The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-18
Alono the Kansas Nile.

The mayor of Topeka says that II he
gets hold of the police the prohibition Law
| will be enforced.
The governor-killer in Kansas is to be
abolished. 1t is really matter for pro-
| found congratulation.
| Leavenworth and Atchison and Wysn-
| dotted voted to keep the police commits
sions. Shame on them.
| Ed. Howe believes that the reason Hob
son is so great is because he never took
| the time to fall in love.
Since the day that the police commission
law passed Wichita has fought 1t. Its
abolition is Wichitas victory.
All Joking aside, the Populist party made
a great. serious mistake when it dlscharg-
ed PETER as one of it's leaders.
The Democratic love for Popullsm in
Kansas is purely platonic with an occa-
sional United States senator thrown in.
PETER says he believes an angel and a
devil go everywhere side by side. Are
they known by the company they keep?
1t would have been infinitely better for
Leedy TO have abolished the commission
ers voluntarily. Being instructed to do II
is too much like a rebuke.
How insufferably far woman suffrage
has fallen in Kansas. Reverend Edith
Hill Booker of Neodesha, evangelist, is
the mother of bran new boy.
Major Hood is a fine man. He Is not
sulking. The other night he gave party
at his home to his delegation which en-
gineered his fight at Hutchinson.
The Democrats did not ask a single nom
inee on the POpulist ticket. The Demo
Gratis are getting ready TO prove to the
Pops that selishness doesn't pay.
Chief Justice Doster had added to the
Populist platform a protest against any
alliance with England. This makes Dos
ter a George Washington Republican.
Virtually the Democrats OF Kansas said
to the Populists: BE hogs, and take
everything" And the warning must have
hit the PopuIlsts through a megaphone.
That Metropolitan police law has been
IN force IN Kansas just nine years. and Il
has been the worst political period Kan
sas has ever had Bad cess TO the sys-
tenn forever.
out near Preston farmer does not call
his harvest hands out until a m He
gives them two hours rest at noon and
they stop at O'Clock. and in the evening
be furnishes checker boards
A funny thing from the Eureka Mes
senger: I'VE are nO~ ready 10 get all the
money you've got have got some fFuIt
and am going 20 sell IL Il have TO knock
the bottoms out Of the boxes. I have
burned midnight OF and ruined the pockets
Of several pairs Of pants and consider my
sci away I'D in G as a fruit raiser. ] have
b.ackberries. rasp5erries. peaches, plEms
and grapes. One continuous procession OF
delicious. delectable. delightful. adjective
destroyers. Health-breeding. hse-Eivlng
fruit washed with the rains CT heaven
kissed with the csws u earth. col0rs2 by
the glorious sunlight. and handled with
clean hands ard . Gear conscience;
straight from the bushes, trees and vines.
We Is % bring u 70 your doors Waile !
handle fruit. Ike a55setivss. BY The whole
sale. SKIN a nickel trade VII be pockste1
with the same alacrity and Chesterfield
politsaess as that bestowed upon hslf
dollar White I am 81 The fruit business
mainly for my health. wiz carry as
side lire q complete assortment o ysge-
tables consisting n theiT season fEhich.
By the way. comes earlier with re thaa
ANYBODY elzeJ % cabbage. tomatoes. Gu
curnhers. sweet potatoes. and everything
taEt = first class man Is expected 20
carry. Not wishing 70 bore you any fuT-
Their and an getting tired myself. any
how. all stop short ard brace EzFss.f
for the orders I expect % gst
JOHN Il WOOD"