The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-27
Along the Kansas Nile.

Palpably the clouds are put in Kansa.
skies this year for something more thar
scenic effect.
The greatest howl for harvest hands n
| the history OF the sun-nushed state OF
| Kansas is coming.
In all the Kansas opera houses" the
! Williams in the plays have already taker
| on decided Spanish aspect.
| 1t has rained so much in western Kan
sas that the bottom OF the farmers trou-
ser legs bulge marinely over night.
The Kansas regiment at San Francisco
has been equipped with shoes. The boys
will go forth all shod and come back well
heeled.
Dick Howard of Arkansas City says he
never knew a man trying to sell horse
to confess that the horse was over nine
years old.
A Sumner county farmer has already
hired two men and teams at IS q day.
He will keep and board them in idleness
Until harvest.
Kansas people should not fret because
the war doesn't sustain excitement
Fourth of July gets awful tiresome to-
wards evening.
II is going to be fun TO see. when the
boom approaches and sticks out its hand
to the man who wants no more booms.
that man grab it
There IS every reason 20 believe thatTsll
of our Kansas boys after their experience
in war will have to come home TO substan-
tiate one another's story
Every Kansas farmer is interesting his
boys in the lesson that IL any time N the
Opaque future wheat goes down in price,
Il al
There must be times when Jerry Slmp-
son rebels mentally against the insane
persistence in the public Of holding
politician responsible for his predictions.
What some Kansas economist would Ike
10 know why business Is 80 Jirnid when Il
has no reason 20 be, as IN every political
campaign, and so courageous when there
is war, as u IS
According % all silver arguments. s;
we now had free coinage OF silver wheat
would now be nearly 81 bushsL and
Thousands OF non-produceEs would BE
starring 10 death.
People who are interested IN the study
OF moral perverts are trying 70 spprs-
bend the man who robbed & Methodist
minister al Kl0wa Of two yell0T-!eggeS
chickens on Saturday night
Il would be the height q folly for the
Popullsts 10 beat Lsedy f9r rs1on!1a-
ton II would De repsdis tiag his admin
istrsti0n. and Infe-enta!ly would pletgs
the party znew 70 maximum t!eigli r@.s
law.
AtehLsoa Giobs:-Ths fact that ths To
pska Capital. a strong. prohibition paper.
Il favor!nE the nomination q Captain
Jo1r seaton. Al anii-prCaih7tian. -. f1F
governor. IS causing considerable s1s-
Prise
TIE c,5ud u hard times. when & utts1
In Kansas. found usaay carpenters.
blaoksrutths. ruzsons. rnzgT professors tr l
"a. On farms. ard Il VII y hard tbiaz
70 % then 20 TstEru 70 iasiT Cd so1s-
tons.
II viii - terrible cay fsE ire Pcpg.-ss /
orators 81 Ka-szs when the militia - CAL I
"a oct 20 suppress people Wso are cTyzzs /
fe- bread or account u tEs hiEh price - /
zrrez. ArE th-s = not A. l-aposs@oll.sy. /
according ID tas New YORK Journal
Il xou,4 nos ssprecats Jerry Esnspssa's |
ya-s aup-ee.asty = ne conzsstent.y og- /
posed fae var VIII SPAN w11a ;ae cora- /
rIztz- fhzt . wi Tes2ls q "a sninrrse /
standing army. Tits e EsmpAsuE fszl /
opanso-. and y ~pE.4 Let azEt aiz % De- /
fszG IL