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ISL|P HANDICAP
WON BY H.E.R.M|.5 S
Thomas's Great Horse Defeats
Buttling By Neck at Brighton
Beach.
STAKES KS GO TO DON DON DIEGO
Sixth Race Won By Roscben.
Days Results on Other
Tracks.
STAKES GO TO DON DIEGO
(By Associa ted Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
f NEW YORK, July 15--E. r. Thomas
HermIs, carrying the heavy impost 81
l32 pounds. to-day won the IsIip Hands
cap at Brighton Beach, defeating But
Ting by neck. Redeem had the mount
on Hermls. and the great horse's VIC
tory was exceedingly popular When he
flashed under the wire winner, great
cheer rang ont. which was renewed when
Redeem brought him back TO the scales.
Buttling. who had been lnterfered with
and knocked back. closed very strong
and forced Redfern to ride hard to win
Summary:
First race-five and a half furlongs--
Meteor q to y first, Masterson Is TO y
second. Rapid Transit 40 to y third.
Time 1901 Is.
second race--the currages stakcs:
steeplechase; about two milcs-Phlntom
% to 2o) first, Caloorahatchee Is 10 y
second, Russell Sage Is u third Time,
1925.
Third race--the Tslipl Handicap; one
mile and a. furlong-Hermis d3 to 81
first, Buttlng us to 81 second. Bad News
I g to y third. Time. :52.
furlongs-Don Diego q to y first. Albert
F, n to ~ second, McKittridge @ to .
third. x Time, ]: 13 4-5. 3
Fifth race-one mile and a sixteenth
Buttons 70 to 81 first, Pronta Ql 10 %
second, Angler q to y third. Iime'
:46 rs. % !.
(, arst. Incantation 40 to y second, Lady
Uncas Is to y third. Time, 10
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pions, held the Manchester Colts down to
8 five hits, and with n clean single, IN the
seventh inni,s won his game. Score
TO Q. 81
OIL, fzcre gotten OIL Craw-
FORD 8in Heights team, and
Esf towards Manchester S
e.; of ball than those
yras .t3t been witnessed here
4 This u...g q playing OF each team
was al ,n.tt could be asked for and at
times the work of the fielders was on a
par with professionals. Both games We're
played in less than three hours and
twenty-fiv hundred people were salts
fled With the results.
+ In defeating Manchester, the Brownies
sent the team from the Southside down
on the ladder. but the Richmonders forced
the Hghlanders to take tumble also.
One hundred and forty-three points stand
between the champions and Barton
Heights. Richmond lacks only fiftH-five
points of third place. Three straight
games have been won by this nine, Win
Crawford in the box.
ii The First Game.
Until the fourth inning there was no
chance for either side to score. Rich
1nond opened with Knightly at the bat.
Bob pasted one down to short, and hose
threw high to first CBoh says II was a
Nit, hut the official scorer was confident
that Rose was the cause of Bob's life).
hut anyaway. Shaughnessey did the walt
ing act Kenningham was served with
the same diet. and then Crawford, the
Southpaw twirler, ambled out to bat. lie
sized IN one of Hoskin's peculiar ones
and sent it out to right center. knlshtiy
and Shaurhnessey scored. ca a bad throw
by second, Kcnningham got home. Hay
died to teh pitcher and Sent sent
one out to right garden. Jones
pasted a pretty one and Crawford trotted
home Bauer took the cemetery road from
short This was all, but sufficient unto
the days games were the runs thereof,
for the best that the Highlanders could
do was to force one runner over IN Inc
fourth and another in the fifth.
Rose was handed n bouquet Of four IN
the fourth. Boone was issued COM
plimentarv also. But in the meantime
Rose had attempted to plfer bag two
and was convicted. Hoskins dumped one
down 10 the pitcher. and was out at
first but Boone was circlng. Bache
tore off a good single and Boone came
over. TAYLOR made KenninGham In right
tield work.
When IT is An Error.
Shelton opened the fifth for Barton
Heights He sent one down to Ford
who didn't handle 1t; another kick The
hall was an easy one TO handle Tor the
fielder. I; bounced over Ford's arm.
Ford said 1t struck rock. and that be-
cause he didn't touch it there should not
he an error. There is a mistaken idea
among many players about touching a
ball for an error. A fielder may set his
hands on a ball and not field i on ac-
count OF the speed al which the ball is
travelling or his position at the time and
he does not necessarily have to be given
an error And. on the other hand. a base
man or fielder may not touch the ball at
oil and get an error. The only question
to decide is whether or not the ball could
have been ficldcd.
Shelton's drive through second will be
fieldcd by Ford forty-five times ont Of
fifty. Booker died from second to first.
Rache sent one down to third. and there
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Farnville Defeats Amherst.

