The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-17
Along the Kansas Nile.
In Harper county many OF the farmers
I'VE not yet finished husking last years

| In Harper county many of the farmer:
have not yet finished huskins last years
/ corn.
They say down IN Sumner county that &
| bottle of No. 7 Gueda Springs "opens your
| hiiarity valve"
A farmer in central Kansas has figured
| out in logarithms that a hen is worth al
| acre of ground.
Kineman young woman who bet the
oysters on Bryan has just conceded his de-
feat and set 'em up.
The frontispiece of the Peter.on's maya
zine for January is poem by Roy Farrell
Greene of Arkansas City.
Both Ewing Herbert and VIII White
could hove told Bryan before ne began,
that lecturing doesn't pay.
c. n. w Carleson of the Pond Lumber
company at Winfield has skipped out with
some of the company's funds.
A lot of subscribers in the Ness county
News are carrying on controversy about
planetary influence in solid agate.
One of the finest farms in Sumner coun-
ty is owned by George S. Hill. Three years
ago he started in farming with one sow.
At Winfield the question is asked why is
the nose in the middle Of the face. The
answer is: Because ii is the natural CEN
ter"
The parents at Wellington are mad be-
cause Of an increase Of the lasn in the pub
Ec schools there. Perhaps the kids de-
serve it.
Kansas is the greatest place on earth for
people TO have faith in the town" II
is the predominating characteristic OF Kan
sas men.
There viii be times during Leedy's admin
istration when Ed Little and George Shell
ing will get off by themselves and talk ia
whispers.
Ed Little says the most disgusting thing
that ne has met up with is the offer OF
money by applicants for places under Gov
ernor Leedy.
Judge Mckay Is az home holding court
and paying 10 attention 10 the senatorial
fight Mckay is very wise man, ex-
cepting that one interview.
Roy Farrell Greene. tie classic young
writer of Arkansas City, recently turned
VIII Allen White over TO the tune OF three
columns. Greene can write and he hit
White hard.
Harry Lands Is exceedingly happy over
being warden Of the state penitsntisry. He
neve: expected to have anything half so
fine and he appreciates t. He viii make q
much better warden than Dick Chase.
On Christmas night the editor CT the |
Burden Eagle saw three thousands deIln- |
1ue1t subscribers IA line n front % his |
office ali ciamorng 10 pay their bills. T. |
vas dream and 4 has not yet come true |
Many OF the patent medicine advertise |
nsnts written n Kansas papers are writ /
-en for New England readers one such |
advertisement speaks o: the csnge- % IRE /
January thaw. Kansas has no January /
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There has been a great deal % Newspaper
lotoTiety given recently 20 ne fact ;hsl |
John A Nzrtia's gave =
atchison cemetery Is unmarked ~ even
% much as boar5. II has drawn a card
rom Mrs Martin. in The course of whsch
he says Ny daughter. Mrs. TonSizg |
EFT ne clipping from Sco;tvll1e paper.
nd says 4 am severely crtt.zec- The A.
e speaks of Colonel Marzla's grave bs-rE
n an obscure part OF the csnsterF. TIA |
: false. as Z = only = Few rods rem tss |
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o TIE imputed -szlec;. Eosfs say that .
a. always ssd M persc1zl and soysuE
ere. ard. urri ne novel 20 TIE zours-F |
r. made almost weekly visits Ts1s1e VS.
ave erecsed 70 ascrnrorrk Sr1xu-e ~s
ave never bad tire meats % pace tks.s
Ee fazs Ee ito1xrs xpprop-lsfs Love
nd devotion fortunately are EsSs asesss-ei
> tie height q aoasalen1s. ard Aappy .
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