Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1899-04-01
Picked pork at Bakers.
Drs. Raffington & Raffington,

DcHUiSUS,
At the Ferris House, April IL, u and
13. All parties desirOus of artificial
teeth please call on first part of our
stay. All work guaranteed for 10
years.
For SALE-I will sell on SATURDAY.,
April 1st and 8th, in front of George
1. Verbeck's store, a choice lot of
Peach, Plum and Cherry trees, Rhu-
barb plants, Horse Radish roots, Rose
bushes, Satisfy, Parsnips and Beets.
G.. L. Galloway.
Report of school in District 10 for
month ending March "a: Number of
pupils enrolled, 16; number of days
taught, 20. Pupils neither absent or
tardy: Ethel, Glen and Ren Hinshaw
and Seenia Phares. Visitors, f. Ida
NJ. Courtney, teacher.
Report of school in District IL for
month ending March "a: Number en-
rolled, IA; Attendance in days, ITO;
average daily attendance, 5.4. Absent
but not tardy, Sidney Smith and Leo
Mahoney. Pupils having 95 or more
in departments: Charles, Dora and
Lille Cross, Pearl and Sidney Smith,
and Georgia Fidler. L. A. Bailey,
teacher.
The legal representatives of w. f.
Hauge, deceased, at the close of last
week, opened small iron safe in his
office and were not little. surprised
to find therein four thousand two
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lars of which were in gold. While
everyone knew that Mr.. Hauge was a
thrifty business man no one dreampt
that he possessed so large an amount
of ready cash stored away, and in so
insecure place.-Ness City Ness.
"a young gentleman called at the
residence of his best girl in this city a
short time ago." says the Chanute
Tribune, land while waiting for the
fair one to appear was highly enter
tanned by the little brother, who be-
gan by asking the young man if he
liked sis very much. The young
man thought the question a trifie
personal and leading and asked the
brother why he wanted to know. The
young American replied that sis
said she would give ten dollars to
know, and if you tell me, I'll give you
half."-EX
The Farm Journal is unlike any
other paper; for one thing it prints
no quack medicine advertisements:
for another it takes five year subscrip-
tions and gets the paper to it's SUBJ
scribers the full five years if they are
move two or three times; If they die
their heirs get it. Now we are going
to send the Farm journal five years
to every auvance-paying subscribers
to the WORLD but better speak quick,
as we have only a limited number
Farm Journals to offer on these
terms.
Young man, here is something that
might help you to keep out of the
penitentiary il you will remember it:
If you are employed at a dollar a day,
and if you '.soldier'' half the time
away, you are guilty of reaching down
into your employers pocket and steal
ing half dollar. 4 you hire for
given time for a given sum, and then
devote your energy to killing time it
is as diShonOrable as petty thieying
If you have labor to sell, sell honest
labor. Give honest weight and meas
ure. Don't expect pay for loafing. If
you apply for work, the man who hires
you suppOSeS, of course, that you
mean work and not loating- Keep
the fact into your head that ''killing
time" for wages is merely another
name for stealing.-Florence Bulle-
tin.
The Nebraska State Journal thus
calls attention to matter to which
the Popocratic press of the country is
not devoting any space: The New
state factory inspector reports that
in the course of $500 inspections
made by his department in December,