Especial TO The Times Dlspa tch.)
s FARMVILLE, VA. July 15.--In Sc
.rics OF gamesr-Wcdnesday Thursday and
Friday-wlth the Amherst Base ball Club,
Farmville won from the visitors two out
of three. Amherst winning the second
game by n lost ball behind a wire
fence
First game-F armville. 10; Amherst. 0.
Second samc-Farmville. j; Amherst, 3.
Third me--Farmvllle. 13; Amherst. l.
In the three games Farmville made.
80 singles. 8 two. ba ggers and home run.
FarlnVllle is anxious to play. the hes.
teams for championship honors. anG
would like to hear from the Brownies.
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umpire. The best bali playing seen in
Louisa this season.
Charlotte, III; Salisbury, d.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)


CHARLOTTE. y. Ct, July l5.Ina bility
10 connect with IIobgooi's curves when
hits were needed was responsible for the
defeat Of the Salisbury Spencer ag2re-
cation this afternoon. Charlotte won
easily. 5pilIng UP eleven runs, while the
visitors were making four.
The Salisbury-Spcncer team vii for
mally pass to Winston Salem Monday,
though the franchise has already changed
hands Lack OF support by home foixs
Is responsible for the change.
Batteries this afternoon were: Crar-
lotte, Hohgood and Reid; Salisburyspen-
Ger, Moser. Holt and Bently.
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Louisa, 6, IL; Y. G, =, 4. 4,

rni1fsA. VA, July 1b.--A match game
a. base hall was played here to-day Pc
tween tho Louisa baseball team ana ~ ~, tms
u,Nc. r, Base-ball Club Of Riehmon $.
The morning game resulted IN favor o.
4 the Louisa team by q score OF 70 =
Hulcher from the Hl ,a,h Stitched ., tf for
mond. pitched, and bEpp p'''''su ~
Louisa Umpire, Trtce. $50
1,ho evening game resulted IN score
OF y to 4 in favor Of Louisa,
Brooks, OF Barton Heights, pitched lor
u. q. g; and WINS for Louisa. Ennsss
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St. Louis,
fBy Associated Press.)

ST. LOUIS, July 16,-nelnar SUM
maries:
First race-six furlongs; handIcap-vLu-
retta e to 81 first, Juccia 4 to y ser
ond I.ucullus e to y third. Time l!l6'
Second race-flve and half furlonGs---
Condo a to y first, Chief HAMS q to -
second, Una G. az to y third Tllne'
I'LL 80.
THIRD race-six furlongs-Tom ManHlns
e. to ~ first, Trixie White Is to D seconas
Ollie Burnett g to y third. Ilme, t'ts
e.6.
Fourth race-mle and a sixteenth; nan =.
dicap--J. r. Mayberry Is to q first, Iapy
Tosa rs to 81 second, Jack Young ~ 70 t'.' .
third, Time, l:m ~ -
Fifth race-slx furlongs-Echon4aaie =, :"
y first, AlIlsta 4, g to = "a se s.b '''
s sixth race-m!le ana three-sixteeanths-
Athena ata Is to a arst, Rostot q to q SEC $50
ond. Eclectic Q8 to 81 third. Illhe' s'"'
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Philadelphia, 7; Cincinnati, S.
3 PHILADELPHIA, July 15-Harper's
wildness and ineffectiveness were tho
chief factors in the defeat Of Cincinnati
to-day.
Score: X. II. +.
Cincinnati ........1 o130O 0-6 |
philadelphia ...,.21O21010'-7 IA Q
Batteries: Harper. Chris and Schlle;
iPittinger and DOOM. Time. 80. Umpire,
Bausewne. Attendance, $50.
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New York. s; Cleveland, s

