Wichita eagle., 1889-09-19
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| Topeka has some cases of scarlet fever.
The Herald says look out when Geuda
Springs.
! Forty-two fairs will be held in Kansas
this fall.
School boards viii never be in trouble
| in Utopia.
! Sensations in Newton are as plentiful as
sand pIums.
The progressive angling parties are cast
! ing their lines.
/ Leavenworth has the second largest fort
| in the United tates.
| Michael Koran, one of the Oldest resi-
dents OF Atchison, died Sunday.
| stchison is a great town for opening.
| They are now calling on the hospital.
Fl Dorado has an old lady 63 years of age
who climbed Pixies Peak this summer.
The weeds grew two feet while the Geuda
| Springs people were attending the reun-
| ion.
| Wonder if Monsieur Firman. of Kansas.
is in want of cash. Is anybody attending
! to this?
One of the daily pleasures OF KinCman
| girl, is the ride down town with u grocery
| delivery clerk.
In Eatontown not long ago man 5c
years OF age married blushing creature
not quite II.
Once in awhile you will run across a
temperance meeting that was not Large
and enthusiastic"
Gus Nockel, of Junction City, has been
arrested for robbing the post trader 5
store at Fort Riley.
The report that Brown-Sequard had
been married three times is likely to start
the Kansas papers again.
The suburban additions of Branchton
Park place and others became 4 part Of
the city Of AtchisOn this month.
They say it is something awful 20 watch
the swift waters from the pontOOn bridge
on the return trip from StlllnSs.
Winfield and Arkansas City are now
soldering over each other, all because
Winfield came down TO the reunion.
Fred. Nichtried. a widower As years Of
age, poisoned himself at Winfield Sunday
afternoon. He was disappointed in love.
Tuesday an interstate soldiers reunion
opened at Sabetha. Ten thousand people
were counted on for the first days attend
ance.
Secretary Rusk viii make personal in
spection of Kansas sugar plants with a
view TO buiiiDg up the sugar making in
dustry
Over 200 tents will be pitched upon the
state reunion grounds at Ellsworth during
the reunion to be held October l To D H.
elusive.
The trouble, says gourmend, with the
Chautauqua circles reception, is that
there is too much brain and by lar too lit
tie cake.
The Dodge City girls are famous for
being fine pedestrians. They claim TO be
able TO outwalk the girls of any other
Kansas town.
a troop of United States soldiers halted
near FL Dorado Sunday, and the bakers,
the butchers and the girls hsarts have all
been suffering.
The Nor on Center people dedicated
their new school house with dance last
Tuesday night. This is new way of ded-
icating public institution.
Nearly $4,000 tickets to the state fair
We're sold up TO Saturday night. The sale
was Unprecedented and shows how much
interest IS beng taken in it.
The university museum at Saiina now
contains rattlesnake, centipede, pair of
buffalo horns, a turtle dove and a yellow
dog with "A zoology text book.
Candidates visiting this sanctum are
hereby notified to bring ripe melons with
them, mot for publication, but AS Il guar
antee of good faith. '-Ivanhoe Times.
J. b. Clogston, state supreme court COM
missioner, will, it is reported, resign his
position within a few days to enter into
law partnership at Kansas City, Kan.
What is so sad as the sight of a promi-
nent citizen leaning up against a counter
Ia
Newton Republican. To see him sue
ceeding.
Sir Edwin Arnold thinks the American
people do not appreciate the rare poetic
faculty of Walt Whitman. He considers
the ode 10 death one of the best things in
the language
The laborers employed in the sugar
works at Medicine Lodge struck yesterday
because their pay was reduced from 12lz
TO 10 cents per hour. They then demanded
an increase to Sl.50 per day and got it.
The Garden City men who went TO Santa
Fe last Saturday for the engine and fix
lures of The artesian well were arrested
aud fined for sabbath breaking. thev hay-
ing spent Sunday tearing down and load
ing the machinery.
Empori5 Republican,: The young wife
Of Mr. Knott, OF Oberln, eioped with
Henry Yewe a former sweetheart, last
weak She l, IT = note telling her husband
that all hut him had fed We suppose il
read something like this: Forget me
Knott; | viii always be true to Yewe.
The sugar mill at Liberal made It's first
run yesterday morning, working up fifty
tons of cane. \ night force wili Dr. put or
Immediately, when $50 tons of cane will
be crushed every twenty-four hours. The
Liberal mill Is one Of the three mills be-
longing to the Southwestern Sugar com
pauy situated at Liberal, Meade and Ar
kalon.
The state Of Kansas today is probably
attracting more attention than any other
state west OF the Mississippi, on account
of the abundance and quality OF farm pro
ducts Today Kansas can show TO the
eastern farmers n wealth Of cereals a. has
never been seen before. Here lies an EN-
pire which. IT Is said, produces more than
all the New England states put together
More wealth than AL the mines IN the
world. The estimated product Of the
mines being S115. C00.0oJ; Kansas farm pro-
ducts viii b. more than $4,000, 000.-St
Louis GICbe-Dsmocrar.