Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-10
sUNFLowER sHADowINGs.
Seeds. Sips. seioas. Sprouts. Shoot. and sav.

Seeds, Slips. seions. Sprouts. Shoots and Silver.
The Leavenworth Sun looks so per cen
better with its editorial page appearing a
an editorial page.
J. Lee Knight has been appointed re
ceiver OF public money at Topeka. Hi:
salary is 500 per year
King William l OF Germany is not to be
| forgotten. Thirty monuments will be
erected TO him in various parts of the EN-
| pire.
The state board of charities have chose1
| Armour as their butcher and a few of tn,
papers feel called upon to do some
''beefing."
William Tomlinson-"Again we repeat
| it: Dam the kaw" w. p. Tomlinson is
something dreadful when he gets down to
reiteration.
The worst sarcasm TO appear in a lono
while was when the Newton Republican
spoke of the progress of the historic art
in Kansas"
10 Hudson probably thinks that q
change of operations from Hackney 70
to Judge Foster Is 'out OF the frying pan
into the fire."
At supper given in Minnesota over six
ty persons were poisoned by sausage.
Every dog will have his day." even II it
a new book on conversation says: I'm a
conversation between only two persons
confidence is implied" True, and i'm
piled" is about all IL is.
George Morgan, of Clay Center. has besn
elected president of the Kansas Dairy as
ISOLATION for the ensuing year and George
Hanna, of Riley. secretary.
The dispatches say that Senator Ingalls,
is loading for a speech On federal elections,
negro outrageS and general abuses of suf-
frage in the south to be fired off next Mcu-
day.
In speaking of Senator Ingalls, present
agitated condition of mind, ''testy" is es-
pecially appropriate in light Of his recent
Investigations in the Kansas political
camp.
The Kansas Dairy association asks the
legislature at its next session to pass a law
requiring the makers of oleomargarine
and other butter substitutes to color their
product pink.
The latest fad among Atchison women
Is miniature skeleton painted on their
tea cups. 1t is a close race between the
figures of Cassius and j. j. ingalls, for
popularity as model.
Edward Arnold is CARRYING the blarnev
stone around the world with him. He has
been praisng Japan as heartily as be did
the United States. He is an optimist and
he goes he studies to please.
The debt of the government has fiuctu-
ated greatly since 1891. The lowest point
was reached in 1855 when il was only ST.
900, and the highest point in 1876. when
the indebtedness was something oyer two
billions.
People interested in the seal-catch esti
mate that the price of sealskin will be adj
ne hi
count OF the new contract which must be
made with this government. A larger
oyalty will have to be paid and the num-
oers limited.
The new Brazilian government has s25,-
lOO, 900 on deposit in London, and there is |
little danger of Valley Forge winter" |
n the Brazilian revolution. Great coun-
ries like great men are born of adversely |
n the beginning of their greatness,
A wag of Parsons fell on.a happy man
Ter OF collecting bill of an Iowa man the |
'ther day. He wrapped up 50 cent ping !
4 tobacco and forwarded 1t {. q. ID. SIC. 80. |
he debtor paid the amount aud found in |
lde the receipted bill Of long standing and
he tobacco.
Isaac l.. Baker, an aged farmer of Will
ow Springs, Douglas county, eloped with
1IsS Sadie h Price, a 11-year-old girl of
axon, Pa The affair came about through
II advertisement in n matrimonial paper !
nd this not a quarter of an hundred miles
rom the enlightened State university.
A farmer living in the southern part of
Douglas county has discovered vein of
larble and granite about thirty feet in
llckness, and about twenty-five feet be-
wv the surface. Successive strata develop
ltferent colors, beginning with notified .
ray and running through blush, pink, ,
Iue, red and clear white. ,
Newton Republican,: 1t is said that the
nDeroT of Austria has court paper pub
shed which contains the criticisms of the |
ewspaper world upon his administration
affairs. Only four copies are printed at | |
time, yet the annual expenses are $50, 600. /
he Austrian is a little behind the Kansas 1
urnalist on circulation, but there has c
zen jayhawker papers which were "ever {
much more costive," as the graduate /
marked a
You often hear persons complaining that
they could have foreseen the close times =
Kansas of the past two years that they n
uld have ''heeled'' themselves. Two ;
ars from now they will DE kicking them !,
Ives that they could not about this time :
resee the era of prosperity and rise in (
lues that are in store for the state. The n
an who invests judiciously now will reap n
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