The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-30
Outlines OF Oklahoma

The Oklahoma City reunion viii make
the Las VEGAS fellows feel blue.
| Just al present every Oklahoma town
/ has az least two merry-gO-rouncs.
/ Callahan, il is said, IS still anxious 70
! get that nomination for congress
| LenBie Sears. the fast Ashland Wilkes
mare, viii pace at NeWkirk today against
Minnie c..
There are a good many notices Of far m
sa.es in the Strip. The farms bring
around $s.zo9.
a lot OF the bronchos broke loose al
Oklahoma City the other day and kicked
holes in the SKY.
II is announced that the antl-Saloon
league OF Oklahoma mas a secret serviee
"a corps of spies-who visit saloons.
Roosevelt Will reach Ponca City in the
evening next Monday. and viii make 4
speech Just as the sun goes down.
The Enid boys al Oklahoma City have
this printed on their badges: we are
proud OF Teddy and we hail from Enid. -
Ike Remington Of Kay county, tells
the Newkirk Journal that his wheat ran
tweny-siG and q third bushels 10 tie
acre.
In Kay county all the rival towns have
been more. than fair in advertising one
another's Fourth Of July and free homes
celebrations.
been urging people TO buy postage
stamps SO thai Ends total sales may
reach $1,000.
In the northern districts Of the United
States where the drouth prevails. literat-
ure on the Kiowa and Comanche country
is In great demand
II would be awful If the secretary Of
the interior in setting aside those $4,000
acres m the Kiowa- Comanche country,
would include the gold mines.
Gates, the man who is prosecuting
Jester and who was ''skeered" of the
guns at Shawnee, recently lost $4,000 n
one sitting at baccarat in Paris.
The Ponca City Courier says 10 the
voter: The band wagon is about 10
pass; get on il. It's the one which Isads
to peace, prosperity and lavish plenty"
This, 1 suppose" Teddy will say next
week as the train stops al the depot OF
Ponca City, lis the regular crowd at the
explain at once, the crowd is a litue
ligt today; almost everybody is out in
the harvest field working.
Judge Virgil Brown. in delivering
sermon at Nevkirk last Sunday, de-
claTed that TO be a musician one must
practice music, not only believe In Il,
and that a man must not only believe
in chastity, benevolence, hone sty, ceaah-
ness and forgiveness to be a Christian
but he must practice these.
Kingfisher Reformer: Local buyers are
paying from 50 to IS cents for wheat this
morning, according to quality. One firm
in the city had contracted about 1000
bushels at 90 cents per bushel before the
md Faxx 1af- hgF hoo
bought at IS cents since the raise. The
wheat being marketed is in fine condi-
ton.
Samuel Farmer of Kay county. New
kirk, once lived in Maine and years ago
while there conceived the idea of a
profitable railroad line in one section.
Another man took the idea, built the
railroad and got rich. Recently he wrote
to the Oklahoma man recitng the cir
cumstances and enclosing him $3.50 In the
way Of remembrance.
Enid Eagle: Rev. Buchanan, mis-
sionary to Japan, who has been In Enid
for the past three weeks, will leave next
Monday for Japan to resume his work.
He is accompanied by his wife and two
children. They made the trip here by
way of san Francisco, and Will return
by way Of Paris Mrs Buchanan is
daughter OF y. B. Crump.
Tom Ferguson Of Watonga. Is an adj
mirer Of Cy Leland. In his paper be
says: THE turning down OF Cy Leland
by the Republicans Of Kansas was
political blunder We predict that Lee
land will regain his prestige In the Sun
flower state. The combination against
him was composed Of a crowd OF fellows
who have never done anything TO build
up the party, but were jealous OF l.
lands prestige as a leader. They worked
the ring and boss racket until they
secured the temporary overthrow Of the
greatest leader that Kansas ever had
Those little incompetents who could not
manage or lead anything were sore on
Leland because he was successful. 1t
was envy-nothing more. II will not be
lasting There is not leader IN the
anti-Leland crowd"