The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-16
THE KANSAS FARMER.
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hear some Of your readers ask. reply
that this depends largely, on the man
Undoubtedly some do and many DO not
It all depends on what use the farmer
makes Of the money, and how he uses It.
In the hands Of keen fnancier who sees
profit in holding his stuff and feeding 1t,
rather Misunderstanding II In glutted mar
ket, there 10 proht IN It. In the han1s OF
slow and dull man. VINO never maas any
money at any thing, 1t is a doubtful trans.
action. Many OF these debts are-oniy
finally discharged by the voluntary Sale
OF the land by the farmer.
THRIPTIEssNEss OF THE FARMERS.
7 donht ~ a majority NJ Kansas farmers
III .L.;n., H.. mi. /. In
csAii 10 cA4ieu 'Hi'y VtAS'' no , 80 ~
part the result OF their hard up condition
but more generally Of a lack OF business
training. The ada2e Of Poor Richard, that
q. -, - !. . na,n,, oo,noJ y Il not
penny '"'eu 10 pe.Hy VA'A.vI - NJ nv
apparently UNDERSTOOD IN TINS country 10
illustrate what mean may mention the
fact that in no part of the country that 1
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houses, Wy Sone W Town .t - s - LIZ
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IN tns way sney psy sne niSn as atSs SoIi
Ptices ivr EYER sHluE anu ;5a; S "se aara u
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uaue. Anele ~. 10 ano u.u .hel ~ - Su " "
per cent IN ne =. way 'ne m,S s,al S Nv
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are snort Oh honey' WINCH 10 ~ eAVuse az
al. II q man ID goiIs 70 Pu' ua ~ Yes. asaISt
nm mo- He shonld male Il connt in the
matter Of expenses. He should not sell
his hogs in the fall at 81 cents and buy
bacon tne oa!snce o. 'ns year ~ ~ 10 a aS
c9 after harvest and buy flour in little
sack, as most OF them do, at Scent per lib.
He should not peddle greasy and bat
tered can back and forward to town, to
buy oil At ~ and 20 cents per gallon, %nen
he could bny 1t by the barrel from III to
l2cents. That ID, he should not do any
or all OF these things unless the IDEA ID 70
keep up ss many retailers CT 20, itble IN
every village and make himself q poor Ss
possible. II the tfrmer appreciated hal
as keenly as those money lenders do the
capacity OF q dollar TO earn dollar they
would not manage 10 this way. AND Tor
lack Of this apprecialion-ior lack oil TINS
common sense manaSement-many oi
them have finally to sell their farms IN
order to pay of their mortgages and other
debts. l wonder many time If they ever
read that nu.s ery rhyme,
"Eor the lack Of a nail the shoe came OIL
For the lack oil shoe Tue ho.+e WIS io''"
RETAIL slorEs.
1 have spoken OF the amber OF REL Tiers
!, Kansos ,;llausa. As SOON r, n new
~ t" ,I',, .a -. =" 49, .I-a..n
place is iaid OUT tuete Is te'h Oh Fe'''l.
stores and shops TO 1t. In tt'7 village oil
saw 500 people there are, sJI enid, three
hcntoo and ora or two loan ofIice, three
'Sn, anu W. y ~, W. 49, ,'i- e 80. 80
q res .rds "a Sno e not ho
monv dTv voo;,s aud Srocerv stor n. i
VISITED an embryo place IN cornIield the
other day-whefe the corn we still stand
inc uucut-where railroad is expelled
and there, amiCst the corn, wel the in
evit BILE drug store and billiard ;-,loon.
You know that Kansa is a "Probibition
State" (so.called) but PERHAPS you don't
know that what are c4lleu RIloorl in
Wheeling are called by ouitesy "Drug
Stores" in thu country.
This leads me to speak OF Prohibition in
Kan. &. Is ita success? Ibelieve it g in
a general EGnse. But revelihele:I tho.e
who want liquor, and will have it by hook
or crook, generally manage to get 1t. This
they do through the connivance, Of q
Tdrug store" All depends on the con-
SCIENCE, or lack OF it, OF the drug store
man. 1.-The respcu'l his oath the supply
] OF stimulant is resulGted indeed, and vice
versa il he does not. 1t ia n edle: To "
that elastic cor .ciencrs abound in Kanse1
as elsewhere. ] am told that Prohibition
| is not as popular as 1t was at the star, and
that many would prefer what IL known e.
"high license" What the actual fast Is
am unable to say.
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