The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-02
Along the Kansas Nils.

The Topeka mobbers are talking Of at
lacking the EIks' lodge of that city.
The Frisco is becoming Kansas In
stitution Of which the state is proud
also.
When she was young. Mrs Nation
/ eloped, and with a man named DR.. E.
Lopez.
Justice Brewer: Legislation was con
ceived in the spirit Of obstruction 10 the
punishment of criminals"
The legislature at Topeka viii get
/ through tonight, although a few viii re-
main to receive messages from the gov
ernor.
Atchison Globe: when a married
man goes 10 see his folks. his wife
looks for signs upon his return that
+ they have Poisoned His Mind"
4 1t would be interesting 10 know wheth-
er that correspondent 10 a New York
paper who says Kansas needs more laun-
dries and bath-tubs, represents Ivory
or Pears.
Arkansas city Traveller: Some days
ago a Kansas boy who wanted TO get a
JOB with big concern, was given an
application blank 10 i'll. The first thing
noted by the man to whom it was hand
ed, was that the applicant, although he
had changed work several times within
the past few years. had no idle time on
his hands. Every change Of work show
cd that be had quit one job to begin
Immediately on another. The young fel-
low had given no particular thought 10
this while filing out the blanks. but
after he saw how quickly It was noted
by his chief. it dawned on him that the
showing was q good one for him; nor
did he have TO figure long to understand
the reason why
The Kansas supreme court handed
down an important river decision a few
days ago, the parties involved in the
suit being two well known Geary City
farmers William :. Canter owned
farm adjoining the river. and Charles
Peuker owned a farm adjoining Canter's.
This was some forty years $50. In a
few years the river began cutting away
Canter's land The current continued 70
make Inroads into Canter's farm untii
Il was washed away. and until portion
OF Peuker's land was gone also. Then
the river began making accretirns ard
not only returned ali of P2rker's land
but deposited about 10 acres IN addition
This amounted 10 about what Canter had
owned and he went 10 farming on the
land again in q few years A few Years
aeo Peuker brought sult against Canter
for 80 acres 81 LAID. claiming IL BE-
longed 10 his property. End that Can
ter's rights were gone under the circun7-
stances The ease was decided in favoT
of Cauter. 81 tie district court 81 Troy, I
but the Kansas suprerne court he'd that 1
Ii vras scereted land and taat, under the 1
fav. it belonged 10 Poker The case
r'll now have % Be tried over aEain e 4
How they roast Kansas A CORE +
s4ondsnt writes 20 tire Chicago Eveuias 4
Post. Kansas needs FoaP Kansas 4
needs rore iaun1r3es ard better pa
trenaga ef these ALREADY ezi9,ins there. f
Hsr men need more clean coiiars-cus q /
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10 ret shaved every Saturday
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airing lhs interim ul1h atnaF tezr3 4
and tna aflresai1 cailaT And srt 81 npt
re -tta1 zaar IS alro CT c.
dare Kansas iseefa ss-lfs-r 1iumsirw
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