The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-28
SUNFLOWER SILHOUETTES,

Topeka claims a full valuation of prop
erty of $4,000, ZOO.
Fanny Linn is a licensed preacher of the
United Brethren church at Garden City.
A woman Il years old committed sui
eide in Osborne county last week by hang
ing herself.
A play written by a colored wo man and
presented by colored talent will be given
in Lawrence, Thursday night
Hon. Thomas Nickerson, one Of the pro-
motors of the great Santa Fe system, and
president of the company from 1874 TO 1880.
died at his home in Newton, Mass, last
Sunday.
A movement has been started in Topeka
to establish a state reformatory for wo-
men. 1t is dollars to pennies that the next
legislature will be implicated for aid to the
Institution.
The name of the Republican nominee
for congress in the Sixth Kansas district is
not. Prestana, or Prestanda. or Pestanda.
1t is Pestana. Oar numerous readers IN
the Sixth bear this in mind.
Mrs. Lease addresses Mrs. Dggs as
| "Annie, Dear" and Mrs. Diggs calls the
Wichita stateswoman Dear Mrs. Lease. u
That is always the way women do when
they make up after big row.
The revival Of the squirt gun in Kansas
! is another evidence of returning prosperity.
| People will not tolerate that kind of a
| nuisance unless good luck makes them
good natured Still, it will not be safe TO
carry too far, even this hot weather.
| The latest report of the movements oil
| Meade, the Atchison defaulter, place him
! eproute TO Salt Lake. 1t is thought that
| he is on his way to adopt the Mormon re-
, ligion at Utah and get job TO sing in the
/ Tabernacle choir.
! Kansas people become religious at least
once a year. 1t is that time of the year
now, and everybody, regardless of belief
/ or non-belief, are praying daily for rain.
! that hotter country.
| Polk Jones, an honest and Industrious
/ colored farmer of GRAFT county was killed
4 10y lightning last week. He was on his
way home from the harvest field when
struck He owned one Of the best improv
/ ed farms in that county.
! Billy Bolton Of the Greenburg Signal is
! thresning ont thirty acres OF wheat. The
/ Yield is good and the berries are almost -
/ fat as Billy himself. TIE state grain III
/ speetor will have TO establish a new grade
/ for BiIIy's crop-a2d it is likely there are
some others just as fine" that Will re-
( Guire it.
/ For fine determinations commend Us tC
I Ed Howe. He Analyses thus; 1T may
/ make you feel better. Catch cAiggeI
I and put it under a powerful microscope
and you will see lots of parasites on II that
are biting and having as good time ss II
! has when it gets on you"
/ i tramp WHO WAS found soliciting aid
! on. in Harvey county. the other day. was
( told that he could earn his bread IL be was
wiling 70 labor. He said lie vas quite
anxious 20 work az hts trade, 5us thai il
was difficult 70 obtain employment. as hs
| was au ice c1:ter. This remark broug hs
! him 4 turn Of the cold shoulder. and BE
/ hied tuot hired himself oas.
The Topeka Lance says: There IS con-
steruation among the spring ca:ckeos low
! that the taresbing macbiue has oeg1a
I taking hungry men arouud the couDtrE.
/ That shows how mnch Harry Frost knows
about agriculture in Kansas Spring
/ chickens are not dished mp 20 ;sTeshsTs IN
this state. The supply would run cut Be
! fore half OF the grain could lie Cleaned up
I Last years hens are good eDoagh for mea
Z who follow tue uaacAioe." For psotpse
/ or noodle soup they eat spring caaieisen
/ out OF sight, and TIE Lance eGgai &c
know X.