The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-05
Outlines of Oklahoma

There are 10000 pounds Of cotton wait
ing in the bins at Ell Reno 10 be g.nned-
BRYAN treated Callahan when the latter
was in Wichita Ike Kiondike SNOWFALL.
The Rock Island is offering $50 for the
apprehension of those train robbers Oh the
daylight brand
The e. Reno Star says there Is an
opening for a capitalist in E. Reno VINO
will build houses 10 rent.
w Golf OF Ell Reno has broken into
the newspapers with an advertisement
claiming that beer is the national drink.
II will probably fall to the honor Of
Republican marshal to take Al Jennings.
Pat Maggie is 100 busy counting that sal
airy.
The Ell Reno wholesale grocery gave all
its outside customers in town ticket TO
the circus when il was IN e Reno last
week
One of the camels belonging TO Ringing
Brothers Died a, Guthrie last week II Is
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| Oberlander.
Oklahoma should have no fear OF war.
Major Rosenbaum is watching SPANS ev-
| cry movement, and Will club her the nrSt
move she makes.
| If the Popocrats OF Oklahoma in the fu-
ture want 10 be in it with William Jen-
| nings Bryan. they will nominate Alonzo
| A Byers for congressman.
John Peterson, the FL Reno Wichita
mountain gold hunter. has closed up his
I bakery ard will 30 into Greer county 10
| live in the shodow of the big hills.
The fellows who know Al. Jennings, say
| that if he has actually taken 10 the outlaw
! business, the authorities have the snaartest
man 10 handle ever in the business.
Brann, of the Iconoclast. who is about
! TO be driven out OF Texas, might remove
| 10 Oklahoma. \ man can say almost any
thing in Oklahoma and escape with MS
scalp intact.
The idea of yellow fever has led the Ok
laohma newspapers to start on cleaning
I'D campaign. There is no danger OF yell
low fever in Oklahoma. but il pays 10 be
clean all the time.
Is there anything in that report that Ma
jor Woodson has telegraphed the president
for troop 10 preserve peace during ar
Indian election soon TO be held? Wha
kind of an election does the Indian hold?
Mike Bolenti, a farmer on an Indian al
lotment Just west OF E. Reno, had th'
audac.ty the other day 10 resist an at
tachment, and he had 10 dig out OF Z
fine OF SO before ne could see daylight
! again.
Judge Strans has gone off 10 Washing
ton. Like Judge Hsiner he wears Prince
Albert coat but more than that he ha
a fine overcoat also and II is thought tina
Mckinley VIII throw Hainer down the Goa
hole when Strang arrives and drop int
the latter's arms in sheer JOY.
Oklahoma City Oklahoman: Yesterda!
Fred White Smith, of the Ranney-Altol
Mercantile company received a letter from
New Orleans. The letter was puncture'
with disinfecting needles, and the envelop
left at the postoffice attracted grea
deal OF attention. and was the cause o
) no little fear OF yellow jack.
Hardesty Herald: Last Mondey. Will
Tom Edwards was looking for a guard tina
dropped of his moving machine in IN
| first draw west OF town he found an oil
cavalry sabre which he brought 20 IN
, Herald Sfice. Later on Tom made anothe
J search and found two scabbards and an
other sabre. The last sword found wa
in the scabbard and rusted but very little
r butthe wooden part OF the handles on bot
sabres had long ago rotted on on on
of the swords ths letters PIX" are mark
ed in two places on the hand-guard. an
both have ~. 8. G.. ". s., 1854" stampe
on the blades near the hand-guards. Eigh
= or nine years ago FRANC Lentz found
, sabre and several soldier buttons in IN
: same ravine. Probably some OF Uncl
Sans men were killed by Indians at tina
! point years ago, or maybe the soldier
. got tired OF the clanking sabres and thre'
them away. The relics are at the Heral
office. The best one we'll have fixed. an
j use the sharp edge 10 carve watermelon
: and the fat side on the gluteoid muscle
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