Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1899-03-25
WA-KEENEY, KAN MARCH 25, 189o

| OK SALE-1 Will sell on SATURDAY
April lst and Sth, in front of George
| L. Nerbeck'S store, a choice lot ot
Peach, Plum and Cherry trees, Rhu
barb plants, Horse Radish roots. Rose
bushes, Satisfy, Parsnips and Beets
q. T. Galloway.
DIED-Monday, March 20. five miles
southeast of Collyer-Mrs. Minnie
Tetzloff. wife of Jacob Tetzloff, OF
cancer. She was buried in the Collyer
cemetery last Wednesday, A hus-
band and two daughters and host OF
friends are left to mourn the loss.
boom," says the Kansas City Times.
In about year there will be silver
boom in 1O5 Kansas countless" The
man who makes that prediction con-
corning Kansas now, has evidently
been shown some ''salted' pay dirt
Capital.
J. A. Mlinek of Collyer was in the
city Thursday and made us pleasant
call. He informs US that four weeks
ago 3-year-Old cow gave birth to a
dead calf. To-day, to his surprise,
this same COW gave birth to another
calf which is alive and doing we'll.
This is new one on us.
David J. Hille, well known to all
our old subscribers. is the proprietor
of a drug store at Castle Rock, WASH.
and has branch store at Kalama,
same state, writes: As / am an old
subscriber to the support of the
WORLD, | enclose you draft for S.. 90
to help keep the WORED alive, for if
the WORLD should die | would have
no use for the $500. Thanks Dave.
The Farm Journal is - years old.
prints 40 tons of paper n month. and
is out of debt; it is cut to fit every
progressive farmer and villaoer
Don't you want this fine little paper?
Very well. pay all arrears and a year
ahead for THE WORLD and we will
have the Farm Journal sent to your
address for five years it will get
to you if alive and anywhere on this
planet.
At Caldwell. the other day. man
chastised his neighbor for referring to
his child as ''kId." When the case
was brought before Justice of
the peace, Webster's dictionary was
consulted, and it was found that
''kid" was there defined as "a young
child or infant" The Indignant par
ent was thereupon ajudged to have
been in the wrong and was fined Sc
and cOStS.-OSbOrne Farmer.
L lie hepuDllC ClbN news says girl
in that burg recently sent ten cents
to an eastern paper for a recipe for
sOftening and whitening the hands
and received as answer the following
advice: 'SOak them in dlShwater
three times a day while your mother
rests" If that girl as many others
will heed the advice given she will
will.-Colby Tribune.
The Kansas City Star says Conner
Davis of the ConcOrdia Kansan is be-
lieved to be to blame for this: "I've
licked dozen stamps to-day, for tele-
grams I've sent: 1 licked and stuck
one on bill with which l paid my
rent. / licked a stamp to paste upon
a note which / renewed, and then l
licked another one to make the mort
gage good. / licked these stamps to
sqow that | respect my country's will,
introduced the bill"
THE WORLD learns from the Secre-
tary that the State Board of Agricul-
ture can still supply a limited num-
ber of applicants with copies of the
quarterly reports devoted to "The
Helpful Hen" "Alfalfa, Irrigation
and SubSoiling." +" 's,The Plow. Cow and
Steer, ".Pork Production and Feeding
Wheat to Farm Animals" Each of
there practically eXhauSUS the subject
IF which it treats, and every one of
them is of great vilue to those inter-
aSted in Kansas livestock and agri- |
culture. THE WORLD recommends |
is readers to send the postage, which |
S about six cents for each report. to |
5he State Board of Agriculture. To |
Deka, and secure this valuable litera-
lure.
Congressman W. A. Reeder was |
,ver last Saturday attending to some |
egal business. Mr.. Reeder has just |
'eturned from three weeks visit to |
he National Capitol. He informs us
hat while in Washington he employ
ID at his own expense, an expert to
Ook after his pension business before
he pension department. while he is
lbsent from Washington Any per-
on who has any business before the
pension department is invited to cor
with Mr.. Reeder at his home
and that he will have the
natter carefully looked after in
by his man there. This
will be continued during
1r Reeder's absence from Washing