The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-06
Along the Kansas Nile.

The campaign lie that John Seaton is
a drunkard was not a very large one, and
it was promptly tackled.
So far as Kansas Republicans are con-
cerned-"Count that day lost whose low.
descending sun sees in the field for gov
ernor no new castor spun.
F. G. Bueler, the depot agent at the
small town of Burns, in Butler county,
was born in Stratford-on-Ayon, in Eng
land. He confesses that he never tried
to write poetry.
Tom Osburn had a peculiar tempera-
ment-one of great equanimity without
a lack of mental vigor. He was one OF
the very few who could get into Kansas
politics and last.
Spring will soon be with US, bringing on
its perfumed bosom the tender, nodding
flowers with budding thoughts of blush
ing love and an occasional frenzied re-
treat TO the cyclone cellar.
Kansas alone is responsible for Popu-
ISM Had Kansas never had IL, II would
never have been heard from. The state
had so much that a lot of 1t leaked out
| over Nebraska and Colorado.
| The balrny convention day approaches
when, through mist OF smoke, the phan-
| tom of the young delegate from the
Fourth ward uprises. and. gaining an ou1i-
nous silence by the mystic manipulation
/ of an uplifted fore-fnger, moves In tones
| of terrible emotion that a committee on
| credentials be now appointed by the
chair.
| Since the day before the creation when
the world was without form and void and
| a great big COB Of nothing hung listlessly
/ in the air perhaps there never has been
a condition equal TO the absolute obliv-
| ion that clings about the personality Of
| CONGRESSMAN Mccormick OF Kansas Did
! you know until now that Kansas had any
! congressman named Mccormick?
! The most wonderful change in Kansas
! Is In regard 10 music. n almost any Kan
sas town you will find little group who
hubble together and In face of An unSym-
pathetic public. bravely call Wagner
! vogner. Eventually they will win Along
| In the '50s the average Kansas man had
20 be led up 20 p brass band and shown
II was harmless to keep him from run
ming away and xrecking himself on 2 tel
egraph pole.
DR.. Kirkwood. Of the Enpoyfa College.
/ saws that Quo Vadtsis not literature. Ne!-
/ Their is Shakespeare. II Shakespeare were
/ literature. Cleopatra would DC pictured as
4 woman who had gone regularly aud
properly through the Licensing and Zee
grabbing nav ~ the probate court. ard
uho would have az once turned Marx
/ Antony over 70 Tire police Quo Vadis has
hurt no ore, i has taught thousands q
he wonderful ref frrnatiol wrought D. Tie
advent Of Christianity.
At garonscou-t. County Tyrone. Ire
land. Two weeks ago the D1ke and DCch-
ess OF AobeycoTu gave es!igEtsu3 gay
Ger party Has kansas anything 20 GO
I --g,b Garden parties n Ireland AanDnE
re guests at that splendid function Eh.ch
the good Duke gave vas Ms. William
F-f,sot And Mrs william Eilsst. sc-
~ordtnz 70 the Eureka MesseazsE. s. ,
sister 20 Ms Dstaev.dee of that lily =
Il q <ar cry sometimes. bCt Ezrsas Esan-
ages 20 rub Up against every sveEi = iSs
world = some shape
4 ouaar Kansas Character e ths Ka--
sss soi-tist- II he fFst place ae = a.
te~heH 20 Kansas TIE rest % tie sor :
= 49, . afsn. but re ..its Il EEe = IL
80 -a-t q re ,srae: rs stock - coras-
earet WITH irf6escsat tT.sE=isTsty s7ze BIS
sx--a-e= Destroyed - Is 3.zcku-zz-se.
th-eatend ard publicly 5ezogacst- re 5ss
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o-gartza himself His 1zrze - vs-A4lT
4 r.CeTs-hegtz o. something similar. re
t.atzE ssoz. Germany . goo1 esal ard ire
80 II -hs C-ste1 States ~asrs sEeTa -
- Prohibition izW. lie regards PTo5f1l-
florists l. prosecutors arr fees re sting
- .Aslr hatred. szt ze nsvsr retreats.
Refzss Z 2ollt.c-an 90 ard ss moves
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.,d se ali p5a1 e fern . partnership
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