CLEVELAND, O., July l5,-tleveland
fell from first place to-day by losing a
poorly played game to New York.
Score: u, II. II. ~.
cleveland ~. ...OO3OOOOO2- u 3
New York;. 80 O010o2ol-6 10 8
Batteries: Moore and Bemis; Chesbro
and McGnirc. Time, 1:42. Umpire, Connor.
Attendance. s.77l. III
Chicago, 2; Washington, I.
8 CHICAGO, July 15.-chicago defeated
Washington to-day.
Score: II, II. =.
Warrington. 10000 100000 q
Batteries: Smith and mcfarland; Town
send and Heydon Time, l;43' Umpire
ehcridan. Attendance, $3.50.
Detroit, S, Il; Philadelphia, 2, 9.
DETROIT. July 1b,-Detroit and Phlla-
delphla broke oven in double-headef
to-day.
First game: /,
Score. ~ ~ ~
philadelphia. ....201osoo20'-6 Q
philadelphia, ND OF o Ga 10
Batteries: Killia nand Doran; Plank and
schrcok, Time. Lao. Umpire, Connolly
Second game.
Score: ~ " ~,
DetTot,r,,,. .,..,VVpvva - !,
philadelphia. ....,03ol . ~ 49, -
Batteries. Donovan. Kltson and Drllii
coakiey and schreck. Time, 100 Umpire,
Connolly, Attendance, e,bW.
Boston, q; St, Louis, +,
ST. LOUIS, July b.--olmste'a' recent
~ recruited by BOSTON, won to-uay
game. :,
Scor6.
a. Inu,a ,0O00OOl0O-l ]
Bouton... o o200D 00-~3
Ha,'ories. buchanan and snsden; Ohm
steah and criser. Time IA, Empires
Olnnghlln and Mccarthy. Attehaahce'
1870.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Scores Yesterday
New York, s.: PittsburS, T..
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Kentucky, s; Stanton, o.
I lspeclal 10 TIC ,rimes .pispa,ch.l

q Ns5peClHI W IIIc TIII1ItS- I3I"IHNCTI.J
STAUNTON, VA, July l5.--The Uni
versity OF Kentucky baseball team de-
feated stanton here to-day In the last
OF n series OF flv cgnmcs, 5 to o.
Battery: StauntonrSpcnce and Lam
bert: Misunderstanding and Crouch
In the series, Stanton won three. and
kentucky two
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Cincinnati.
;(By Associated Press0

s-4. tst5i4. (By ASsOCldttu. I Ieso.I ~ .sF,
r.INc1NNATI, O.. July 15.-Latonia
First race-six furlongs-Major carpen-
ter Is to u first, Marmont g to sec
ond, Chickora Maid g tod third, THIS
ia 2-5 l35s
Second receive furongs-oak Duke
e to 81 first, Letaouffy g to y sec second \
Hostility eco to y third. Time. 100 4,5
Third race-one mlle--Florlzel % 20 ~, !,
first, San Reno (2n to j. second Lena
(s to 81 third. Time, 1893 as.
Fourth race-mle and one hundred
yards-Coruscate a to ~ first, Martin
Doyle e to y second, Alma Dufor y 70
y third. Time, 1914 80.
Fifth race-slx furlongs-Slent Water
(even) first. Arthur GUNNER GO to y
second. Alencon e to4D third Time
1:13 4-5.
Cardinal wolsey t1s to y first, TX HI %
to y second Joe Ross no to y third
Time. o:2o 1-5
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Chicago. g; Brooklyn, al

e BROOKLYN. N. Y. July Chicago
shut out Hanlon's men here to-day,
s Scores: X. r..
Chicago ............l 20 y % "
Brooklyn f :, 2, i. o 90 o. 90 2
Batterles:. Briggs and Killing; Eaon,
Jones and Bergen. Time, 1:43. Umpire,
Emslie Attendance 4 900.
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Manchester

=BTOWnIes.....- ~ y y v Y y :. y
Manchester. -. Z. Z: % y o 90 q 90 w
Summary Two base hlts--Gruner.
Stolen bases Bowers, Il Hogan Gilmore.
Base on balLs-Off sLeake, 10: off Hogan. Q.
Hit by pitched balls-J. Anthony. Struck
out-By Leake. 3; by Hogan. 2. Time OF
game-One hour. and five minutes. UNI
pire, Mr. Richard Duke. Attendance, ECO.
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Barton Heights.

