Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-20
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are drifting rapidly toward fuel bill,
with the unpaid ice bill in close pursuit.
/ The theatre-goers of Marion are primed
| and loaded for the next actor, who lmper-
| sonates the green old country jake, and
! religiously works off the spring seat
gag"
| The physicians at Larned are now blow
! ing off their safety valves by discussing
whether dyptheria is contagious or not
| The moot is not at al satisfactory TO the
| patients.
| The cloudy, rainy weather this last
| week. has revived, wait till the clouds
roll by" in western Kansas. For long
| time its appropriateness made it disgust
| ing to the average westerner.
Neodasha Register: Two more passenger
and two more freight trains, one of each
| class each way, will begin running over
the Missouri Pacific railway next Sunday.
The time card will appear next week. All
trains on this road will hereafter run
through from Kansas City to Memphis
Another story is out on the fidelity of
the Kansas girl TO her state. 1t relates
that a Sumner county lady was offered
$40. 600 by respectable gentleman OF Kan
sas City if she would become his bride
She was not averse TO the proposal, pro-
vided their future residence should be in
Mr.. Thomas A. Jones and Mrs Kate
Gardner, of Holly, Col, came over TO the
residence of n friend at Coolidge, Kan. TO
be married When the time for the ceTe-
mony came it was found their license was
from Prowers county, Col. 50 they repair
ed to the state line and were married Ia
the moonlight.
A man living near Gaylord has raised
two crops OF corn on the same ground SAYS
the Winfield Courier, this year. The first
planting early, the second planting later
and between the rows Of the first. he
first crop is cut and IN shock, and the sec
ond is just nicely in tassel. Either plant
ing viii make an average crop.
The a. o. L. W. anniversary viii be
held at Abilene on the 2sth. The city
will entertain tbe visitors in its old time
generosity Reduced rates have been Sc
cured on the railroads The program in
cludes several lectures b. the reading
talent in the order For special inforlna-
ton address 4. H. Paul. Abilene, Kan
4 few wears ago II. ID. Booge. Of Topeka
loaned David Hutchinson s..CsJ and took
r. mortgage On 81, 90 OF the latter's prop
er;y Later Booge sold tie mortgage 20 a
man named Hubbell. Of Dies Moines, Ia
In a suit in foreclosure just brought by
HubbeiI the Jury declared the debt nall
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the fact that the money was loaned him AZ
a usurious rate Of interest in violation OF
law.
An exchange says that every Newspaper
in the state should publish the fac. tba.
burnt corn IS sare cure for hog cholera
il was first discovered By the burning Of
pile Of corn belonging 20 u distiiisTy a:
Peoria Il was thrown to the hogs and
readily eaten by them Before ths: time a
number had been dying each dsy with
cholera, bu: the disease Immediately dis.
appeared The remedy Is 50 simple tia, i.
can be easily tried
4 wall from the Weir City Trib1se. We
would Iik= very much 10 Sit down 20 a
sqaare meal. but the reason whyf K f.
Just because our Gslsaquent s1hscrit<rs
tatnk thai printer can Iye upon wind
all tie pear round We haze several hun
6red dollars % cur books and would Ike
for the public 20 show some little respec.
and come 20 see Is once Ia while as We
cannot afford 20 hold them up fossTsr
NOw, aoE'E delay. but come 81 once.
Il wzs the intention Of TIE DenocAasgo
party q. EiawaSEa 70 ncmsnats r1sE for
oflaee wno would give cae-thlrd of their
salaries toward reducing TIE Individual
tax hoping Thereby TO catch tie farmer
vote The farmers were willing and ihs
plan was talked of by everybody Jast
before the Convention last Saturday =
Democratic aswyor wAs referred % Dass-
!er's Digest. Tsenty- ANITA hzgsss. sad e
was discovered tl4as SAGA action suald b=
bribery. TIE convention altered Is In.~--
ti0ns AID simply resolved that the legs
lascys should cut TIC salaries doEs.