The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-21
Along the Kansas Nile.

The marriages in Reno county for the
| last twenty-four months reach 500.
The Funston alarm clock has been put
on the market This has the right ring
to It.
When eastern railroad magnates want
to feel good these days they take trip
through Kansas.
According to the News the Hutchinson
people who attended the Wichita civic
parade pronounce it exceptionally good.
The Santa FEES King Corn Is not ex-
actly sensational but under the touch OF
the first frosts he is getting yellower
every day.
When Fred Funston met Frank Grimes
he recognized him by that big-eared car
toon which the Populists put out in the
last campaign.
The Lawrence World thinks It among
the possibilities that Aguinaldo will next
year be stumping the United States for
the Democratic party.
The army worm is doing a little cam
paigning this fall in Sumner county. The
Arkansas City Traveller says it has not
appeared in Cowley county.
william Stryker, the Populist. makes
this statement: I'VE have killed more
Fflipinos in three months than the Span
iards did in one hundred years"
A street fair is wearing. You could
get away from the county fair. But the
street fair is with you and around up
and wallowing over you eighteen hours
a day.
Everybody has thought Of this. 1t is
from the Atkinson Globe: "A man with
a very long beard looks so terrible with
his clothes on, how must he look with
them OFF,
The Sterling Bulletin calls halt on
tht custom Of calling negro niger"
The practice is not commendable. and
OF all states, # should be discouraged
in Kansas.
The auctioneers Of Kansas Will meet in
Hutchinson December "A and perfect
state organization. Everything is organ
king II you are not organized y0u are
behind the times.
who IS that shabby man?'' asked one
citizen OF Frisco OF another. ~ don't
know" answered the other. But don't
guy him. He may be a Kansan, bound
for the Philippines"
". g. Burlington in Jaro, Philippine
Islands. points out anothtr advantage IN
the Orient IN q latter 70 his folks al OK
ford saying: II don't have any milking
Il do "a I have not seen mich COW since
I left the states"
Lawrence Journal; Two wars are a
ready in progress. and taeie IS another
imminent The Topeka Capital says the
wichita Eagle has stsTtea In lying
again" TIE Capital e rash. Has r. for-
gotten the color q the Murdoch hzir?-'
In the '58s ard the days ot the Empor!a
News. no subscriptions for lssz than six
months were accepted. Whcu the paper
appeared first {, di5n't gel out weekly.
but about every fourteen days and the
people roaved. They were assured that
II rhey got ftfy-two issues IN a year Il
was none OF tnelr huslresz wen they
appeared. This qgiste5 them and they r.
ceivei Afty-two issues Il the year A
writer q "reminiscences 81 the Eupo-sa
Republican says % ne paper. Even
cotton-tzzIs pa@paws ard goose Berries
had z market value 81 excnanEe far
tie Kansas $eEz The pxuer haa
followed Horace Grssley.s CT quoted ss-
vice and proPosee . staud y g. a
cloud ~ Day sa4 , pillar - FIRE by
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famine 1n6e- whieh they fougAs tha vi
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variable sfar. & was aousS- % reaaraz-
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