Barton Heights... o. ~ -
summary: Two-base hits, Crawford.
Stolen bases: G.. Bache. Bauer, nese
Boone, Knightley Double plays; Eora
10 shaunnessey; Hoskins to Boone base
on balls: Off Crawford. 8: off l1osKlns'
3. struck out: BY Crawford. .; D! Hos-
kins. q Time of game, 1:l5. umpire' MI.
Richard Duke. Attendance. LIe
Goose Egg Delivered.
r, was one-two- three with the 1o'ls
and Champions until the seventh innlns'
when pitcher Hogan won his game;
Gruner. the heavyweight, who IS addic.ea
m the terrible habit OF cruelty trea,'hs
pitchers and giving the crowd heart ilu.-
ters, TO say nothing Of the expense ne Is
+, the management by losing na!is.oVer
the fences. stepped into the natter 5
arena and looked pleasantly at tne man
;rho was to deliver the sphere. Leaks
knew Gruner's weakness. and lohned one
over about the shoulders. Perihas ikeo
lis looks and nailed It for a, single. SMITH
made a good sacrifice. MeLeavy couinh
do anything but dump one down 70
I.eake. who threw him out at, first- but
while this was going on, Gruner was
inspecting the third sack-that sack that
is stationed out there on the diamond
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ST. Louis, III; Boston, 8.

50 Ot'@ 7IOuIS, II 3 1OoeO31' q ~
BOSTON, July 1b.-In a heavy batting
game In which each team used two
pitchers. st. Louis won to-day.
Score: r. II. e,
st Louis .........0 206O2l-11 y 3
Boston 20 o 0 2221 Oh u 5
Batteries: Eagan, Mcfarland sp and
Grady; WILLIS Frazer and Moran. Time.
1;49. Umpire, O'Day. Attendance. $500.
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Frankie Neil to Fight Moran.

& SEATTLE, WASH. July 15.-Frankia
Mel. the American bantam champion,
has been matched to fight Owen Moran.
tho English boxer, at Butte on Labor
Day.
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New York, 8; Pittsburg, !

49, -IVtW OK, Q , IttSUUI B,17.
NEW YORK, July 15.-In thrilling
ninth inning finish the New York Ma
tionals snatched a game from Pttsburg.
Score: r. II. q.
New York ........1 02210 OOPS II J.
Batteries: Lever, Lynch, Peitz and
Gibson: McGinnity, Mathcwson and Bow
erman. Umpires. tombstone and KLEIN.
Time 2:G5. Attendance, 5000.
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Southern League.

At Little Rock: Little Rock, Q; At
lanta, Nhirteen innlngs).
At New Orleans: New Orleans, 5: EiI.
mingham, l..
AT Memphis: Memphis. 0; Montgoru-
cry, 4.
At Shreveport: Shreveport. 4; Nash
Vile, J. F
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South Atlantic League.
AT Augusta; First Game--Augusta. 81;
con, l.
At Savannah. Ga: Savannah g; Jack
gouyille !,
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First Street Team Wins. {

The First Street team defeated the Viz
glnla team by tho score of II to T., The
features of the game were the all-round
playing Of the First Streets, and the
pitching Of Jones. who only allowed one
scratch hit In tho ninth Inning. The
Virginia team is from the league. The
First Street team batted two pitchers
out of the Box, and then they We're held
down by Patterson, the left hand spit
ball pitcher,
The line up is as follows:
First st, Team, Virginia.
Crenshaw, ,s,,,..,,,C ,.,',,,,,t-- NeWbery
.,-.,.,-'.,.ls,.,F.' '.'s'.v,s Iennant
Lafew,,-,.,,-!-,.,'.s s'..,.,n. Fnsland
Hutton.., ..,,-,,..,..l H,.,'.s N7armelrnan
sutherland,,,.,, B.,.,.,,,,,,n Amons
royo,,..,,,',,..,,.s b,f',,. patterson
Camp, = F,.s..',.'', A4eCsnS
Glllam., ,...-..'.,C, F...,',',,',.,,'... faAs
Ainslie ,,,,..,,.,,,,,F, Fn,rNyouV iWR'p1
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TIE -RRIWCB or WALES CUP

K2INIE V1ZaLzJ0
of the
the
with
In Wacss Of the
Royal Nov
the handson
b. Tor In
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!. brownies ! /. WON
! A CLOSE 10. GAME \ 4
Hogan Cinched His HI '.. Game With With
Clean Sin
4, gle.
! RICHMOND GETS IL: CLOSER
The Higll1anders Couldn't Solve
Il Crawford's Benders-The
Scores.
RICHMOND GETS CLOSER
Standing Of the Clubs.

