The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-24
Outlines of Oklahoma.

The Democrats. the Populsts IN Okla
homa win find, are out for the jobs this
year.
A H. Boles of Perry is against Office
holders going TO the Philadelphia con-
yention.
The merry-go-rounds are ar work in
Oklahoma, taking in the nickels right
and left.
Jacob Admire handed warm thing
| with creole dressing 70 Harry Thompson
again, last week
That new town of Glencoe. midway be-
tween Saltwater and Pawnee. is going
to make considerable of place
Isenberg of Enid is lighting the slot
machines. He doesn't believe a man gets
cents worth OF anticipation out OF one
of them.
The people along the Oklahoma and
Eastern have been assured that mail ser
vice will be instituted on that line in a
few days.
Coonskin. Sac and Fox. has recov-
cred from the measles only TO find that
during his sickness his nth wife de-
serted him.
AT recent meeting OF the Usage. coun-
| Gil Observation-Disclosures made a long
| winded speech. We don't see how he
! could help it.
There is a lively scrap on for the Usage
| agency. Aitchner of Oklahoma City is
said to have the Endorsement OF Indian
Commissioner Jones.
"Veritas,' PRO Bono Publico" and
Taxpayer have a rival in Oklahoma.
He is a kicker who signs his communi-
cation to the local paper as IL \. Dig
nant."
A rainbow was seen last Sunday night
! at Perkins. II was half past ten O'Clock
in the evening, the moon was shining
brightly and the rainbow was unusually
distinct
Dick shanafelt of Perry, a Rough Ri
der who served in Cuba, has the war
| thrill in his veins and can't sleep II OF.
He viii enlist this week and go to the
Philippines.
A whole lot Of the men who say now
that it is impossible TO pass free homes.
will, as soon as it passes. go around de-
claring that it would have gone through
by itself, anyhow, as everybody was
for it.
A man living near stiIlwen was last
| week grabbed by his neighbors ard
brought into town for being insane.
But they failed to prove 1t on him, and
! how glorious must be the feeling in that
neighborhood now.
A Democrat at Perry says that if free
homes becomes q law the fusionists VIII
not elect as much as a constable in Okla
homa this fall. But they will. The OPP
position viii get out and claim that free
homes was non-partisan measure.
Shawnee Democrat on the candidate:
! He kissed the babe and rubbed the
heads of Sam and Bill and Sue; he swore
the twins were beautiful and wished he
had two. But that don't count. He ask
ed about the corn bread which he vainly
| tried TO chaw, and forthwith begged for
the recipe-of course that tickled ma.
| But that don't count. But just before
he left, he stopped and winked and
closed up his jaw, and slipped out be-
hind the barn and took a drink with pa
and that's what counts"
Cheyenne Sunbeam: While taking Miss
Stratton to her home on White Shield.
last Sunday, DIR. John Standifer met with
quite a serious adventure. The heavy
rains had washed OUT the crossing on
Beaver Dam and when the doctor drove
in the buggy disappeared in some ten
feet of water. The doctor grabbed for
| Miss Stratton and jumped on the bank.
| Here he discovered that he had the young
| lady's cloak, but she was missing. Jump
| ing into the water again the doctor was
! lucky enough to find his charge, and TAX
| ing her by the hair carried her out. BY
| this time one of the horses had broken
loose from the buggy and had reached
! the bank, but the other horse was
! drowned. The buggy was recovered fur
/ ther down the creek IN a very dilapidated
condition.