The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-16
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

The Winfield Chautauqua opens this
evening.
lore rain is needed. All that other
one was used up down below.
And then the state question arises:
Did he win her, or vice versa?
That Curtis blood poisoning story was
pretty thin. Indian blood is very easily
heated.
The Arkansas river may yet make that
Kaw valley affair look like an April
shower.
Topeka society has been grossly misrep-
resented to Mrs. Bailey. She Is at pres
ent studying French.
Geuda Springs future is assured. Dave
Leahy has been down there and gained
ten pounds in a week.
Ottawa has a case on in court wherein
there is a correspondent. The Servian
troubles already look insignificant
Mrs. Governor BaAeys first husband
was a railroad man. According 10 some,
her second husband is a "machinist."
Ottawa is applying for a part of the
relief fund. She sent four boats to the
rescue and two Of them are missing
Roosevelt has Kansas solid II will
take a hard blow to affect such solidity,
so the Democratic party has no hopes.
Emporia Gazette's hint to the boss bus
ters: 1T will be mighty easy 20 get the
two little Weedes TO join the move
ment."
Geuda Springs viii celebrate the
Fourth. The minutest detail has been
looked after and the committee ap-
pointed.
rate is severe at times There were
cattle that survived the horrible winter
on the range TO be drowned in the Kan
sas City stOckyards-
The former Mrs Weede's picture shows
her 10 be not an ugly but a homely
woman. Only a struggle can save her
from the Federation.
Doctors are great preachers. a Larned
physician ate strawberries and cream
for supper and il the night was re-
ported stricken with paralysis.
The trusts have done one good thing
that has never been noticed. The man
with only ten or fifteen thousand dol
lars can't more than al his hat.
1t seems that ". J. Bryan agrees with
the Eagle on the sin Il accepting Car
negie's gifts Now II W J. would
only get right on the other propositions.
all could rejoice
Il will be recalled that Noah never
issued an invitation 10 any corporation
uagnates. when he was calling the ami
mails snto his boat lie understood the
value OF q food. that man did
LeayenwOrth Western LIFE AL those
who wished 20 Donate toward the SUI
ferers last week we're told 20 gat their
bundles ready and have them handy and
express wagons would call Tor them. one
OF the wsalthiest families on South
Broadway prepared a large bundle ard
put IL on the front porch and = little
later the hogsekeeper put ont q bundle
OF young n@ns clothes. al practically
new. for the cozchrnan u take &c -
pressed. The driver q The express wagon
arrived before ghe coachran and got TIE
whole business and nov some % the food
sufferers are sporting The istest peg top
trousers and oorset ct fare bottom coats
AL q the latest and best materials.
W1o - the Joke on
OTTAWA Herald. YESTERDAY this paper
spoke sonewhat hardly q the acton
q fh- western Kansas factions which
are noE engaged Il deadly Tzrfare s. the
uexspzpers- The Herzie slKsests1 that
when the tsz6tEts tore foE1 forty uLles
q lr-azizzrv tel@phczE A1ss theT were
Eoirg too far. IN desires today % sGt
rs tslisf that 10 seif-respectirx shsrr-
shooter would hide himself 5ehlzc tres
IN Cneyerne county and PICK q lis fei-
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sczpr and Typography = Eeste-5 ks-szs
vglli recoEllze e o11e tEst tAla dreadful
warfare ought % - szorr@1- TIE fed
ists Who az lgrz1uE "a TIE his. hf1-
inK IL the bs1zch grass. saootiEx Sru-
bshir5 tres. sNlrnEirE rivers and tsaT-
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