Hogan, tho new twirler for the cham
,,ions held the Manchester Colts down to
five hits, and with n clean single IN the
inning won his game. Score
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-02-11
PU BLIC SALE!

viii, sell at public sale at my farm
3 miles north OF Wa Keenev known as
the Aylworth place ON Fridav, Feb
ruary "a, 1905, the following described
property:
SO head of cattle, /; registered Short
horn bull years old, ] grade bull
years old, 3 steers rQmInR yearlings,
balance cows and heifers; all in good
shape.
25 head of hogs, 3 brood sows- all
bred, % shoats ranging in weight from
80 tn 125 lbs.
Farm machinery-Sulky piow Is in,
grain drill 10 hoes, walking pillow I6 in,
corn cultivatOL, toungeless cultivatOr,
row corn disc, Deering mower, EN-
pire mower, Champion hay rake. j. J..
Case steel harrow 3 sections. l hole
corn shelter, single harness.: spring
wagon. These goods are all new.
Household gOOds-Steel range. ,fOnr
hole topsy stove. three oil stove with
oven, round washing machine. barrel
churn, cupboard, extension table
3 dozen Plymouth Rock chickens, 20
barrel water tank, II miles of: wire
and posts, ana a lot of new lumber,
rods OF slat cribbing-
Terms-S: months time will be Civ
en- on all sums over 500, under 85. 90
cash; pei. cent discount FOR cash.. II
notes drawing 5 per cent from. date IL
paid when due, ii not paid when due 10
per cent from date
Free lunch. Sale to commence at 10
a. m. Il. d. RICH AkDS.
N. w. Mason, -. n. Swiggett,
Auctioneer. a. Clerk
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-02-11
Big Creek News.


Good, steady winter since it began.
Stock are beginning to look gaunt.
Feed is disappearing at a lively rate.
Mrs. W. T. Clark is quite sick at
this writing.
Miss Bertha Glass was on the sick
list last week.
Several cases of smallpox in Ellis
again this winter.
The health i'm this neck o. woods is
not generally good.
F. A. Furbeck was laid up with a
lame back last week.
Mrs. Ehos Click of Illinois is visit
ing in TregO county.
Miss DOllie German started her
school again Monday.
Alta German intends visiting home
folks in Missouri soon.
@. A. Carlson was consulting an FL
lis Doctor last Saturday.
Bruce and Earl turbeck were haul
ing hay last Monday afternoon.
Joe Shaw was helping Basil and
Chas Ridgway put up ice last week.
George Glass saws the frozen roads
made wheeling very had last Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie Taylor has had to stop
her school i'm Ellis county ON account
of smallpox.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-02-11
From VOda.
(By Calamity Jane.

