The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-24
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Why doesn't Guthries new paper APP
pear?
Now the elected men will begin to think
| of reelection.
The Guthrie News wants the town to
| have water works system.
There has been so much speech making.
| 1t will be concentrated now.
| Payne is to have a literary. Count on
1t, Bee Guthrey will be on hand.
Purcell is building a large Touring mill,
| with capacity of 200 barrels per day.
Are you satisfied If you are not, you
| had better be. 1t Will make life easier.
Whatever became of the Saltwater
Standard? Maybe the Gazette can tell
| 1t is said that the town of Frisco beat
Mitchell at the first for delegate at large.
! The opening chapter of the new history
of Oklahoma is from Alilt Reynolds pen.
1t goes down on the political statistics
that the majority of Bohemians are Demo
| Gratis.
Bill Hackney has returned Of course
| he don't like Boston as we'll as he does
! Guthrie
1t is supposed that Mr. p 5. NagIe's
initials stand for post script" that Is,
see you later.
Whowill buy the first bale of Oklahoma
cOttOn2 1t should be preserved d. It his
tOrical souvenir
The editor of the Oklahoma City Jour
nal used to live in No Mans Land. He is
no stranger to the land
Some of the people in Oklahoma will eat
turnip tops before they accept one cent OF
aid from the government.
Who is the best looking man in the leg
] I.la 4 ha of hFT mil
know that by next Sunday.
The Guthrie papers deny that there was
a lynching there. Nobody ever hung in
Guthrie-not even jury.
Guthrie News: McEIHinney has more
two-story letters on his name than any
other man in Ok-La-Ho-Na.
John \. Wimberley Republican from
Canadian county. i said TO be the young
est member of the lower house.
The Oklahoma state journal Of Guthrie.
is fighting Governor Steele it also adj
YiSes the farmers to SOW late turnps
The Guthrie hotel keeper who is the most
reasonable in his charges will catch the
most patrons from among the legislators.
Next Sunday this time. lots of the fel-
lows who are in church today, Will be
cleaning their guns for d hunt the next
day.
The Guthrie Capital says its exchanges
copy its articles without giving credit
But the Capital doesn't allow itself to get
mad about compliment like that
Fort Reno is TO be the largest military
fort in the southwest. Twelve comDauie,
VIII be quartercd there as soon as the
necessary buildings can be erected
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Frisco was struck with a Methodist
camp-meetluS Friday and election Satur-
day-sOrt o doVetaiied the TWO, you see 50
rs not to have the excitement come in
jerks.
BY saturating bullets with vaseIiug they
may De ea9!I! Ecu ~ .'is'. c.lI7e RON Ihe
iIte 20 W "a u ColI71
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saltwater Gazette.-ihel Indians brought
in two loads OF wheat last Monday Wheat
j. a curiosity IN this country. a. yet, though
"a large an acreage a. possible should be
Sown this fall a. IL viii bring an earlier
cash return than any other crop.
For q yveal- or r-,o tbs. paa,..r river t,s
been but bed Of gIi-reuing sand. but yes
terday morning our people were SURPRISED
10 find Ii running nearly bauk full iudI-
eating heavy rains up the river and on the
tributaries saws the Beaver Advocate.
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