The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-25
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

The late corn is safe. but it has to be all
! fred late.
The chances are that this Bender family
! Is cuddled down in a soft. velvetty mare $
nest.
There Is something pathetic IN which
the average newspaper reports a Tight
shower.
The chief Of police Of Topeka announces
with a pale upper lip that he VIII go after
the swell Topeka club.
a new military department composed
Of Missouri. Kansas, Oklahoma and Ar
kansas may tie created
Web. Davis book is out at last. II Is
called John Bulls Crimes" Il Is said
to be largely an argument.
It would be interesting 70 know where
those Chicago grain dealers set the idea
that corn IS too high IN price.
Ed Howe says that every man has more
confidence in luck than he should have
And Howe hasn't registered at FL Reno
either.
There is nothing on earth at the present
time TO prevent anybody from coming
along and stealing the Arkansas river
with a sponge.
The man in Kansas who IS saving I'd
money for a rainy day IS liable 20 de
of old age before he can Ggt his bank
account into action.
Mayor Hughes Of Topeka appointed
man weighmaster and turned down an old
solder fl doing it. The old solder VIII
bring quo warrantO proceedings.
The farmers IN the vicinity OF Atcbison
are OF the opinion that the drouth uow IS
worse than that Of 1860. But IL isn't. II
was 50 dry IN 1850 that hogs were trans
parent.
C,Ifoa~ - rrofesso~ ~ros-.. sha+ -.
white people OF this continent viii even
tually become as Indians. But We VIII
never give up our land as easily as the
indians do.
The point has been raised that the Hur-
rell law in providing severer penalties re-
peaIed the old prohibition law. Judge
SiuOns Of Fort Scott has the point under
consideration.
Above the intake OF the Fort Scott
wGterw orizs the cows stand ln she stream
and pollute the water. The people demand
The water company has told the klcslers
70 DO it themselves-
Mrs. Nations friends are besIegfnr Gov
ernor Stanley 70 pardon her bat Cover
nor Stanley isnt disposed % DO Il right
now. when he does pardon her. she wi
probably visit the governor oaics az
once and speak her sentiments.
out at Ashland the othsr dzy Pat
Suehrue told how iu the famous droufn
or 1s63 the grass actually was blown OCT
of the earth by the roots leaving the
ground bleak and bare. he said The
ground would crack open iu places big
enough 20 throw a scantiinE In.
These days when man without telling
his name. rings I'd an editor over the tsi-
e7h0re and abuses him tecause che ra peg
SAYS thar there may De some corn affer
all. declaring violently thsr there lar q
grain the state the ecit1r knows whaf 81
the matter wtth that man. ~ has l5t -
corn stored On which be wsuts tie price
% boom
The hoe weather az niEhts hss WORKED f
the average halear 20 o. tEa1 dreera.fa .
poirt where hc doesn't care EhetEer rs
neiEhp0rs zee Rim 80 Lis shlrt tal c- lrt
When you see tlat tLelrie Jores hsa .
gone ~ BlG4z1 ard other eastern Eol1fe
ln karsaa Newspaper he Other points .
means BnEetown. Indiana. who're e1s
Steps % visit r. atives.
John j. ingalls, n tie Dsuccrlcy O. .
the dead e. mel ara Al leaat el1at
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republic o. IRE grave. ~ tA4s fhrest1.1 I
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