(By Calamity Jane.
Four of Dick Owens children have
the measles.
Steve Krhut has got the incest dose
or measles that you ever saw
i Oh! yes, when we dedicate our hatI
we are going To get the five f1ddles
and Dick Owens mules To furnish the
music. - =.
Dick Owen and good wife arrived
i'm the CITY of Vudi saturday night
after visit of several weeks in the
old country. l hear they had fine
time.
Mr.. Schimkowitsch was in the CITY
Saturday smoking cigarettes. He said
he had some turkeys stolen and would
tie thankful if the boys would return
them AS it soon will be- laying time.
MIR. Banti of jackson county has
rented the north half of section Is in
township IL, range "a, and will move
out here i'm iwo or threei weeks. We
are glad to have them camei let us he
sOciable and make them feel welcome.
We are talking some or; starting "A
paper up here. but we expect 1t to he
an uD-to-date paper.;f The mayor
thinks we should start "A paper here as
it it will be printed ihifive different
languages to accommodate the differ
ent tribes. Will tell you more about
it later on. -. -
The people of Voda are trying to
build d town hall to Gust about $500.
They are selling shares at IS per share
They have it all raised now with the
exception OF $685. Ii YOU know or any
one wanting to invest send them
along, it will be appreciated, the
shares are worth now 100 cents on the
dollar and they are on THE raise.
read in. yonr moral; guide some
time ago that Schwanbeek Brothers
shipped two cars of corn from Foda
and the notice said that this was the
first corn ever shipped. from Voda.
Now 1 have been waiting with pa
thence expecting the writer of those
lines would have a change of heart
and correct the statement, but he has
not so l wish you would tell him
what happened to Ananias for the
same offense; now, maybe, the same
fate has befallen him, for lie came as
far as telling the facts as did Ananias
for there has been eight cars shipped
out besides what there will be shipped
out when we get more corn to ship.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-02-11
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS. t.
COUNTY OF TREGO,
In the Probate Court held in and for said
County and State
Notice Is hereby given that letters of adj
miuistration upon the estate Charles F..
Shinquin. late of TregO county, Kansas. de-
ceased. have been gra ted to the undersign-
ed. Josephine Shinquin by the Pr ,bate Court
of said county of Trego. bearing date the
6t h day of February. 1875.
All persons having claims against said es-
tate are required I'd exhibit them tn me for
allowance. Within year after the date q
said letters. or they may be precluded from
any benefit of such estate; and IL such
claims he not exhibited viii hin two years
from the time nf the publication OF this no
tice. they will be forever AIRED.
Dated this 9th day of February A. ID. 1905.
JO>EPHINE SHINQUIN.
= IL AdminisIra
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Ogallah

Frank Burns was quite sick Thurs
dav.
Charley Marquand's child is report
ed much better.
Ladies' Aid society met this week
with Mrs G. G. Yetter. and is to meet
next time with Mrs. s. Powers
The Young people had quite an en-
joyahle skating party Wednesday
evening. The ice merry-go-round is
certainly "whiZZer"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-02-11

Last Friday evening the Imperial
Saxophone Quintette gave their EN-
tertainment at the court house The
evening WAS very cold, but the room
was well filed. The program was an
excellent one aud the audience was
well pleased with it.. We have not
time o continent separately ON each
one hut we feel that A. lynn Shaw in
his clarinet selections, Homer CARRIER
with his banjo, and Miss Kinsinger.
the hHrpiSte, were worthy or particu-
lar mention. Taking IT, all together
it was very fine musical treat.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-02-11
AGuarauteed Cure tor Piles.

Itching, Blind. bleeding or Protrud-
ing Piles. DRUGGISTS refund money If
PAzo OINTMENT fails to cure any case.
no matter of how long standing. III 6
10 IA days. First application gives
ease and rest. soc. If your druggist
hasn't it, send SO cents i'm stamps and
il will he forwarded post paid by Paris
Medicine Co., ST. Louis, Mo.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-02-11
First publication Jan. 81, 1861
SHRRIFF.S SALE.

In the District Court of the Twenty-third
Judicial District, sitting in and Tor the
County of Trego. in the State of Kansas.
John 81. Schell, Plaintiff.
w. ID. Schell. Defendant.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued to me.
out of the District Court. in the above enti-
tied action. will on Thursday. the S3rd day
of February A. d. 1905. one O'Clock D. m
of said day at the west front door OF the
the County of TreRo in the State of Kansas
ofer at public sale. and sell to the highest
and best bidder. for cash in hand, ali the fol-
lowing described real estate. to-wit:
An undivided One-tenth interest In and to
the southeast quarter of section thirty
two (32). tow nship fifteen u0 south. range
twenty three C23) west of the 9th p. M; lying
and situate in the County of Trego in the
the State of Kansas.
The above described real estate is taken
the property of said defendant. and Is d.
rected by said order Of sale to be sold with
out apprafsement. to satisfy said order of
sale
+. d. HINSHAW. sheriff.
HARRY ID. SrIDGER. Attorney.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-02-11

Joe Poffenberyei had quite a little
experience with the Young fellow he
left in charge of his shop dur ing his
absence. Joe says after this he will
stay home and amputate the whiSk
4rS and hair of the sons of toll unless
he is sure he has got Il man who goes
it ON the square.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-02-11

c. j. Ferris is on the sick list this
week he has heen having an attack of
heart trouble. =. l.. Sh0rthili is also
reported To have hern suffering from
the same trouble. and Hugh Smith
who lives on the Hickman place north
OF tcwn was Thought tn he dying last.
Monday also from IN attack of heart
trouble. hut is better at this writing