The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-26
ALONG THE KANSAS nILE.

The Santa Fe is printing John j. ingalls,
Opportunity" in an advertisement
The Populists of the state SELECTED a
| picture of home for their emblem.
Another big gusher has been found two
miles north of Chanute. The oil was
| found at III feet.
Jim Tapp said that the Populist conven-
ton looked more like Democratic than
Populist convention.
1t is announced from Washington that
| Darrough. the Indian territory candidate.
will get that marshalship-
From the way corn is reaching for the
skies, there is only one thing that can
ruin the crop-a volcano.
! Before the corn in Kansas gets another
! foot higher every editor in the state viii
get out the step-ladcer joke and brush il
| of.
Fred Close was in at the start Of Popu-
ism and he will be in at the close. He
is running this time for lieutenant-gov-
ernor.
Ping-pong is not in vain. In Atchison
II is claimed that the carpet back OF the
slde-boards in some houses Is being swept
regularly.
The Popuiist platform takes a crack in
dIvidually at Bailey, because he said once
that the independent voter is bush
whacker.
1t is to be hoped that Kansas can pull
of the election OF superintendent Of pub
lie instruction without bloodshed IN Reno
county.
An eastern statistician breaks out with
the statement that in sixteen years Kan
sas has had 102 tornadoes- Illinois comes
Eext with 7e-
Senator Harris is the only man who got
his picture printed in connection wits the
Fopulist state convention.
Seven counties were not represented at
the Populist state eonvention-Ciari<,
Ccmanche Gray. Greeley. Kearney. Nor
ton and stanton.
The fusionists nominated a stronger
ticket this year when they have no show.
than they did on the years when there
was a hghting chance.
The Populists did not nominate F. c.
Powell. OF Reno county. for state super
intendent. but recommended that the
Democrats nominate him
The National Economist, which Is the
pTotecti0alst trade organ Of Ne~ YORK
conmends Senator Burton for his speech
against Cuban reciprocity.
AT Stockton there Is great indignation
because a bootlegger sold coiored water
tsous scruPies about breaking the law
Because another girl talked about her,
q young woman ia Emporia swallowed
a lot ~ moth balls They didn't XII
her She should have tried ping-2ong
bale
The Painful thought occurs % the Atch-
ieon Globe that Y the scarcity u har-
vest hands continues me men who spend
their time hunting for harvest haads Siii
have 20 20 70 work.
Topeka Herald. Mzrsh MErdock has
given notice that when the convention q
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