Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-04-18
Among Our Exchanges.

Among Our Exchanges.
From the CLIPPER we learn that Wi
mona is to have an alliance store.
1t is Heyalded that the Dighton cheese
factory is to be sold to satisfy a mort
gage.
DR.. A. B. Jones, of wa-Keeney, was
in town last Saturday on professional
business.--9Hinter Republican.
There is nothing uncertain about the
politics of the Graham County Times
The Times is getting to the front in good
shape.
Bro. Cone, of the Lacrosse Chiettain.
thinks he is getting quite popular with
the ladies. That's nothing to make
fuss about All editors are.
An exchange says there is bnt one
lawyer in Heaven. How he ever got there
is not recorded but we suspect that he
passed himself off as an editoh
The Quinter Republic has passed fits
second mile stone and entered on its third
year. The Republican is bright, newsy
paper and we wish for it full measure of
prosperity.
We CLEAN from the Hoxie Sentinel that
the ladies of that enterprising little city
had full ticket in the field for city Off
GERS, from mayor to police judge. 1t was
badly scooped.
There is no need of bounty on
squirrels. A farmer who hasn't energy
enough to poison these little pests surely
hasn't energy enough to farm.-L0gan
County Republican.
We CLEAN from the Ness County News
that the Santa Fe has concluded to take up
the steel rails extending westward from
Selkirk and replace them with iron.
Wonder If the Santa Fe wont forget to
replace them?
The expense of congressional funerals
have been, large but there are a num-
Der of men who will sit in the fitty-second
congress that the country could afford to
bury than it has ever yet paid for SIM
liar service. and still be largely ahead
DightOn 9onrnal.
Bro. TAFT, editor of the Goodland
Dark Horse, claims population of 1900
for his town. 1t has four banks, three
photograph galleries, seven attorneys,
dozen land agents, nine secret societies
and brass band. This is not all; other
things in proportion.
DR.. Rohrbaugh was in Wa-Keeney on
Wednesday attending meeting of the
board of pension examiners.-Dr. Jones,
of Wa-Kneney, was in town on Thursday.
Mrs. J. L. Brown, of Wa-Keeney. was
visiting her husband in this city on
Review.
The price of everything produced by
Kansas is high and still going up. The
price of land and city property IN Kansas
is low and is not going to be any lower,
The wise man is the one who having mon
ey to invest puts it in Kansas now. In
five years the present opportunity will be
referred to as the greatest one in life
time.-W InoHa clipper.
From the Western School journal we
clip the following short sketch:
Miss Lizzie Cooper, County Superin-
tendent of Trego county, is native OF
New jersey, and was educated In the
District schools of Montgomery county,
Illinois, and in the Blackburn Univer-
sity. She has lived in Kansas five years,
and has had nine years experience in
teaching.
The WORLD has never been consider
ed "boom" organ but we heartily ell
dorse every word of the following from
the Scott County News:
Kansas farm lands will never again be
as cheap as they are now. The rapidly
demand for farms will soon
make those desiring them wish they had
bought before it was too late. 1t will be
the farms and not the city lots that will
next take boom.
Here is the manner In which the local
editor of the Ellsworth Democrat reaches
out for his enemies:
II a certain pettyfogger, in this city,
does not stop at once, shooting off his
mouth" about the Democrat and its editor,
we shall take pleasure in giving him
"write up" If we do we shall handle
him without gloves. If our record and
character IN every respect is not as far
above this smart alec's as the pillars OF
heaven are above the mud hills of hell,
then we are lost and the devil has got us
AS small as it actually is, there is GER
tain degree of sense in Union veteran
all his papers, except those OF
the alliance faith. In no other way can
be long remain the disciple of such q