" he added, II believe we will
enlarge either the Akron power station
or the A., B. g. O. station, north of
Cuyahoga Falls. This would save us
the expense of building an entirely
new plant, and there is nothing to
hinder the plan from working WELL"
The original plan of the Canton
Akron people was to build their line
over the highway between the two
cities, but not long ago it was changed
SO that part of the line will be, over
private right Of way. All the plans
of the Canton-Akron will be carried
out.