The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-09
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

With corn too much rainfall is just
enough.
At salina in the first seven days Of July
five rains occurred.
Two thousand people listened to Sena-
tor Burton at Topeka Monday evening.
Judge Babb who is chairman of the
state committee OF the fusionists, Is an
able leader.
Kansas doesn't produce all the west
ern freaks. We are not responsible for
Mary McLane.
Del Valentine is in favor OF selling
Kansas City. Kansas. to Missouri for a
coaling station.
The shipment of Theoretically sealed
butter for the navy from Topeka wa
valued at $4,000
Just now in KansaS the corn is a
greener green than 1t has been in the
last twenty years.
Some things are coming Senator Bur
tons way The New York Evening Post
has jumped him.
1t has been some time now--neariy
three days-since the organization OF any
new bank in Oklahoma.
Aguinaldo is coming 10 this country, and
Il he attacks Funston. Roosevelt viii
have to take that embargo of.
5. S. Engie. Of Pittsburg. says that
the coal mines OF Crawford county and
southeastern Kansas are failing.
Senator Burton says that there are not
fifteen senators out Of the ffty-four who
are in favor Of the present reciprocity
bill at heart
Some Of the Oklahoma farmers-soms
who had a hard struggle during the early
nineties-now feel that they can afford 10
take a rsst. ard many Of them are taking
their wives with them 10 the mount
aims.
The eastern papers are crediting VIII
White with the expression. Raise less
corn and more hell Mrs Lease mi
struck OF this phase. And at the time
she meant II.
Burton did not skin anybody in his To-
peka speech he simply st forth the
sugar beet side Of the reciprocity ques-
zion. He believes that the people have
heard 0uls one side OF the proposition. 20
far
\ foolish dispatch has been seai out
that The seventeen-ye ar-loeust has ap-
peared "a northern Kansas. The seven
-year-iocust IS that 8ug-nosed buzzeT
who flies IKE q bullet and can be found
II Kansas every year.
Senator Burton. AZ Topeka said. q
Tsr-nea the suracWfr the emblem uf
kaRsas. on rhP lapel = RooseEelt's coat
~ Philadelphia ard said AL Kansas ~
with you row and an kansas vii - f9r
ycu -FOUR years from now for president
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Kansas.
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