The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-11
Outlines Of Oklahoma

A stalk OF cotton just brought into z
Reno contains q large bolls.
The wedding invitations OF NJ. Beiknar
| and Miss Meta Steele are out
A little child three years old. living six
miles south of David. continually chews
| plug tobacco.
| Some man with good remedy for hay
| fever can secure a pos,office by calling OF
| Governor Barnes at once.
B. T. Hainer of Guthrie has gone TO
| Washington in a new Prince Albert coat
| and smile OF confidence.
| Bill Grimes and Governor Seay are en-
| gagged IN warm contest 10 see which
| one can keep silent the longer.
| Attorney General Harper Cunningham is
! wearing a new plug hat whose shine pen
etrates brick wall like an Y ray.
The military companies al Medford and
| Perry are not equipped with arms and
| Japan is getting saucer every day.
Gus Morwitz or Kingfisher county, of
| OF fifteen acres OF very rough ground.
threshed 800 bushels of White Russian
~ats-
A man who once attempted to read
Longfeilows Hiawatha 10 an educated
Cherokee Indian. said that the Indian went
TO sleep about the fourteenth line.
Every one, not lawyer, in Oklahoma
was under the impression that the supreme
courts decision against the board OF equal
ization would prevent high taxes. If it
does not, what was it made for?
The military company at e. Reno viii be
disbanded. The authorities believe that
Jake Schweizer affords the town all the
protection it needs from Major Woodson's
red pets.
In the next congress ex-governor Steele
VIII be one OF the big leaders. Oklahoma
viii not be entirely without representation
in congress.
motion for new trial in the equal,za-
ton case has been made and until it Is
passed upon county officers have been ad-
v.sed by Attorney General Cunningham 10
ignore the supreme courts decision.
The story that Flynn has promised 10
quit fighting Barnes il Judge Strans is
made chief justice, would be more cred,bl
if any one could ever force the concession
cut of Dennis that he is fighting Barnes.
The Kingfsher Reformer says that the
American people demand a prosperity that
does not depend on the adversely OF the
balance of the world. oh. yes! The Popu-
lists al over the land are weeping over the
adversely Of the balance of the world.
An Oklahoma groceryman has followed a
dollar for few weeks The farmer got it
from a grain-buyer three weeks ago for
wheat. The farmer gave Il 10 the lumber
man. The lumberman sent il into head
quarters. Headquarters sent il back 10
the agen. as salary. The agent was saving
some money and deposited 1t in The bank.
a man who wanted TO build a house Dor
rowed it of the bank and gave it 10 con-
tractor, who deposited il in the bank,
where a man who was painting MS house
borrowed ii 10 pay 10 a painter, who lost
il a poker 10 gambler who came TO the
eroceryman and bought groceries.
Manchester Journal: Little Wayne Sim
mons. who swallowed I've in March last,
has taken another back-set. II would SIM
ply be mere gueSs-work to state what the
result may be. For ten days his throat
seems To have closed tighter and tighter,
and he has lost all signs OF his former ap-
petite. and is gradually losing strength.
He appears to be somewhat bilious, and II
petite. He has not swallowed a pint OF
milk in a week-nOthiIg but a little tea,
water and smah particles OF candy. For
several days DR.. Saffold has been probing
Wayne's throat, gradually going a little
deeper each time, but has not quite reach
ed the stomach yet. We do not see how
the little fellow can possibly recover, but
his vitality is so great. having already suf- |
fered many deaths, time alone viii tell the /
tale