The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-03
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.
Where are the demagogues2

Where are the demagogues?
Payne wants a blacksmith shop.
Tuesday is a great day for Oklahoma.
Lexington has $50 people and twelve sa
looms.
The next thing Norman wants is an ar
tesian well.
Somebody is going to get left. That is
an awful fact.
1t ought to be a recommendation 20 a
candidate to be seen in church to-day.
Some of the fellows feel so good over the
situation that they would like 10 vote for
everybody.
The watermelon of Oklahoma is all
right. 1t cracks fully three inches ahead
of the knife.
The best way to clear a town of dogs,
they say in Oklahoma, is TO let an Indian
band go through it.
This political race is going 10 be a great
success, if the god of rains will only wet
the track down little
Frisco thinks it has discovered mean
man in the corporate limits and is rushing
the calabOose to completion.
The authorities should see that Oklaho-
mas first general election goes off without
anything of a tragical nature.
A farmer living twelve miles south of
Oklahoma City has 100 acres of corn that
will yield fifty bushels per acre.
Beaver, the Seventh county had its sec
ond marriage last Saturday. Beaver is evi-
IDENTIFY getting ready for the next census.
lhe Republicans of the Seventh county
passed a resolution complimenting the
wisdom, firmness and ability evinced by
Governor Steele.
Two counties in Oklahoma want to be
called Logan" By the way isn't Jim
Blaine going to come into this county
nomenclature deal!
More appointments were made in the
GOVERNOR office this last week than at any
similar length of time since the first great
rush for positions.
We don't like TO appear unacceptable,
but hurry home you Oklahoma folks visit
ing in Kansas. They need your vote down
there next Tuesday.
The postofice at Union City has been
moved to a different location in the town.
The funny part about it is that it didn't
preclpltate rumpus.
The Noble Democrat says that Noble is
awfully dead Oh. but how the wool
would fly if anybody ont of that town had
said the same thing!
If Milt Reynolds gets to he assembly
man we would ike 10 know who is going
TO eXhOrt the people of Oklahoma 70 pillow
fire guard" this winter
There l. some who have Jared harder
than any one else in Oklahoma this sum-
mer The fellows who depend on the sale
of Anthracite coal for living.
The Norman Transcript rises 10 remark
that Oklahoma territory is holding its
own with many Of the states in spite Of
the drawbacks II has to contend with.
The mean Oklahoma man throws his
watermelon rinds into his neiRhbOr's alley
and then gets the paper 10 clean out people
for throwing their trash in he alleys.
The cold shiyers will be common among
the candidates in Oklahoma, Tuesday
night while the ballots are being counted
that the ice companies can take Il holiday.
The two men who were 20 seriously shot
AZ Mustang. are still living hut both may
die The name Of the American IL Sawyer
and not Shr0yer. a. given ia the account a
few days ago.
Tuesday is the time 70 remember the
OF = good gOvernmept-"g good
men BE sure your man j. good man.
cast your vote for him and then 20 and
get some other fellows 70 cast their votes
for him.
The right Of suffrage f. really first Pre-
zeuted. Il you vote II indentlfies yOu with
Oklahoma Oklahoma T. your home
uOresO than the one whence you came. II
ought 70 be considered a great privilege 70 |
b. counted citizen q Oklahoma
The doctrine by the Mulhall Monitor.
The acts of the first legislature viii r.
main for an untold length of time "a mon
3ueats Of credit or dgzgraEs - our fair /
territory Then let Us elect men who Will |
make laws that We viii be proud Of
These are busy times, not only Tor the |
men 81 Oklahoma but also the women. |
A. night they have 70 stay up and |
wait for the men folks 20 get |
nome from the political meetings aud ia y
be DAY time they have 70 keep the chill
ireu from eating into the green line Of the
yaSsrHneIon rind.
colony Of PrrsbYteriauz and adbereats Z
4 that faith hss been organized whose ob-
&C: = y % secure q settlement within the {
indian Territory AZ hear together a. possi-
'le. that Ia their ueE home they may b.
uaDled speedily 70 enjoy the benefit q
kuTcbsS, Cbools and cultured soc5efy All
're%0ytsrlALs and moral adheTents 81 that
aIth are eligible 70 neubeEskIp IL tEls
Yzau!zzti01- Three hundred aud Fifty
ave already enrolled their Names a. mem
~ The colony kAs irs eye Ga tie CnsrO-
- strip AID ia future opening
The COMMITTEES appointed b. the school,
-AcAsFs 70 formulate sch0oi system for
70 r. presented 20 the ksslslz-
are. have been N session for four 6ays ~
dmoud. oat will finish thrir lAbSgz IN
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