The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-27
ALONG TIE KANSAS NILE.

Fred Beeier a stock grower in Jewell
county. has one field Of corn which meas
uIes 12,C00 acres.
Some of the seers are figuring out that
the Lane succession is working its hoo
doc on Senator Burton.
Darrough. the Indian territory man.
get the United States marshalship which
| had been booked for Kansan-
Kansas will not start in on its campaign
until fall. Kansas is too busy casting
giances in the direction OF the corn.
It is said that the place Of business Of
| Craddock, the Democratic nominee for
| governor, is located in Kansas City, Mis-
souri,.
This is the year in Kansas when the
| upland farms are out-doing themselves.
and beating the bottom farms all hol-
low.
There is reason to believe that a Gypsy
has met Craddocl5 and told him that he
viii never see the inside Of the executive
| mansion.
Ed Howe says that one Of the greatest
accomplishments IN the world Is 70 be
able to back up the minute you find
yourself going wrong.
Jesse Halves. Of Butler county says Il
required four pounds Of twine 10 the acre
| 20 bind his wheat and that the cat crop
Charley Harger has inside information
that mention of General Gomez. that
grand old patriot. viii be cut out OF
Fourth OF July orations this year.
The Emporia Gazette has gathered an
other enemy. II forgot 20 mention the
name Of the woman who furnished the
asparagus ferns at a recent party.
In Topeka. the other day. at the funeral
OF Mrs. Lowe. who was shot. her hus-
band lifted the corpse. the papers de-
clare. nom the coffin and kissed the
wife.
The high-heeI fashion has struck Kan
sas and the women folks are having 10
learn their shoes as they learned the b.
cycles The high-heel shoe Is pretty and
uncomfortable.
You can depend upon Kansas being de-
fant 90 a cinch. In about six weeks.
when the corn is made. Kansas viii rise
q her full height and yell savageiy.
Bring on your bot winds. II you dare.
The railway employees Of the Union Pa
cifc are stirred up. The road bounced
Conductor Thornborg. N Junction City,
for carrying tao railroad employees free.
The employees demand that ThoTuhorg be
reinstated.
a man recently appeared AZ Newton
Eith a baby. leaving u ~ a h7spitai and
then promptly disappearing. Day before
YESTERDAY the hospital received the FOL
loving letter frorn a woman. Dear Sir.
There IS 2 baby girl At your hospitai lett
there hv Er. Frederick WIZ you please
arite and tell ne hov she e. Or ssnd m
TIE name - the nurse who has the care
O, her.
Pratt Republican. Among the hundreds
o. harvest hands that have come inte ms
county from al directions. There are veTf
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men TIE 'urDfrss5ola4 latareT p ans
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