The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-13
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Northern and eastern Kansas had a
| heavy fall of snow Saturday night.
Governor Bailey is not going to an
nounce any appointments until next Mon
| day.
Henry Allen is out of the state printer
| contest This leaves George Clark and
Ed Hoch in.
The Dice of Death" is touring the ker-
osine circuit of Kansas. 1t comes within
the Cubbison law.
w. w. Watkins. one of the active polit-
| zeal workers of Kansas City. wants to be
chief caol oil Inspector
The scrap over the state grain inspec-
torship has begun and is taking on the
form and features of cyclone.
Colorado will appropriate money to
fight the Arkansas river case. Colorado
has got over the idea that it is joke.
The law and order people at Topeka
are talking of cutting Hughes out for
mayor and running W. s. Burgunthal.
In it's senatorial strength estimate the
Topeka Capital gives Dave Muivane one
vote: Snoddy one vote. and Cubbison one
vote.
Shawnee county had big hand In nom
mating Tom Kelly and Kelly remembered
IL by giving the county three places IN
his office.
Nine out Of the eleven members of the
, Third district went into a Pringle caucus
The Curtis people have quit claiming the
Third district
Calderhead has been working up a
mighty neat little organization He has
L. members for him. state senators and
representatives.
The senatorial lobby is about TIE only
crowd you can get together IN Kansas
nowadays that doesn't have some part %
il indulgiEg in a college yell.
The salary OF the Archbishop Of CaHter-
bury is $500 a year. but. the Topeka
Capital hastens 10 state. the JOB ism
at Governor Bailey disposal.
Topeka IS so aroused over the fning q
Reverend Mcfarland for contempt %
court IN a Mrs. Nation case. that y e
almost ready to forget the senatorial eiec-
ton.
wellington News: Soon after W II
Stafelbach took the oHice Of prona is
Judge he was called one day % the Ar
Irrton to rnarry a couple. The young
woman was a school teacher At Burden
and the grcorn-t0-be vas a merchant AZ
Lamont. o. T and they hid met there
by aprsoinfment When the Judge reached
the scene the man Informed MIN that h-s
Sweetheart believed she would prefer 2
minister 10 perform NE tefNtit"+if- F'+'-e
StsrreIb7ch was new Ia the business. and
replt.d tia; he could obtain one easily
The Young woman drumned OF the ho9r
with her foot and finally asked The judge
70 what church he belonged
Don't ask him that kind ~ cues
ton urged the young man
IT'S all right. replief 5flGSe STAFF
bach. When married toinefi TIE
church ny wife tslsng~d To- the Aeinos-
isf -
The Nethodist's my church. said the
lrfc--eIect with smile
TO what political party % you b
icnz@' asked the young uazn II The cclFi-
I'm a Republican. answered TIE
that's ~ polite replied the hsst.
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girl.
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secret order the rounz ra1 eszfc
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wei, shes an Ezzs-Tu star ~ sz-a
pointing 70 MS s~eefhes-t- and So
ratrnn ~ Rarse1 " the chsFfer there
were brother and SISTER. fher- -
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self
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