Wichita eagle., 1890-02-11
SUNFLOWER SHADOWINGS.
Seeds. Slips. seions, Sprouts. Shoots and siIvsr'

Seeds, Slips, Scons Sprouts, Shoots and Sliysrs
The New York Herald says that Kansas
is the paradise of women.
The Atchison school board has elected
a woman clerk from among eight caDdi-
dates.
Spring is coming. "Kill dees" are fly
ing about and robins and bluebIrds have
been seen.
Topeka is to have a suspender concern.
This probably has nothing to do with sum-
mary justice.
Ten mules died in Cowley county during
the past year. They are the only kicker
that seem to ever die.
We learn that the Pittsburg brass band
is progressing nicely under the tutor
ship" of a proficient leader.
The Kansas ground is full of water and
the sub-soil is soaked This is only one of
the indications of the great crop coming.
The gypsum works at Medicine Lodge
Just completed. have a capacity Of forty
tons of cement and plaster OF Paris per
day.
There is nc phrase in which congress
man to his constituent says so much and
promises so little as Il will do what /
can"
i ~
meeting few days ago and endorsed
Senator ingalls, speech on the negro
problem.
The new year has already witnessed the
departure of many old citizens OF Kansas.
Judge Stllings of Leayenworth is the last.
He came to Kansas IN 1853.
The organization Of base ball club at
Guthrie Saturday ought TO satisfy all
skeptics that they are having the best
weather in the world in Oklahoma.
The commissioners OF Crawford county
recently allowed Sl35 for crow scalps.
Over 800 were killed. IL is said that men
and boys brought them In by the sack full.
Tha Order OF Railway Conductors. New
ton division No. II, will give its second
annual ball and banquet at Wrights op-
era house, Newton, Friday evening, Feb
ruary q.
The Kansas weekly papers are unusally
bright and newsy OF late There j. less
subscribers and coutsntment shines out %
nearly all the editorials
The philosopher Kant was away from
his native place but once in bis life time.
and now the papers are telling that Howe.
Of Atchison. has been To Topeka only three
times in fourteen years.
Sumner county has had seven sets Of
tripIets born within its borders since 1ss5.
When Oklahoma can show a record Ike
this il viii be all right for her to talk
about having boom
T. is rumore3 that a daily passenger
train will soon be put On the Mcpherson
branch from Fl Dorado. This will be a
great convenience TO tbe inhabitants Of
Potwin. Brai3erd, Whitewater. etc.
According 20 the Oklahoma Times there
are T.. 90 peorse without home IN Okla
homa aud nearly 1000 constituting the
population q this new territory are wrft5- |
ing under the dire absence Of legal remedy. |
Sir. and Mrs G. T. Bogert own the Le-
nora Record They edit the paper. st the /
type. print IL aud mail il to their s'sbycrio- |
ers themselves. Besides they live on their |
claim six miles in the county, d!fvipg /
home every night
woodsdale Sentinel: r. each ore q orT /
readers will appoint himself or hersssi an /
i'm grafton agent, and write 20 those /
y horu they k5ow % cOEee cut h@rs and /
settle. is &C easy matter "a doabis COR /
population this spring
4 Kansa1 By tks name Of OjliOek- lyirg /
aesr Eufcninscn, three Tears sEp made n 4
fssh pond covering al acre Ok srprnd and i
stocked Il with German carp. he Is Row 1
selling about 80 pounds q fab pr u8oath I
al four 70 eight cents PER pound. lie est /!
mate. The rrostucs os his fish rso1d q: l
abo1. : 90 poaEds. worth SEs0
Fort ~cc;t News: 1iueh cariasisy has |
been eentered IN tie Cd goyerar4srt |
building, nc. be.nz disnzn,led, on the /
south corner of tie plaza. aud retlc hunt-
srs hove found several interesting srrscsss /
suloag tie csbrss taken Ga. by the wof T. l
Egen Yesterday Gid johnson found an !
Old and well pse~srvea aisax, % tie date i
Of iss- between the ssniiGlnS. Aad = nnas- !
osr of cd army orItozts snro 50 were ~Cru 1
ysz.z before tie late wAr, have also be~n /
licked Cu