The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-02
Along the Kansas Nile.


die six days before the election.
Captain W. F. Hendry, of Nickerson, has
been appointed assistant adjutant general.
S. A Black, "a prominent Populist of
Manhattan, comes out against Bryan in
1900.
John Speer says that If he was forty
years younger he would be In Klondike
today.
The Kansas University football eleven
won out over the Iowa eleven. Outside
of Lawrence no one cares.
No matter how the election goes today.
each Populist will assert that the vote is
a rebuks of some other Populist
There are thirteen races for district
judgeships on in Kansas today. The Re
publicans claim they will get seven of
these.
This is the night when the defeated can
didate crawls into his bed. nudges his
wife and says: Il am done with politics
forever"
Reverend Bernard Kelly as chaplain in
the army will receive $50 month. His
appointment was a personal one Of Nc
Kinley's.
Leedy IS a great joker. He says he will
spend every cent in the state treasury to
defend McNall. There is not cent in the
state treasury.
Theodosius Botkin saws that the Ponu-
list supreme courts opinion forbidding in
mates of old soldiers homes to vote is
good law. and is all right
The decision that an inmate OF an old
soldiers home can not vote while at the
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according 10 patriotism.
At last It is getting so in Kansas that
men will say frankly: 'It is as neces-
sary to have a boss in politics as il IS
10 have a general in war" This conces-
sion from Kansan IS a great thing
AS is usual in Kansas the police made all
kinds OF threats about what they would
do with the boys If the boys acted unruly
on Halloween. and as usual the boys went
ahead and acted unruly in spite of the
police.
After you have voted today. think vheth-
er you put your cross on the rfgh: OF the
candidates name. If you discover that you
placed It on the left. there Is no way 20
change 1t. But you might kick yourself
for luck.
Atchison Globe: Western Kansas. espe-
cially that section lying about Lenora.
Norton county. has had from SIX 20 ter
inches OF rainfall during the present
month. No section OF the COUNTY, has
been equally favored this fall TIE coan-
try around Atchison has had very Ht;le
rain this fall and there has been stu
less 81 Missouri Illinois and Indiana have
had 70 rain since the first 90 August, and
some are predicting that third OF crop
OF wheat will not be harvested next spring
Topeka Capital: George NJ. Pu.lnaa's |
life was another refutst:oa OF the dole
ful whine 10 the effect that there i 10
chance FOR The poor man. Pullman worked !
himself Up from the lowest round he
WAS a poor boy WITH not half TIE sivant-
ages OF the poor boy OF the present day |
The foundation ot rs success vas laid !
on hard work and persistent zpp8caiiou. |
There Is 10 record 10 the effect that ne /
wasted any OF rs tine grunbl-lE over |
MS lack OF opportunity TO get ahead Re /
did his best ard succeeded "WaaJ nae |
has done, Easn car dc.
When Joan Irozs came % Cozlsy couz- |
". says re Arkansas C.ty Tizys.e-. Re /
walked from CedArTals % WAT = roz
S;iveriale township, and Carried b1shsl |
OF potatoes OF MS back n = sack o. tAe |
way he was gives some garden se>3- D. /
al cid woman Among them we're some /
pumpkin seeds and when e heated. ne 1
painted his seeds. but a. rs pumpkin /
vines died excep, ere he ra.se6 fogr \
pumpkins on that ore. Pumpkins -s-s
very scarce = Convey county. also ~ i
seed. Tasrs acre several TAo wanted /
pumpkin seed an5 Jozr. in 5-ter % save
enough % - aroau- S1ta Is - ghb9rs
cut TIE pumpkins n quarters ard gave
each ore quarter. Tast - the Nsy PCnp- 4
klas Eot tAe.- sIar. q les Ed &C coT.sy /
esG7ty.