The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-04
Outlines of Oklahoma.


poet at Enid has the audacity to make
Oklahoma rhyme with Jonah.
There are now 81 G.. a R. posts il Ok
lahoma with membership OF l.SoO
The government has net issued map OF
Oklahoma since 1884. A new map Is badly
needed.
Bill Knipe has opened up his Perkins
bridge and now viii have time to run for
something.
The Choctaw and the Santa Fe are fight
ing about the opening Of street al Ok
lahoma City.
The heavens are well represented in Ok
Iahoma journalism. There is one World,
a Sun, and two Stars
All carpet-baggers should follow Judge
LouderPlilk's example al FL Reno-buy
real estate to refute the charge.
A Garfield county farmer has already
come in TO Enid and mortgaged his new
buggy in order to pay his taxes
Professor HalIeck has been heard from.
He is in North Galveston. Texas, His
name appears among the guests at big
party.
At the meeting of the Tuesday After
noon club at Perry in March. Mrs. Hous-
ton Will read a life of William Allen
White.
All the candidates for the saltwater
postofice have signed an agreement to
leave the selection TO the county central
committee.
ID. c. Lewis of Oklahoma City has re-
ceied a letter from Clyde Mattox in which
Mattox assures Lewis he will take his
good advice.
one man in Oklahoma who has walked
- Tf1.aT saf-
low who has been exhibiting freak that
is half alligator, half man.
Oklahoma City Times-Journal: Don't
run property too high You'll keep out
the legitimate enterprises which are nee
essary TO a citys existence, if you do.
The Oklahoma City Times-JournaI has 4
lot of courage. 1t takes hand in the
fight between the Choctaw and the San
ia Fe over a street crossing in that ely.
A society at Saltwater known as
"Pi downing" held meeting the other day
and the Oklahoma State. the new daily,
gave it four column, nonpareil write
up.
Two doctors at Purcell are having q
row, and one says of the other: a man
who spells collie with an "h" may cure
the disease, but he certainly never had
it."
Jesse Slower, VINO escaped from the q
Reno Jail, has been killed in Woodward
county. This will make Bert AtctiSon,
who escaped with him, feel comfortable
| if he hears 1t.
| That Indiana man named Olson who
wants an associate judgeship in Okla
| homa, should be notified that his COM
| ing to Oklahoma at this time Of famine
would he dangerous
Marshal Thompson should turn his
forces loose on the slayers of Postmaster
Rhine and never call them in until they
have secured their men. The murder OF
! the postmaster was unusually brutal.
| Enid Wave: General Kosenbrom has is
sued a long list of hurricane deck orders
| to the army of the Cimarron which in
! dicates that marching may be expected
| soon, as eggs, the ammunition used BY
! the troops, are becoming much cheaper
Guthrie Leader: c. E. Perry, OF z
Reno, has received a patent for an ar
| terry clamp OF his own invention, which
| will not only make MIN rich, but will also
be a boon to the surgical world and &c
all who must undergo surgical opera
! tions.
! Ponca City Courier: The Klondike club
composed entirely of young unmarried
men of this city, is bound TO furnish lis
| members as they marry, handsome
| piece of furniture. They will soon have
a contract on their hands. There is bus
| mess in store for some furniture dealer.