Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1899-09-30
SUNFLOWER SEEDS.
From Our Exchanges.

The Goodland young men now give
the kids ten cents to carry notes to
their girls as against a nickel under
the Grover Cleveland administration
Is that not a prosperity sign?-GOOd
land News
Col Reynolds has not SOLD out his
interests in this county as was an
nounced last week that he had. or in
tended doing The Colonel will stay
right in Cove county where he has
made many friends and accumulated
considerable prOperty.-GOve AdyO-
cate.
Toney Haverkamp of Solomon
township, made the best cattle sale
short time ago we ever heard of s37
was what he got for his 2-year-Olds
and s32 for his yearlings- 1t * said
however, that he had one of the fin
est punches in the cOunty.-Hoxie
Sentinel.
The Russell Record rightly remarks:
''Since it dropped the page of Kansas
clippings and kansas News and Com
ment,' the Topeka Capital doesn't
amount to much for state news 4
little less editorial gush and more
news of the state would be accepta ole
to its readers
Editor Bevan OF the Cove County
Leader made the run from Jesse Roy
er's place to town. a distance of Il
mifes over pretty heavy roads. in ex-
actly twenty minutes on his wheel
the other evening, and is consequent
" pretty we'll satisfied with himself
as wheeIiSt- It's 4 record that is
liable To stand for some time.-Gove
Advocate,
According to an exchange, a daugE-
ter just out of college was talking to
her Old-fashioned. practical mother
''Yes," she said, I've graduated, but
now l must inform myself on psychol-
ogy bibii-~ Her mother interrupted
her. stop right where you are"
said she, Il have arranged for you a
thorough course in roastOlogy, boilOl-
ogy. stitcholOgy. darnolOgy. and gen.
eral domestic hustIeology- Now get
on your dish apron"
There is some complaint of weeviI I
attacking the old wheat stored In
granaries. Hon. r. r. Hays informs
Us that he has a sure thing for the ex-
termination of this pest He satur-
ates cotton with bi-suIphide of car
bon and places it in the bin about +
foot below the surface OF the wheat. I
This either destroys the weeyil, or
drives them from the granary. Par
ties having old wheat on hand had I
better protect themselves against the 4
rayages of these pests.-Osborne Far
mer.
A correspondent TO the Mankato
Monitor writes: 'sThere is no use to
dodge the issue, these are hard times
1t is difficult to get a man to do
days work now without having to
paw big wages, and il a moneyed man
wants to buy cattle, hogs or wheat he
has to pay an enormous price for it,
and on the other hand, if he has a
dollar tn loan the money market is so
over-stocked with good. honest mon
ey, that the rate of interest Is low
and good loans are hard to secure If
these had times continue. what will 1
become of the capitalists
If you want notice of any kind
says the Eskridge Star-social. per-
sonal, political, fraternaI or religious.
published write it out and bring it
into the office Don't catch some one
connected with the office on the street
and tell them what you want and
then be disappointed and vexed when
the paper is published and your no
tice does not appear because the per
son you informed ..forgot it In case
you can't write the notice you desire.
come in and tell what you want, or
give the haiiing sign of distress, OF
Ioy, danger or death: whereupon the