The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-25
Outlines of Oklahoma,

Some days the receipts Of the Rock Is
land at Enid run up TO 400.
What does the phrase mean when men
grasp hands: Put Ter there for ninety
days?''
At North Enid one man who is in favor
of war is already busily engaged mould
ing bullets.
There are several fields OF cotton in
Garfield county still standing. They viii
not be picked.
In an account Of local minstrel show
at FL Reno the interlocutor appeared in
the local newspaper as incubator"
1t is to be hoped that the trouble in
political and court circles in Blaine county
will be settled without resorting 10 clubs.
Sheriff Bishop of Garfield county is get
ting a four ace reputation and all the
card players in Enid are fighting shy of
him.
The Ell Reno Star says that Indians are
as fastidious in the fit of a. blanket as a
young man is in the TT OF $50 suit Of
| clothes.
Governor Barnes ought to be home to
enjoy hearing Hainer and Burford tell
the applicants that they will take it un-
der consideration.
After profound thought the Enid Sun
says that Oklahoma City is better town
today than she viii be when she gets the
Sapulpa- Why so?
The Enid Sun doesn't think the Maine
explosion was an accident and the editor
is sharpening his ak and will shoulder it
at word from the government.
In the interest of harmony the success
full candidate for the clerkships in the
Perry district might divide his salary
among the other fifteen applicants.
| The awful news comes from the Still
water college that a young man there has
fallen in love with the skeleton of a girl
which is kept in the museum of the insti-
tuition.
| Governor Barnes will be home this week.
The governor has habit that every Okla
bona man should imitate-that is the
practice of booming Oklahoma when he is
in the east.
| Chandler has sworn eternal vengeance
against Guthrie. The claim is now made
| that as soon as the depot is erected there,
! Guthrie will Try TO name the railroad
! ticket agent.
| The Oklahoman says that free homes
should be part of the battlecry in 1898.
That would indicate that the Oklahoman
doesn't think the bill will pass at this ses-
/ sion OF congress-.
Oklahoma City Times-Journal: When a
man begins, Il believe that when they
raise the Maine they'll find" and you an
/ ticipate his statement by saying, That
/ the hole bulges in he opens his eyes in
establishment and wonders how you could
read his thoughts.
Enid Wave: He had just kissed her good
night, and left her at her door after
pleasant stroll in the cleaning. When he
/ had walked half way down the block he
heard her voice behind him wildly calling:
/ Charley! Charley! Oh, Charley Good
heavens! What can be the trouble" he
asked himself Thoughts of burglars. as
sassins and all kinds of horrible calamities
rushed through his brain. Perhaps she had
! forgotten her latch key. He took several
steps back to meet her, and paused as she
| cried breathlessly, "Oh-o-o-h-Charley,
take another-kiss me again" How the
dear girl must love me. when she finds it
so hard to part with me. My darling"
| 'Oh Charley, kiss me again. Don't you
know you kissed me just thirteen times
and I would not get a wink of sleep to-
night thinking about the unlucky number;
I'm glad I caught you in time" And she
wondered why his kiss was so Indifferent
as she walked back.