The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-12
PERT PIECES.
Pickingx from the Palaver on the Peerless
Princess.

Topeka Journal: There are so many
trees in Wichita and they grow so rapidly
that it is necessary TO regulate them by
ordinance.
Greeley County Republican: The EAGLE
is trying to inaugurate boom for the
Peerless Princess, the lovely Wichita"
Arkansas City Dispatch: Yesterday
Santa Fe passenger counted eighteen
threshing machines at work near the road
| between here and Wichita.
Kansas City Star: There is frog in
Hutchinson which haunts cool corner in
| the yard of leading citizen OF that town
and fans himself with one of his front
legs. Wichita will have TO hustle to beat
that.
Salina Herald: Wichita real estate is on
| the boom. One agent advertises over
eight pieces for sale in the next thirty
days. He is the sheriff.
Atchison Champion: Wichita is the first
| town in Kansas to come to the front with
new sauerkraut made from this years
| cabbages. There is no use trying to keep
the Peerless Princess dOwn-it can't be
done.
Topeka Journal Wichita, which claims
Jerry Simpson, booms him at the expense
of our Senator PETER. Wichita has her
man in congress for two years while To-
peka has hers for six. Topeka always
leads.
Winfield Tribune: The EAGLE prog
nosticates that Wichita will contain 200,-
600 population because it is 200 miles from
any place and is great moral city. Just
as well add another thousand or two. 1t
don't cost anything.
Lawrence Journal: The EAGLE declares
that more houses are needed In Wichita.
Wichita Q
crop to go TO waste because of a lack of
storage room if she can help 1t.
Oklahoma City Journal: And has it
come to this? Is Marsh Murdoch not salts
fed with Wichita and does he want the
capitol of the United Sta6ess The EAGLE
has taken the trouble to prove that protec-
ton of Washington cost more in four
years than the entire government build
ings located there are worth. However,
he is right. The national capitol should
be moved. and, that soon. Unhealthy,
remote from the people. non-progressive
and urappreciative. Washington is not
in any way fitting place of business for
such government.
Kansas City Gazette: Wichita, the
ersJwhile so-called peerless Princess of
the Palms." does not appear to be holding
herself up to that high standard of moral
ity and sobriety which we would prefer to
full fact is impressed upon the Gazette
anew by the telegram from there in regard
TO the ministerial agitation
Sunday Mirror: Always an attractive
town, Wichita may be now seen at its
best. 1t is at this time that the Queen of
the west proves her claim to be known as
the Forest City. June finds her appalled,
in the loveliest favors of nature. Embow-
cred in foliage and decked with blossoms
and flowers Wichita blooms forth the ra-
diant beauty of all the cities of the west.
The charming aspect of the city excites
the liveliest interest and admiration of all
visitors. With broad streets, fanked by
lovely lawns, shade trees and handsome
residences, with natural parks and lesser
resting places all beautified by myriads
of flowers, one would have to travel far to
find fairer prospect. Wichita has charms
all her own. There are larger cities and
places making greater pretentions
Though not in Kansas, but there is none
that can compare in beauty of natural
adornment, in the elegance of its homes
and its general desirability as a happy
place of residence with Wichita.