The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-12
Along the Kansas Nile.

Sam Howe Of Topeka cadged his guber-
material boom for himself away out to
KInsley and touched II off.
The woman who gave birth to the first
white child born In Eureka was herself the
first white person to die there.
Says an Atchison Pop of railroad COM
panies: WHATS theirs is theirs. and what's
yours they are willing to divide with you"
Miss Josephine Goodman of Platte. Ne
braska, niece of Buffalo Bill. is graduated
this year from the State Normal at En-
poria.
An evangelist, Mrs. Peake, who says at
has been fourteen years since 1 left the
stage is preaching In smaller Kansas
towns.
There are two Jacks the Peppers at work
in Emporia. The police have examined the
tracks and find two pair Of shoes mixed up
in the deal.
1t may interest the patrons Of the Harvey
victual shebang association to learn that a
French guy. de la appellationg Victor We
zetti, composes the menu cards.
One of the most sensible things written in
years in Kansas is the remark IN the Law
renee Journal that the way 10 beat the
Populst party is 10 quit fighting II.
John Rockefeller has farm IN southern
Kansas and last week ne had shipped from
1t car of fine blooded and registered Jer-
seys TO similar farm he has in Ohio.
When Tom Anderson thinks that he wen.
out and got 1000 men to decEne the pen~
sion agency in his favor by signing mis-
petition IL makes him hotter than ever.
Tom Anderson charges Leland with hav-
ing been at first for Reed. Leland doesn't
Ike TO talk too much or he might brins
Allison evidence to bear rather heavily on
Anderson.
The wave Of green shoes over Kansas Is
followed closely by the female cowhat. Usu-
ally IL takes fashion three weeks 10 travel
from Chicago TO Kansas City and another
week TO go over Kansas.
Mr. Warkentin OF Halstead Is building
two standpipes out of half-lnch steel plat
ing. fifty feet high and thirty feet In dame
ter. They are built for The purpose OF
storing and preserving grain.
Touched by noble Impulse OF generosity
a county officer in Newton the other day
gave a man a cigar out OF full box The
man went out and talked and inside an
nour fifty men just happened" IL
Senator Bsttey Of Marion county arises
and says that Leland viii eadanse- his
leadership IN Kansas II he beats Tom An
5erson for the pension agency. Senator
Bsttsy may Be said 10 be IN rebellion.
The Lawrence Journal las Joined the |
Cages procession 70. justice 20 Jerry slnp- |
son- Il says that Jerry has more brains 1
'hsn al the LexsIlinzs. the ;vo Browns. |
Lands. Senator King. Titus and Ed Little /
,ousb.ne5-
As . rule Kansas editors are ve-y COZ
s.5erate O. their ceiisue.t subscriber A
Tennessee editor II writing teitnqa%rt's 4
obituary sad that Re bal sunk % ls< nor
ally tina; hz =oule have 70 climb up-h.u 4
q get into ps-5i;ton-
AtcA.son Champion. Ire nrst tine Jusxs
3o:kIn. department. conzzrd-r OF ne q; !
A. r. % Kansas. carried rrsst 70 nil he
Ell CT els ho-se ard spilled shs -four. Ex-
-Aie< Justice Dsys5 Martin CT Kansas VIA
miller. s-e lie filed - u. SAX sz&.r Ter
'ucge Botkin, Toe ,s;ts- ssys ;Ast Juice
aa-t.c Is re ooly nan as ever szz VIA
'cgid dress 9 burr properly.
Frz-k No.;goDsry- As a -st.i Ting
Fan yrzizszi Il national scssrs 5econes
CO proud All haaxhty % rlI r3 = SAs
sro>yns Of his eoa-.ry home. but th~
irs- Gag after as arrival frorn wassirxtoa
y Leland tooz ia pace q . -,<>.-zg q
lie eos-5 cf eoua,y oo-nzs.ss.oasss &C Dc1-
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