Wichita eagle., 1890-02-19
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The aggregate debt of all the counties o
| Kansas IS 81, Us. $40
The eighth conference OF the Y. M. C. A
| of the Sixth Kansas district is in session IL
| Clay Center.
| That was pertinent fellow who re
marked that Chauncey Depew IS ths
| George r. Peck of New York.
Susan B. Anthony's birthday was cele
| brased in Atchison and Leavenworth. II
| is hardly national affair YET.
There are 4,50e MeGintys in New York
| city and you may imagine what they have
all suffered from humorous friends since
| that song came out.
George T. Anthony SAYS Kansas corn
does not make good whisky Thls Is the
| first time Mr.. Anthony has set himself up
| as a judge of whisky.
Something WAS the matter with the
company, and it turns out that the man
ager of the Spider and the Fly was a
resident of Leavenworth in 1860.
S. W. Naylor. of Washburn college, won
the first prize in the state oratorlcaI col-
test at Lawrence. His competitors claim
that it was his name that did 1t.
The New York Herald says Kansas is a
have only one subscriber i'll Kansas but IL
manages to cater 10 his taste once and a
while.
Cy Leland, who succeeded Nelson r.
Acers as collector of internal revenue IN
Kansas, took hold OF the Office at Eoon and
before night succeeded in bouncing thirty
Democratic clerks.
The opposition to George W. Crane has
already begun to assert itself. Now !
something would happen TO Stotler, Gil
Bakers JOY would Lot stop short OF an to'
| ulltion of spring poetry.
John Webster, of jackson county. who
| was sentenced i'll 1889 TO the penitentiary
Tor forgery for Two years mas been par
doned by Governor Humphry on the
promise TO become a teetotaier.
Some of the best Kansas poetry cropi
out in prose: "It has been said that every
| fake of SHOW that falls on Kansas soil al
| this season of the year means grain o1
| wheat for the farmer next fall"
Mr. J. N Reynolds says he will run fol-
the state legislature next fall and will
make things exceedingly warm for his op'
| ponents. After his experience in this line
he will probably make his book 'Tbres
| Helis."
Is there any danger of science gaining
the supremacy over man? When you CAL
put two Photographs at the two ends OF &
telephone and have them carry on an III
| telligent conversation, iG Is very hard tC
| see what we are living for anyway.
Out west chivalry is not what it wa:
when the cowboys held sway. A few
weeks ago Dodge City dentist who nae
| made set of teeth for q lady who hac
| failed to pay for them, took them out o
her mouth In crowded store IN that place
An Emporia girl wrote to Jay Gould
and asked him to give her black sllb
DRESS as she was about to he married anC
her folks were too poor to buy one for her
Although she has written four melting
epsties to the autocrat she still has nc
black silk.
A great many eggs go out of this state
Over ) 900 dozen eggs We're collected anC
shipped last Saturday by the Abilene mer
chants. Kansas doesn't go so much OIL
chicken pot-pie as she did before people
began living in Queen Anne cottages and
eating with a fork.
The New York Sun says the mayor of a
Kansas town has actually refused to force
the proprietOrs of billiard rooms to take
the paint off their windows. There is lit
tie freedom left in bleeding Kansas, and
the fact that there is a town in the state
in which men can play billiards without Il
mob of fanatics glowering at them
bUTOuS1 tue WluuoNS ID d SiSu Vi pIoSICSS
whereof the Suutlower state should be
proud.
The lawyer will tell you he pleads for a
name,
The actor, he works for applause,
The author afiirms he is writing for fame,
The artist, he works in arts cause,
The banker, the merchant, the broker de-
clare
Their motives we need not distrust.
Do you think i'll their dealings that self
has no share?
G'long there-they do it for dustI
-Soloman Sentinel.