The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-10
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

A dog pound has been founded at Nc
Pherson. Civilizations progress cannot
be measured by time in such case.
Missouri is having its food. Kansas
City, No. is most frequently worked in
on the more notable affair in Kansas.
A man returning TO Hutchinson from
Oklahoma declares that the dust was re
freshing. He probably has the asthma.
The restoration in the Hooded district is
being accomplished rapidly. A baby was
born seven miles southwest Of Empor1a.
Monday.
"A Husbands Mistake" il to be played
at Newton. The number OF tie subject
is notable, showing that a woman never
wrote the play.
The Atchison Globe says: Now that
business is dull thsre isn't a newspaper
in town to read" The Globes modesty
is extraordinary.
Some people in North Topeka refused To
leaVe their homes and were dragged
away. This surely is the thirty-third
degree OF Brotherhood.
Laura spIker drank carbolc acid at
Hutchinson yesterday. DR.. Justice was
called Some names seemed to have been
made in another world.
divorced wife and husband are
warning over a child. at EmpOria. IL
wouldn't be an unworthy act II the So
cialist idea could be applied TO reproduc-
ton.
Nc: for a day during the high water
did northern Kansas lose sight Of the
good roads proposition Notwithstanding
the fact that there were none but Fene-
tisu streets.
Two boys were riding in a toy express
wagon at Mcpherson. the other day.
an accident 70 a boy is as infrequeut -
an eruption Of Mt. Pelee-
The list Of contributors 20 the relief
fund Tor Topeka is interesting in every
line. but more so between the lines How
many thousands has Ellen stone the
whole-souled missionary. given,
The club women q Kansas are going
10 help the food sufferers. Some cg'uic
will probably now suggest that the ladies
present each II the stricken families with
Z book entitled. How 90 Rebuild Your
Homes.
Railroad accidents are necessary 70 pro
ereSs is the cry. So. = Is expected FOR
only chosen Few. very few u progress
doesn't put ou her brake. IN wines the
final stage II perfection q the human
race
kansas is fortunate il having = COVER
nor of wears. 4 young man could hardly
stand The strain % wedding belts. ~
Kansas Cily. q death-knen sounded ny
the settlers in northern Kansas md tn
foE-hers ~ Topeka a. ore time ana
listen attentively 20 any
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the norm part ~ tovn hss t-ecYme prom
tnent again through the Goings ~ tne
young ladv reouler1 Their Last Vees
they were expected 10 - home eGfa dal
and each utEht theF had o. I'D Their
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roouerz ard rseiEhbors heard ABBOTT %
ard later saw q aH through = tranfoHn-
Ia Crosse Republican Twentr-fire
years ago this season four Scotseh broth
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this town uuon Eo.Terrrrenf claims Zach
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