The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Benjamin Harding. OF Wathena, who
/ has been in Kansas since 1876, is very Ill.
/ A new alliance in politics is talked
I one between Dave Mulvane and State
Auditor Cole.
Secretary Coburn had SIS of the India
relief fund left and he sent it to the
sufferers of Paterson. New Jersey.
The Slidmore and Wheatley forces IN
the Third district are humping into each
other over the congressional nomina-
ton.
The Kansas delegation at Washington
has decided to make another effort 10
have a Kansas man succeed Henry Clay
Evans
The olso-creamery question is going 10
perform a good many allemand-lefts on
the ballroom floor OF Kansas politics this
year.
If Bailey should be elected governor. his
supporters viii demand that he book
wedding for the executive mansion at
once.
Nate Barnes. OF Kansas City. Kansas.
has made a formal announcement Of his
candidacy for congress against Mr.. Bow
ersock.
General Metcalf announces that he will
take charge Of his Office March I, using
the intervening time in getting acquaint-
ed with the place.
The Hiawatha World says: 1T must
be borne in mind that Congressman Chas.
Curtis has at no time announced his
candidacy for the senate
r B. Welsh. Of Topeka has received
telegram from Charley Curtis ike this
L intend TO keep out Of the sight be-
tween Mr.. Troutman and you in Shawnee
county
Frank Nelson announces that he WIZ
try for a third term in the state superin-
tendents Office. When a third term is
mentioned 10 the average Kansas pohd-
clan he gets on rotary motion ike
cyclone.
Farmer Smith and Frank Nelson are 20
have a fight for the Mcpherson county
deleeati0n to the state convention. and
By the time the battle is over the oppcs-
ing sides VIII be separated into limp
necked heaps.
This sounds Ike Kansas people who
have moved 70 large cities were az last
getting in their methods. Item: a mum
Der Of Boer societies IN the big cities are
insisting that II Miss Alice Roosevelt
Is presented 10 King Edward she must
hand him a petition pleading Tor the
Beers.
Winfield Courier. Uncle Joe Moose. the
oldest man ~ Winfield and possibly Cow
ley county. registered his name on The
books this morning % vote On the cleo
tric light proposition. Iie IS f0Er months
past the century mark. ari has been a
voter for eighty years. AZ this advanced
ave he seems ~ be hale and hearty. end
gave evidence 81 IL this morning ~ g.F-
ing tire bysJaliars a sample q Eis
gri7. which made them howl w.th pain
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subscriber registered kick Aecsrss ~
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cause We are getting F1oud AID bzaehtr.
out the Worl suz- happened ~ sg l1 ll
zEares.
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best sort ~ a farm aarf e. 9ar1e sc5oE
wro Rs Rad BAD i1ck win some girl
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