The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-24
Outlines of Oklahoma

| All the country correspondents In the
Strip report wheat that Is unthreshei
yet.
| Next week ]. ]. Bo1es OF Perry goes
| over 10 Payne county TO make Repubn-
can speech es.
In one section of Texas, down near
Beaver county, all the ranchmen use
wide-tired wagons.
The CARRIER Sentinel says that Nen-s
audience al CARRIER consisted OF thirty
Republicans and fourteen fusionists.
When Flynn spoke at ParkIand last
week, in Payne county, the Mckinley
and Flynn club and brass band v enr
ONT a mile 10 meet him.
The Democratic candidates in Beaver
county at first decided to campaign The
country in a body. but changed their
minds and are now going at II in pairs
That allotting agent in the Comanche
country who stopped every few minutes
TO pray, must have charmed the Indians
It is wonder they didn't invite him TO
q ghost dance.
J. F. Laverty is after j. Y. Callahan
for Callahan's attacks on Flynn. Law
erty has the letters which show that
Callahan blamed the Democrats for de-
feating free homes.
Dark, mean contemplate hint by a
country correspondent in an Oklahoma
weekly: ut seems pity that our
neighbors can't keep from falling and
backing their eyes"
AT the end of last week Dennis Flynn
was played out physically and remained
in bed al Pond Greek all Sunday Flynn
worked for free homes for months. and
his rusting in the campaign following
has added a good many ears to his face
A man came into Hardesty the other
day with two mule teams and offered to
bet one team that Mckinley would be
elected, figuring that il Mckinley is
elected he VIII be able to fesd three
teams, and if Bryan is elected II will
make him rustic TO feed one.
The Gushing Herald breaks out this
way:
On election morn get out your horn, and
toot it with vim
Let not the fat and chunky horn out-do
the long and slim;
foot long, toot strong, it won't be wrong,
no matter what the din,
But make a noise among the boys for
Dennis Duty Flynn.
The CARRIER Sentinel tells Of a funny
Demo-pop primary in owens scho i
house, recently. The fusienists present
could not be persuaded, any of them, to
take nominations. Every mothers son
OF EN- declined. 1t was then agreed TO
nominate men who were not present,
and 2 pledge was taken that no ore
should divulge the nominees names until
they were printed on the ballot.
Ponca City Courier: The morning Of
November 7th the Democrats will be say
ing: well, 7 told our fellows TO steal
the Republican free homes thunder by In
dorsing Flynn. That was our FIRST blum
der But the biggest fool thing ever
perpetrated by a set of political fools
was allowing that block-head of a Bob
Neff to belittle the gratitude of our 3eo-
pie for free homes. a wooden Indian
cigar sign, with half the war paint wash
ed off, would have known better"
Saltwater Gazette: We heard a fellow
the other day say that he was against
Bobby Burns for probate judge because
he was so ugly. Well, ne is not a
beauty by any means, and It is not kelly
that he will compete for any prize on
dress parade. He is a veteran of the
civil war, however, and has many scars
which detract from his personal appear
ance, but they in no wise impair MS legal
ability nor his efficiency for the place
he occupies. Thousands of men have died
with lesser wounds than Judge Burns
has received.