The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-17
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Dumcnt Smith will run for the state
senate again. It's a preventive TO back
sliding.
Winfield is figuring on a street fair.
You are not asked to believe il, but Win
field has never had one.
The frosts these nights are a disgrace
to Jack. They haven't even succeeded in
killing the peach crop.
Emporia now owns her electric light
plant and water-woIks. In about year
the order will be reversed.
Topeka is doomed a man has been
cleared of a charge OF being drunk be-
cause he filed up in his own store.
Governor Bailey has abolished pardon
day, which was the 18th Of each month.
Stanley inaugurated the method.
Harrington held its first election
Wednesday. Here's hoping that her last
will always be as her first-Republican.
The Nickerson college folks have been
favored with two rural mail routes. II
will be so easy 10 send home for more"
now.
Kansas contractors are not bidding for
the construction of the Worlds Fair
building So. Missouri will probably be
let in.
Wheatley and Fike have gotten together
and Fike has sgreed 10 go out May l.
Blessed are the peaoe-makers. but not on
earth
]. r. Mulvane has stepped out Of the
Missouri and Kansas Telephone com
pany He started the merging OF local
companies.
The Wellington school board has deed
ed a ward school TO the county for hlgh
school purposes. Such harmony is IN
spring
Shawnee county is original in some
things One girl up there rules the house
hold by chewing her mothers neck Wheu
she goes 10 punish her
Ed Howe cites as proof that the Atchi-
son men are weH-behaved the fact that
no hair is ever seen on their coats
Maybe IL is a matter Of discretion.
An old German il causing the police
trouble at Topeka hy hts complaint Of
the neighbor boys. who call him old
ram" Wen. from reports IL does seem
that he butts IN" a good deal
A show bill Of murder scene Is caus-
ing a Winfield school teacher % have
morality fits because OF the Impression u
makes on the children. an impression that
will last about IS long as one II eeog-
raphy.
Dumont Smith - taking the gradual in
cline 70 reach the top 81 the poilticai
mountain. and while X taxes i4DlE Ail~t@
IS no danger Of falling back as in going
right UP the side He's bound 20 reach
the top this way
An aged man al Arkansas City who vas
reported dead. was met OF the street the
next day and in answer u a question
concerning the report. be declared mat
he had heard nothing about . and didn't
believe that Il was true.
lola Register. That Il very good
story which Is going around a. IRE *
pense OF Mrs. Victor Aurdock- - ths 81
feet that when asked before the c9uTeS-
ton u she was certain II her HUSBAND >
nomination replied frankly No. Te are
not We are AFRAID q sorre bind aqrFe-
Winfield Free Press. Biack eyes, bruised
heads and SCARED faces Only haI tel
the story q the result - an eHgft -
initiate a farmer fafo IRE AnzI-HDrss
Thief association ~ a ce1zfrT feflp1s
house near s4dzn- On account e ~
rsuris-4tv % the candidate fhsre wss
more than he usual stten1ancs al tie
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one q The degree trans foo< coal
al lamp ard slsrpes = aoder the enair-
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