The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-19
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE

Ed Noble of Kinsley. is TO lead the de
bate for Harvard against Yale.
The latest rumor that shoots athwart
the gloom IS that Cy Leland is really FOR
Potter.
In personal OF railroad man a Well
.ugton paper speaks OF 1.-The genial car
/ whacker.''
| John Simmons of Dighton. who wants
to be state senator, was once a prize ora
| tor of Baker university.
Charles Lobdell is doing the firing while
/ Mike Sutton engineers Jim Troutman's
boom in western Kansas.
The son OF Populist in a northern Kan
sas county says the grand army worm
is working on his fathers wheat
Having got all the cord wood and pota-
toes II wants. the Caldwell News an
nOunces that it VIII gladly receive cash
on subscription.
With hogs lower than they have been for
twenty years the editorial line about feed
ing corn 10 hogs has disappeared IN this
part of Kansas
Dick Hathaway. a denizen OF western
Kansas. arises with the claim that he can
beat J. r Burton all hollow reciting Cur
few shall not ring tonight"
The railroads may not know how 20
handle the great vox popuu. but they
certainly did sdfe the great roar on the
corn rate in a most remarkable way.
The Dighton Herald says that the man
with one hundred steers on Lane county
pasturage can make SO a day for the next
sixty days without doing LEX OF work.
There appears 70 be no great kick among
the Populist papers on account OF Lew
elHng's o. NJ. y. connections. But some
OF the Republican papers are greatly Of
Tended
Claude Duval. who Is being talked %
as the PopulisJ candidate against Chester 1
Long. Is the best dressed man usually IN /
the Seventh district Prince Halls SIX
underwear Is nowhere
The Newton Republican. with great in-
nocency. points out ths; al the last cleo !
ton Jim TroGtnan. a Prohibitionlst. re-
csived more votes than Aorr.H IN both 4
LeavenEorth and Wichita.
A western Kansas editor who took a
look g. BIZ Bolton The other day. zhea
Bolton was % from Oklahoma. ssza ,hzt
Bolton has increased IN flesh anG that a.
falfa aDoears % aZrss with hin
Dick Howard OF Arkansas CITY. has CTS
covered that nliers and m.nrghts are
exempt from road TAX in his county.
During the rebellion mliisrs we're naese1
70 gE.nd four for The soIdlerE- TIE ~
hen pa=s~1 has Dsver been REPEALED
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