The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-23
Outlines of Oklahoma

| The Enid Wave thought that meteor Eel,
| in the Cherokee Strip.
| Good domestic calves out at Alva are
selling al sixteen dollars a head.
A Chandler baby. born during the tor
| rado last spring. has been named Cyclic
MIA.
Lots of people all over the Cherokee
Strip saw the meteor. II appeared 10 the
north of them and not overhead as it did
| at Wichita.
| he Guthrie Leader wants s 600 for Job.
The territorial auditor says II Is worth on
| ly 2.oc0. What does the territorial auditor
know about printing?
The Alva Pioneer has taken issue with
| the Free Mefhcdists there The Pioneer
| claims that the Bible nowhere licenses wo-
nsn TO jump Up ard down and grezn.
| Lewis Hornbeck of Minco is mad because
| the allott,ng agents have quit I. IS doubt
| full IL Lewis Hornbeck VII ever get on
| terms Of friendship with the government
| al Washington.
Seymour rice knows that he is polit.-
| cally crunched to death and must get down
/ 10 work. II takes a good head 20 deter
| mine that much in politics.
Lincoln Mckinley has got an appointment
at last-delegate 10 the Trans-Miss.ss:ppi
| congress at Salt Lake CITY. 1t doesn', pay
| anything-no. not even glass of weak
| soda water.
Men from outside the territory win get
all the Indian agency snaps That is why
Bill Walker Is not aiming for the luscious
salary attached TO the Usage Indian agen-
/ cy, any more.
Mckinley personally proposed the mar
shalsh.p to Flynn. But Flynn said may"
| and since then Mckinley has had no use
for him. Mckinley likes to meet men who
| will compromise with him.
Brown Of Oklahoma City still wants to
get into the postoffice. To any man less
t:reiess than Brown the postoffice would
have been N China, so far as reaching IL
was concerned, by the time.
Jenkins was afraid that il he gave up
the secretaryship for a place in the Perry
| land office after a while he would be CIV
ing up the Perry land Office for the position
of delivery clerk at Newkirk.
The Alva Pioneer says ttat any man
no did Tot vote for Bryan las; yer Is no.
"A Democrat What are all those people
" no voted for Callahan in Oklahoma
Tney didn't vote for Bryan.
Jenkins certainly had a hard time. 4:
vas bad enough 20 retire from the race
for governor and accept the secretaryship.
but it was cruel when Mckinley asked
him to give up that for place in the Perry
land Office.
Fred Goodrich Of Oklahoma City stole a
march on the boys certainly. He got
fine job without saying 90 TO anybody.
overnor Barnes IS r.ghteously put out about
IT, If he IS 10 be governor Of Oklahoma he
should be consulted.
Tie Pawnee dispatch has put up a plat
form of its own which demands. among
other things, the repeal Of all laws favora-
bic to trusts. The Dispatch better let pr
vate platforms alone. Frank Greer haG
some experience along that line.
End Wave: The leaden years dragged
their weary length along and at last he
has come back to claim her.
Your troth.'' he urged.
She smiled sadly.
I'm not such a little goose as was
then she faltered.
"Ah, yesv'
Were II not that love Is blind and did
not the stripes in her dress run up and
down. he must have seen at once that
she weighed some fifty-seven pounds more
than when they first met and loved.
Mr. Redwine Of Pawnee is out in an an
nouncement telling his troubles. He Is a
silver man and because the Pawnee Dis
patch (then Republican, began to be gold
standard paper. he quit it and subscribed
for the Pawnee Democrat Chen Demo-
oratic) which was for free silver. hmm
d;ately both papers changed hands, the
Dispatch becoming Democratic and free
s;iverr and the Democrat Republican and
gold standard. And then the editor Of the
Dispatch came out and roasted Mr.. Red
wine for leaving the paper Dispatch just
when it began TO stand by the poor peo.