The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-28
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

If the Wichita EAGLE. as is charged
| agreed to favor Oklahoma City as against
| Guthrie and the other towns in the terri
| tory, in consideration of certain county
/ book work, etc. it is in small and damag-
! ing business. The rest of the territory has
| some patronage to bestow where it be
! longs.-Guthrie Capital.
! II the esteemed Capital will permit the
/ EAGLE will suggest that the greatest draw
/ back to nearly all of the otherwise bright.
| progressive and enterprising towns in
| Oklahoma is their inordinate jealousy of
/ each other Everybody knows. who will
stop to think a moment that the EAGLE
cannot afford to exhibit any partiality for
or favoritism towards one town rs against
any other. The EAGLE is pleased 10 mum
Der its friends and patrons by the score in
every town in the Beautiful
Land and it is always more
than willing to give each liberal show in
these columns. The only protest the
EAGLE has to make in this connection is
that localities that have not enterprise
enough to prepare and send it frequently a
brief resume Of matters and points Of in
terest pertaining to each. have no
right to complain of those that do or Of
the EAGLE for publishing them. Mean
time the EAGLE will continue TO give the
citizens Of Oklahoma territory the latest
news, general and as pertaining 10 that
locality, several hours in advance Of any
other medium.-ED. EAGLE
The women of Britton have organized
w. &. T. l.
The X of p installed their officers at
Edmond Monday evening.
Marshal Lurty has appointed Robert
Gdlbreath deputy at Edmond
Oklahoma is soon to be written up for a
syndicate OF Iiiionis newspapers
A rich quarry Of fine white stone has |
been found near Oklahoma City.
Secretary Martin is already counting on |
the furnishing Of the government offices
Two men south Of Oklahoma City abso- !
lutely refused to give their names to the l
census enuneratOr.
Guthrie expects to see the first legi-Ia- |
latUre under the shelter OF the new capitol i
building before the first snow flies
The Guthrie Capital says it is now def /
nitely known that OklahOma~ population /
viii fall but small number snort Of 6u,OJ0 /
The fight between Guthrie and Okla I
hOma City. IL can be said has fairly be I
gun. II had 10 come, and the present Is As 4
good a. any time.
At the request of Governor steele. Rev 4
Iemuel Jones. Of Guthrie, will deliver the /
Fourth Of July Grafton AZ Yates, seven 1
miles east Of Orlando.
some Of the merchants in Oklahoma who /
do not see the profit Of advertising would 4
never have been in Oklahoma II % hadn't /
been for advertising.
The Kingisher New World thinks IL - /
folly 70 talk Of the Republican majority il .
II Do Of -
tauut the Democrats that Way.
Article Of incorporation have been fled
with the secretary Of the territory by
number u citizens Of Guthrie who propose
10 build g toll bridge across the Ciuarron
river.
Secretary Noble has assigned tie town
site boards ~ follows: BIard NO. J ~
Guthrie. board No ~ Oklahoma City,
board No. 3 az Kiugii-her, and board No.
al Norman.
The Oklahoma City Time SAYS pleasant
II. III The Guthrie papers tell the truth /
Governor steele must have appointed All
mean. INDECENT and incompetent men On
the census board
The Farmers Alliance will meet Al Ok
lshaTua City AuZu-t "A - nominate 3 can
lidate fgr delegate % coug-e-s- 7 b Okla
houa Farmers. Alliance can not be &c
cused Of not getting move on il
AWAY up "a The norm o. Datatofna the
farmers plosg their com and away down
IN the southern poTr i0n they are eE0pping
ont their cotton. II you wish - move -
Oklahoma you pays your money aud yog
take your choice
Guthrie vii have new paper which
will be established abolt JuiY J. II a5li
~ called the Oklahoma Farm Journal atd
Lave stock Exponent The name = Ty-l
man Naugle viii appear - the hs3m lie
Is an old newspaper man AID halls from
we~teru Kansas
For the past ten OF twelve days q eon-
tIunuu- stream * srulZrsnt wagons have
been pouring through town, bound Cor
Oklahoma aud p0s2ts near the IuGian
territory. The movers haFetA IMPRESSION
tLaE q large Dady - fine Land. xlll son. -
opeued for -ettiernszlz ard they proTsse 2,
b. On hand among tde ur~t - sseuze
c.ai1as. - Parsons JoGrElaL
Oklahozns Journal. In Oklahoma RITA
toes grow upon the vine a. seli a. Under
ground Tbs fsct WIS s11sss.artls,s-a ves-
Jencay D sample seut Ia by Lrs Dr.
Davis, - Reno hFouue raEsed Of hsr iotA
Ia south Oklahoma Z ke vine BESIDES
having NUMBER q fne po;afoe. on ghe
rO0ts spo-ted q hall 3 do1eg small p0t&.ass