The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-09
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE

These are peaceful days for the dogs.
Which is quickest TO resume business
| after cyclone in Kansas, the church or
saloon?
Bicyclists can ride on the sidewalk at
Mcpherson, by paying one dollar for a
license.
The~four mill at Ness City is prepar-
| ing to do business. For four years it has
beeen idle.
Mules and horses are stin being shipped
ont of Kansas, and the auto is being
shipped in.
\ Kinsley man. 81 years old. has just
married New York and her Platts are
not so many.
Sand is a valuable possession in Kan
sas. The other day. a hill at Salina was
sold for $3.50.
1t is predicted that cattle will 90 stn
lower The scrub bill is said to be the
cause Of it all.
Two young ladies OF Salina were shot
! by q duck hunter Tuesday. Their
wounds were not serious.
Six Kansas counties have no banks. but
they have the per capita that Mort Al
baugh tells about. all right.
Another wolf has been caught near Ar
kansas CITY. Cowley countys supply
seems TO equal the demand
\ repertoire company has been or
ganized at Newton. An anti-machine has
been hired TO play the villain
Some of the writings OF the late Harmon
Wilson are being collected 10 BE- printed
in book form His newspaper friends are
doing the work.
\ sixteen-ve8r-old boy has been ar
rested at Arkaneas City for robbing
har
for the moralist.
Tom Cordry calls the attention 81 the
boss busters 10 the fact that Jars are
being manufactured at Coffeyville and are
To be bought cheap.
Bsptists are holding a revival at Nc
Pherson, but the emotional has been
Jared. But a Methodist wouldn't want
TO go 10 that kind Of a revival, any
how.
The Inland Printer for October has
picture Of Mcpherson young woman ia
il. The work vas done ~ MCPHERSON.
and shows skill and workna nshlp u Pho
Biography.
Hutchinson BOYS have bsen organized
into a brass band successfully. and an
that is needed 20 complete the organiza-
ton are ne instruments he business
men are asked 20 pas
seventh 0i-tFllA fA-NtAAatt-ttti ft<t+t'i"
closed their meeting z1tb protesting
agafnst governments priu1l1g 81 Compel
ton With local work. This - illustrated
br The case Of the return postal card.
Considering the law 20 abolish annual
elections ard give Kansas a rest ire
BRITISH sttuatiou and View York uTa1gie
are buttinz lrs tolerabiy hard and making
hfe = burden 70 the otherEise happy resi-
dent q Sunfozer5ora-
Hutchinson News. Wien the congress
meets 60 Kansas City THIS week - con
sider plaus % prevent 2 recurrence q tne
foods 81 The kaw and Nissours v4ilsys
IL must not forget hat Cox creek = -
that class soEaetilncs
Atchison GIohe fszvenworth children
have been caught soli1ltisg flads fsT fas
sfsrhoaist cnurca Down there TIE fu2s-s
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worn r. getting slseh tsa reruiAtlori.
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