The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-15
Outlines of Oklahoma

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Colonel Blackwell raised his rent on one
| Mace the other day from SO month TO
| $40.
| T1ouqlass. the man who killed Editor
lanes of Ardmore, will be put on trial
| this week.
| There are indications Of town hsht pc
/ tween Stroud and Chandler, both towns
being on the Sapuipa extension.
| The watonga people say there VIII De
| no county seat contest between Watonga
and Geary, the new Choctaw town
| Policeman G. w jackson. the officer
who was shot in a street fight In Okla
homa City some weeks ago, IS dead.
| A new paper has been started at Still
water which is for socialism and serves
notice on Bryan that he is not in Il.
The probabilities are that Mckinley has
o,ean forgotten that there are ye' I"o
indees to be appointed in Oklahoma
| Al Fort Reno no passes are given 10 soi-
! 80. i,,S+ az present The commanders
Etava received no orders from "aSLiii49
ton. .-;sA
rba EDITOR of the Perry Enterprise
.1ang with thousands of others. reaos inc
MARKETS to tell whether war Is near u
close. ao-
1r,on the whole, Mckinley has a harder
80 bandIing the war situation tnah ne
ala in selecting A marshal for OKial0Hi@
and that is saying a good dead
7bare are about 2oe,OOe acres Of wheat IN
Eav county and the prospects are better
than they were last year, when the o0N11
~ raised 4. 900, 900 bushels OF wheat
,rbere are a lot of men in the strip
,-1,o 1--we in Oklahoma one year, IN kan,
cas- the next, in Oklahoma the next "iiAA
so on. OF course they Will che pOol'
A disease. something like measles anu
something like scarlet teVer' Is III -
arn kansas and Oklahoma The ooctotS
81" 800 what to make of it. 1t IS
not serious.
r.. Perry Sumner Bell actually thinks
T-ni+a5 states should watch its Mex
800, border in apprehension of an INVASION
fror, the Spaniards OF the republic OF NE
eagle and the snake.
In the examination of graduates OF as
+rict schools for grading emitting them 10
admission TO high schools held IN AdIci'
last. Logan county made the pest SHOW
ing A great number Of those taxing the
examination failed.
) Henry Gablebower Of saltwater mas
farm consisting of two acres Arouho the
edge is his orchard. Within are straw
berries. blackberries and garden truck
Last year he sold 800 worth OF olaekDer-
ries alone He is making money.
Several members of the militia company
! AT Oklahoma City are circulating peu-
ton asking Governor Barnes 10 elsoa-iu
the comnany. With a war with Spain in
nroenect Governor Barnes will do moth
ing of the kind.
Perry Enterprise: There's something the
matter with the coal oil sold IN Perry.
, IT'S inferior oil sold at first grade prices
II smokes and smells very badly. It's
fumes are noticeable all over the house.
Somebody is bilking the people This must
be remedied. We call the special ana I'M
mediate attention Of Territorial Coal On
INSPECTOR Amos Ewing, TO this matter; II
. needs inspection The hole bulGes IN pad
Iy. We want to ask Amos when he taxes
| a. look at it and gets Whit Of It's rancid
| odor: Amos. what seest thou! II VIII
: be something more than plum line.
James Kirkwood has issued the follow
Ing call at Newkirk: I'm pursuance with
instructions of the convention that met al
Enid April Z, 1897, this call is issued for
a convention to meet at Newkirk, o, t.
on Wednesday, May 4, 1893, at O'Clock p
M, for the purpose of electing ofncers
, for the ensuing year and to transact any
business that may come before the con-
vention. All Free Homes League mem
= berS ana otnerS Interested III liz hOihSN
are requested to meet at the court mouse
in their counties on Saturday, April 80. sS
: at l O'Clock p. m, and elect seven dele
gates to the convention at Newkirk the
| following Wednesday. Only through unit
ed effort on the part Of settlers OF Okla-
homa and other states can we hope tol
ultimate success; we therefore request
claim-holders to spare one day and attene
r their conventions and help elect as dele
e gates men who will stand by their inter
n