The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-16
Outlines of Oklahoma,

Jerre johnson of Kildare says the whole
world is bilious for war.
One of the leading firms of Ardmore is
preparing to move TO Norman.
Walnut logs are being shipped out the
Seminole nation by the carload.
On the Republican side in Oklahoma it
is bad case of no one wanting to run
for congress
An Oklahoma paper says that it is not
necessary TO grease the toboggan to the
cycave before June l.
The Norman Transcript wants the egg
throwing case of Colonel Stiles cleared
up 1t would be a good idea
About fifty thousand dollars in bonds
will have been put up when all the al
legged Indian-burners have been arrested
Judge Burford and Judge Hainer are
now discovering just how many men have
been counting on those clerkships all
along.
The FL Reno Republican says that no
bartender can get job in Oklahoma City
at present unless he can mix Sapulpa
cocktail.
Down in Mexico a pair of high-heeled
boots cost SIG and revolver $25. And yet
Temple Houston is for the free coinage
of silver.
The Ell Reno Star thinks that any town
that can not show up a railroad charter
just a [ present might better remove It
self from the map.
Callahan has written no letter back TO
Oklahoma saying that if he doesn't pass
the free homes bill he does not want to
be returned to congress.
At Saltwater a farmer sued another far
mer for bringing hog cholera into the
neighborhood. The jury heard the request
for damages and said Nit
The other day at Okarche the middle
of street caved in. AS Okarche is the
town without a saloon it now becomes
holey in addition to being holy.
The contractors will put 5000 men TO
work on the Sapulpa extension. They may
have a hard time getting them. Railroad
building is harder than cotton picking.
The Oklahoma City Globe says that the
action of the court in the present lola
case almost equals the conduct of for
mer judge of that district in Oklahoma
Even McMaster of Oklahoma City feels
good over the fact that the big rain fell
in Oklahoma when Flynn was absent.
Callahan wasn't there, either. II is al
be an issue in the next campaign.
The Indian as a boomer. From the
Carlyle, (Pa.) Constitution: Mr.. Lon
OHornett, former Carlyle boy, but now
prosperous farmer near Ponca City, Ok
lahoma, has been here for a few weeks
visiting his parents and old-time asso-
ciates. Saturday evening he called at our
Office and handed US a souvenir IN the
shape of a book of IS pages gotten up
by the Board of Trade of Ponca City. The
work is illustrated with fine residences.
business houses and portraits of the lead
ing citizens and descriptive of that city
and adjacent country.
Kildare Journal: 1t is interesting TO live
in Oklahoma, for here we have future
with rainbow promises and DO not live
so much in the glories of the past, like
the people of older communities, where
the present and future are the ashes of
burnd out fires; and with our beauti-
full climate and splendid soil the condi-
tions of life are much easier than most
people imagine. An Irishman who Wis
tied Annapolis. Md. and was asked what
he thought of the place, replied: It's fin
ished, bedad." This can not be said OF
any town in Oklahoma, for here all is
problematical and each city an experiment
We have the beginnings of towns and are
constantly wondering whether they will
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