The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-29
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AS he never denied it. it is supposed that
| Eugene Ware has both eyes on Farmer
Funstons place
The Abilene paper at present is reflect
ing from a larger surface than hitherto.
The change is good.
The citizens of Geuda Springs have de-
cided to allow a steamboat to pillow about
over Juanita's peaceful bosom.
The Atchison Globe says that when the
| Democrats hold a meeting in LeayenwOrth
all the fellows who hold office stay away.
1t is said that Senator ingalls, and Chief
| Justice Horton are TO become friends again.
| Now let Ex-Governor Robinson try 10 see
| something good in Jim Lane.
A single merchant of Marion paid to
| farmers 81, 900 for eggs last year. In di-
| versifying his crop, the Kansas farmer
should not forget the chicken.
| This is the time of the year, observes
| the man who doesn't like cows on the
| Harper Graphic, that the town bovine
takes up her abode on the sidewalk.
F. G. Adams, secretary OF the State His
tOrical society, is engaged In writing a
history of Kansas, which will be valuable
as school text book Or general history.
Arkansas City has a photographer
named Prettyman. A man with name
| that lends such assurance to his customers
as this one must, ought TO be great sue
cess.
There have been so many cyclones in
the south this spring so few double Topsy
combinations in the north that there is
some fear that Uncle Toms Cabin has
collapsed
The Lawrence Tribune thinks congress
is losing its dignity. The Tribune is a
paper that has never yet failed to give
everybody the credit that he, she or it is
entitled to.
Abner Yates, the founder of Yates Cen
ter, Kansas, a prominent business man
and land owner, has been compelled TO as
sign for the benefit of creditors. Liabili-
ties, $4,000.
An itinerant photographer at Manhattan
took the pictures of 173 babies IN one day.
He is probably the same man who will
have charge of the baby show at the next
county fair.
The editors of southern Kansas are not
buying much at present This is the sea
son when the subscribers begin TO compli-
ment the editors family with butter, vege-
tables and spring chickens.
A Kansas boy took a prize for oratory in
the state university of Missouri. This
seems rather hard for Missouri, but Kan
sas boys must have prizes. if they have to
go out of the state to get them.
The Canton, Mcpherson county, Re
publican says that farmer living south
west of that place makes a business of
raising pigeons on a large scale. w. NJ.
Eidred buys between $50 and $I5 worth
from him every month.
The hot blood rushed to the cheek Of the
Atchison Champion when it read about
the French arny's execution OF the Da-
homian amazon. \ Kansas man can hate
goneril, but he can't see her abused,
especially by another man.
"The editors of the Seventh Compression
sional district, says the kiowa Herald,
should get together for protection.
From this it would seem that the Herald
is one OF those papers that didn't take
corn on subscription, last fall.
At a meeting of the Democratic state
central committee at Leavenworth, two
vacancies caused by j. VI. Galloway and J.
II. Schaefer leaving the state, were filed
by the appointment of \. y. Harris, Of
Fort Scott and ". ID. CoYingtou, of kir-
win.
Aesthetical exposition by the Kansas
City star: An incubator, with which a
Mcpherson man has been experimenting,
Matched eighty-fve chickens from 100 eggs. /
4 Newton hen Matched seventeen chickens
from seventeen eggs. This illustrates the
superiority of nature over art
Mr. Nathan Harvey, of Topeka, has in
his possession his wedding suit. which was
made at Richmond. Ind, in 1s82, ia a shop
in which Schuyler COlfax, General Burn
side and eX-COngressuan Shryock were
iourneymeu. The suit consists Of white
duck trousers, buff vest with brass but
tons and a blue swalIow-tall coat, also
trimmed with brass buttons. The cloth
for these garments cost 81 and the making
IS. Mr.. Harvey has hat, purchased for
the same occasion, which was made by
Oliver 2. Morton.