Wichita eagle., 1889-08-25
suNFLowER sHADow1NGs.
Seeds, Slips. scons. Sprouts. Shoots and Silver


her schools
Senator ingalls, gave public reception
at Atchison, Thursday night
Aman at Eureka advertises' flood shoes
from Johnstown, Pa, for sale.
A mans Importance in Winfield is
guaged by the number of rooms in his
house.
There is something ineffably charming
about spool case in a dry good store to a
boy of 6.
Kansas, and over forty colleges and uni
versitiss.
1t is difficult to find a tomahawk that is
treasured as curiosity that was not owned
by chief.
Travel, according to Kansas newspapers.
has two divisions, the ''sojournn and the
flying trip"
A visiting El Dorado girl says that New
ton strawberry soda pop tastes like a toy
balloon smells.
Only six counties in Kansas without
railroads-Garfield, Grant, Haskell, Nor
ton, Stanton and Stevens
The subtlest thing in Kansas 70 the at
PENDANTS is the advertised change OF pro-
gram Of trades carniyalS.
W CiiiDAIUu Will udNG 10 AOSc tIc Lei ' Jus
old people or Immediately dispatch those
Whooping cough cases TO Gueda.
Atchison is making arrangements to
celebrate the opening OF the new Union
depot, which viii occur in October.
The Kansas boy who burns his coat up
fighting the prairie fire goes through the
same process that the wheat is submitted
TO.
About as far as they ever get toward art
at Arkansas City is the unparalleled adj
miration for canned goods with brilliant
labels.
The way Winfield burglars steal panta-
looms leads one 20 think that the people
down there must keep everything in their
pants pockets.
1t is wonderful how "cuSs words" viii
adopt themselves to boys mouth after
he has carried a 50-pound melon mile
and found it green.
Another twenty-five pound fish was
caught by an fisherman in the Cotton
wood, yesterday. 1t is white perch.
This was near Emporia
Warren ". Leaning, recently sentenced
from Butler county TO seven years in the
penitentiary for perjury, was pardoned
yesterday by Gov. Humphrey.
Many a Misunderstanding candidate thanks
the good old father who gave him his
priceless endurance by making him pump
four fe-t of water out Of the cellar when
he was a boy.
All Kansans who have the given name OF
Lincoln are somewhere near 80 years of
are any number of little Harrisons still
only to be measured by months.
From Life: Il can't understand all this
ole
lions" remarked Judge Lynch. OF Kansas,
refiectively. ''Out in our country we have
used the telegraph pole for years"
A sign fell on Wellington man the
other day and drowsy umpire who hap
pened near yelled, Take your base,' and
the man got up silently and knocked him
down and now the judge refuses to fine
him.
How much more a fool Don Quixote
would have been could he have read Of
the immensely, magnitude and ponderosity
or things III this state. There IS no telling
where his imagination would have led
Linn.
Thirty Sisters Of Charity from various
cities II Kansas, who have been spending
the summer at Mount St. Scholastic
academy, Atchison, left yesterday for their
respective homes TO take charge of their
schools.
The Sterling boy who recognized the big
wheel OF his velocipede as spinning wheel
at the Art Loan exhibition and Informed
the admiriug spectai ors will never be for
given by his mother and his ingenious big
brother.
The soil of the upland prairies in Kansas
Is generally deep, rich clay loan, Of dark
color while the low lands are OF q rich,
black sandy loan, with good suDscil, eli
- !, Ia z
productions.
They have found telegraphic operator
ont in western Kansas who refuses 10 wear
his hat OH the side Of his head. He will be
sent to New York museum by way Of
the gulf to avoid danger Of a contact with
the fraternity.
The Topeka Sugar company offers To
pay the cane raisers s. an acre and allow
them to keep the cane. There are Leo
acres to be settled for. The company
wants to get the matter OF hand without
u lawsuit If possible.
A Salina doctor thinks the whole elixir
of life idea is on a par with that Of adj
ministering the lung OF a fox for the cure
of asthma because the fox is lgng-winded;
or feeding soldiers the pulverized teeth OF
bulldogs IN order TO make them fight.
Don't you hear the candidates calling,
Mr.. Plumb? When you know their tears
are falling, why SO mum? Time is fitting
fast and faster; won't you send some heat
ing plaster Can't you give us a post
master, Mr.. Piumb?-Emporia Republ-
can.
Address who used to travel through
Kansas III Il special car with dog amt
bird show, now mas circus and menaZ-
erie which he calls Address new colossal
shows" Address has big ranch IN Kan
sas. vel iph ha cd VII y
from his show.
Prof Robert Hay, Of Junction City, the
geOlogist, went uD 10 Holton 70 see q fossil
jgwbone Of an elephant on exhibition
there. lie says 1t is 1900 years old. None
Of the oldest inhabitsnts" recall any Of
the events of that period, which Is no, say!
ing they don't try.
The WEIGH paper, Columbia. published
at Emporia, is the best paper Of the kind
In the state. In its last issue IL sapientlY
"Newydduadgr wytAuosol a.
wasanuth y cymry va America. The Co
lumbia may be very strong and logical on
this point but we fail to see IL
State Journal to the rescue: Several
papers have erroneously spelled the
name of the chief Of the Pottawatouies
in Jackson county ''SiouG h-Nee-Sis." Tie /
name Of the chief is ''Sbon-nes-See. Il = (
just as well TO have the names Of distig-
gu shed personages right while we are
about it.
The following rather s-ert'iaz item sp-
pears in the Horton Telegram: 'This I
mater Of taking pso;o graphs Of u~ds +
figures in Hort n should lie thoroughly
si.ted by our Tollcs authorities and tie
guilty ones PUNISHED" The shapes ars 20 /
bad, probably.
A Winfield man has made tie discovery
that by pressing dollar coaTingly IN the 1