The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-02
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Kansas has surely had her share OF
fire, wind and water.
In Greedy county. the railroad is digging
wells for water. Think of that.
For once the condition Of the wheat is
without significance to the people.
Charles ingalls, was in Ottawa the
other day on business. He is a brother
of the late John J. Ingalls,.
Anthony must be extraordinarily enter
prising. Even the cement sidewalks are
humping during the warm days.
Topeka is not deserving. The idea of
allowing her pride TO stand in the way OF
accepting contributions from ether Kan
sas cities
Sterling Bulletin: The Eagle consist
>ntly indorses Wichitas system Of hand
ling the prohibition question by advocat-
ing irrigation.
1t viii take more than the killing Of
score in a Partisan automobile smash up
now to make the people OF Kansas raise
their arms in horror.
There was some unusual excitement At
Anthony the other night. All that could
be found, however. was a woman's scream
and her footprints in the mud
The Ottawa Herald and several eastern
Kansas papers have re-started the war
lions" Henry should not forget that he
is running for congress.
Kansas City doesn't want to make 50
much out OF the destruction Of her pack
ing houses II she wants any sympathy
from Kansas. Kansas peoples hard
earned dollars have flowed into those hog
combines pockets for too long time.
They now have machinery for pulling
beets II they viii next get machinery
for planting wedding and thinning there
Is a bare possibility that the Kansas
farmers Will consent to plan: an acre or
two OF them.
Arkansas City Traveller: This noon Ed
Crawford. OF Otoe. came 10 the city Tor
medical treatment. Mr.. Crawford s. a
cousin OF George and James Duncan. and
works FOR the former at his store a
Otoe wednesday Dir. Crawford took
his Winchester and went cut % XIII
hawk lie took q shot at the hawk and
before he could lower The gun from Ms
shoulder the steel riunger q the ri1e dcF
back with such force that x penetrated
his head Just below the right eye. % the
deuth q about three inches Re real
szed that HIS injury was severe but ~
keDt his nerve. Re pulled the piuHser
from Ms head and walked 70 the house
What medical AID that could be gotten
was obtained. but ~ ne did not improve
he was brought here and put under TIE
care q Dr. Mofstt The woEud iF very
ostufrl ard Sir. Crawford car tlst SEQ
dsv-iizht II Is thought possible THAT
ne etzht can te saved and the wound
healed II 10 other cornpiicatiens should
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