The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-30
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

This was produced under difficulty:
1.-THE wheels had a hot box.
Judging from head wear, the women in
Kansas this summer are all widows
Mrs. Dressback lives at Nickerson. And
she lives up to her name. it is said
Bailey should move to southern Kansas.
The Kaw valley can't appreciate a real
man.
Coffeyvile claims to need over a hun
bred houses. Tents viii answer just at
present.
The main body Of the harvesters' army
is arriving. Reinforcements have been
Photographed for.
The weeknes should devote a patent
page in the next issue to The Care Of
Powder Wounds"
Tho press Of the west is running down.
II has been years since a good ghost
story was written.
The Lawrence papers are whacking
that Missouri town. They indorse the
action Of the legislature.
The mischievous acts Of a child is an
injury 10 it in the mothers eye; an en-
hancement in the fathers.
Let the socialists promise equalization
in just one particular and everybody
Will join them; that IS. in- the arrange
ment of summer and winter
One doesn't have to go far at lola to
get TO the end OF the string. A horse
nearly drowned in a gutter there last
week
The Coffeyville Journal tells all about
preparing water TO drink. II will be in-
forming its subscribers how to scramble
ostrich eggs next
wichita has as fine a band as there is
L vnas lob = z
leads the audience 70 forget that II is
produced from brass and wind
There is q spirited rivalry in the east
ern part Of the state as 70 which town
has the highest individual dog tax payer.
Meanwhile. the dog catcher proceeds on
his barbarous career.
Fingman Leader: Since the last city
election. at which tine the town went
dry. there Is an occasional case or keg
comes out from Wichita Saturday even
ings and some how or other-ro one
knows how-a select crowd soon becomes
aware Of the fact and there a meeting
heid-sort Of al inquest-sn some Sc
questered place away from the vulgar
public gaze. and the case y disposed
or These meetings bear the very eupho-
NOUS titie-IrTigation Conventions
The Sterling Bulletin notes great
changes IN Rice county in the last twenty
Years II that time hundreds u farms
have been brought under cultivation.
good farm buildings put up, roads have
been improved. orchards grown and
towns built and beautided. Bat one
change is frequently noticed as we ride
over the country. and that Is the passing
% the saUcy little prairie dcE- he
may have been q nuisance e. the farmer.
but he was cute al The same. II "a
very amusing 20 watch the little Fellows
cionb up ont Of their burrows ard 50
and watch sou as you paastd- BE Tas
q hard LITTLE fellow 20 shoot. and even u
YOU could shoot him ycu feit ashamed
GO even attempt szCh an ogfraEF B1f
Ike The buffalo ard IDtian. be lg zone.
OF gosag ~ q rapid rate. too Farmers
took Advantage y him and l-stesd ~
csEizE fair SHOW for hls lie 20 49,
poisoned win deadly gas in als on
home His OH house vas made rs
grave. ard whea b. Eeut - bea in az
fhe innocence q his rosag dogisood -
never awcke RS ife sent Out 20 ga
The farmer f1Y selfish 9urE-11fa toc< ihe
f.rrs and h1tnlzreB forever whole .co.oEies
and fowus - these GrEt and cary -
tlsrs ~ this cagrtrT- They cane 70 or
knovrE wheu They were fhe ittie 1eiEn-
t-ers q the heGalo and were On god
ferns WITH the rztLe-s1azs ard prsirie
ezl Who saovs S9T raanT ce1i
Rad cone ard gone sine thfse httls f@i-
InvS frr+ tzlt thcir boss q the un-
SHADED pfzirie- ne So shore. fns rail
storm cane zr3 h-grtre,1s = uspos- had F
fe-eu counted o. ne U1f1toffo FaFaFf
s5-ca srss fhe iiff1s srzsTis daE bust rs
hr-s= ~ Rice c-aufy- y thr enEs BAR
besa barking a. ths ET-ass,i'-s - hItF
--uts~ffr fs@ urairfs 6cxE cerrrlriT h7Fe
-.-es s.artt-r s. Rice coaEfT fhoaes4t1
ssz-s goaEsr E1t az IRE tsrF - -
thoassnd yezTs has hes1 FEsft aTaf
a-sc even ~ haus<s - tase Industries /
Hrts. searws have h~ez isTs4s1 Wfth ~
xruur6 a-1 saaa fhs tr7r1. ri-lfi@ gFa.sie
1ox vni - carass.;y ~ - 1arns q Is
fathers