The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-03
Along the Kansas Nile.

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Musicians at Harper and Anthony will
combine to carry off the chorus prize at
the Hutchinson musical jubilee.
The newspaper boys will make It a
| leisurely dOwn-hil canter for Charlie
! Scott if he wants to run for congressman
| at-large.
AS an evidence of their opposition to
corporations and trusts, Burlingame bus
! mess men nave organized a life insur-
! ance company.
| Lee Noftzger. a school boy at Anthony.
| in a game Of "shinney" had his specta-
| Giles broken and pieces Of the glass prob
/ ably destroyed his eye. "Shinney'' is
| football multiplied by fifteen and club
! thrown in.
! Inspired -by-looking-over the list-of-de-
! linquents item from Major Jeltz: I'VE
| intend to operate the Ledger, ere the
| heavens fail. Our old friendly guys may
take pleasure in finding US centrally To-
Gated at this Office
Ell Dorado Republican: Wichita IS IN
an uproar because Governor Stanleys
law firm has taken a suit for a disrepu-
table woman to prevent the Missouri
Pacific railway from extending its track
down Wichita street to their new depot
grounds.
The State Society Of Labor will get to-
gether in the second annual meeting at
! Topeka Monday. at which time G. c.
Clemens viii tell the boys how to handle
law-making bodies in the interest Of la
Dor. Clemens viii speak out Of sympathy
and not from experience.
Ridgely. the Populist congressman from
the Third district. announces that he Will
not be a candidate for reelection and
that his withdrawal Is based on his own
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the judgment Of a Popuist can get &C
ton against his desire for office.
Kentucky IS not the whole thing There
are feuds in western Kansas. The coun-
ty clerk Of Stanton county is postmaster
at Johnson City and runs 2 store ia con
nectiou with MS two offices. Right across
the space that was once a street IN The
town the county treasurer also has a
littls store and he hates the postmaster
enough 70 get his mail at Edwin nine
miles away
Harm Wilson: II won't do the boys
OF the Twentieth Kansas a Hex OF good
"a fall n love with the beautiful features
~ Mary Adelaide Reese, Of Mound city.
whose picture adorns the cover q her,
recent composition. The Twentieth Kan
SIS" The Republic gives q out that she
j. already married she s. the wife OF
g. " Reese. assistant cashier of The
Farmers and Merchants Sank 81 Mound
city. The Republic also says that THE
Tveutieth Kansas" Is a good seller A
second edition is already being printed
Sworn obituary notice from ths King
man Leader CouTler: There was ~ one
zine q resident - WAite township. tnIs
county. Nh5 formerly lived 3n Marshall
county II ar early day. BIS habitaton
vas built IN the edge o. q grove ard
was made ~ 8r1s covered WITH poles and
dit. lie and Ets wffe were pioneers ard
their nearest neigaoocs we're mile away
The hrst winter after faafr Eeftte rnart
the wife suddenly zickened AID eieg dur
lns 4 severe suoW-stoTm ard BLIZZARD
which lasted for several days lie did ~.
have . foat - lumber O. ne place ard
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sTas AFRAID 70 Ieave thAn az hone arc
the storm Wa to dsrEerDcs for 1fen 20
take thsm VITA him - i1s town A.
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