The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-15
Outlines OF Oklahoma

| The cattle leases in the Kiowa country
expire March 1. 1901.
| That last rain was not entirely with
out its use. Tt saved the turnips.
Elmer White is the new devil in the
Newkirk Republican office. He viii not
be White long
| The Santa Fe took thirty cars Of ma
terial out OF Perkins for Galveston day
before yesterday.
| Oklahoma City sent a car load of -four
to Galveston yesterday. Nearly every
one in town contributed
Isenberg OF Enid says that some peo-
pie go to colleges from an egotistical
| idea of their intrinsic value
| The '-grafters" of various kinds seem
to have depafted from Oklahoma The
papers made it too hot for them
| The funeral of Captain Stiles at Ok
lahoma City was private, only trends
of the family and the family being pres
ent,
There seems to be a tendency TO
shorter school years in Oklahoma. The
Enid schools do not open until octo-
Der l.
At Oklahoma City the fusion Demo
cratic managers are finding it necessary
to get Democrats to come out in inter-
views saying they favor fusion.
| C. G. Jones of Oklahoma City viii
run for the legislature again. No city
or county has ever had in the legislature
a more valuable man than Jones.
| Enid Wave: The waterworks bitches
are very treacherous A horse stepping
in one is liable to step on the water
pipe, two feet below. and burst it,
| Jerre johnson of Newkirk thinks that
| If the saloon men would bar card play
ing and lewd pictures they would have
! less trouble with the anti-saloon leagus
! The Democratic committee in Kay
county will soon put out the claim that
ali the grooms Neff has married as pro-
hate judge in Kay county will vote for
him.
Farm lands in Oklahoma are chang
| ing hands rapidly. II is said that better
prices are secured for Oklahoma land
than for Kansas lands in the same vi
cinity.
| A band Of five thieves visited Ponca
City, Newkirk and Kildare last week and
loaded stolen goods in a wagon. The
wagon was overtaken at Chillocco and
! the goods recovered.
Here is an advertisement the like Of
which you do not often see in news
paper. 1t is from the Oklahoma City
Oklahoman: For saIe-One lady's rail
road ticket to Waterloo. Iowa. Address
box 5sS."
A bride and groom near Braman the
other day received a broom and the old
rhyme: This trifing gift from me ac-
cept; it's use I would commend; in sun
shine use the brushy part, in storms,
the other end"
Here is picture in public notice
which shows the self-confidence the av-
| erage American boy feels. This little
fellow may be a Jay Gould, Colts
| Huntington, John Jacob Aston, just
starting out At ell events he viii be
something, as any boy will be who has
courage enough to go out and tackle the
great, big, hard-handed world with an
old nag, guided with a rope-line: Ran
Away from Home.-James Oscar Wilson,
| II years of age, left home August q,
| 1900. Description; Feir complexion, blue
grey eyes, weight about 50 pounds, was
| barefooted, wore blue bib overalls, faded
plaid shirt, broad-brimmed straw hat,
bound with black calico. When last
| seen he was near Ashton, in Sumner
county, riding small bay horse, years
old; no saddle; piece Of line for rein.
| Any information leading TO the recovery
of the boy will be thankfully received
| by a distressed mother and father. Adj
| dress J. J. Wilson, Arkansas City. Kan.
or S. A. Daniels, Sheriff, Winfield, Kan"