The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-03
Outlines Of Oklahoma


There were registered At Perry Tuesday
night a total OF SIS citizens
All The politicians say that a fun vote
win De cut in Oklahoma this year
One Of the campaign cries in Kay
county Is Flynn and Statehood. or n #
ard Nothing"
Frank 2IcMaster is standing on ,hs
neck OF the fusion Democrats down at
Oklahoma City.
The football editor Of the Ponca City
Courier calls upon the voters 10 rally
on the Center.
One Of the incest men IN the territory
and the cleasantesc is named Gum. He
never chews The rag
In the county commissioner fights ia
most places the country bridge IS held
up as q horrible example.
In spite OF Judge Buriords opinion
about registration, most people went
right ahead and registered.
The fellows VINO mink that Nsn has
2 chance Of carrying Oklahoma county
do not know what IS going en-.
With the rest OF the country Okiahpma
has had prosperity bus Ok ahoma ha3
what the rest OF the country did not
have. a gift OF sl5,00904 beside
at Perry an advertiser is already sym
and recommending fer his dIsappoint-
ment a certain brand OF heating stove.
At one Of Nens recent meetings. a man
in the audience yelled. What about
Barnes?" 1t is said that Nen then turn
ed loose and skinned Barnes good and
hard.
Many Of the PopuIlsts Of Oklahoma
contend that If the fusionist forces hal
nominated Tucker the latter would have
made much better campaign chan
Men.
Sidney Clarke in his campaign down In
Oklahoma county has opened 20 on
Governor Barnes. This is not rlght II
is not in Gne with the Garfield county
fusion platform.
The courts have decided that a ham
ner does not resemble rooster and the
straight Democratic ticket in Oklahoma
county goes on the ballot as The straight
Democratic ticket.
Only the honest eader realizes What
free homes has done for Oklahoma. ii
not only saved the territory $4,000 eo5
Tut It saved the interest on q large part
Of that sum which Oklahoma would
have had to send out Of the territory 10Y
years.
The store-keeper Of Oklahoma, the bus
est man, the clerk, win not forget what
free homes mas done for them. IT saved
SIS, 100000 to oklahoma, and il saved p E
interest which on most Of that SUM
would have gone out Of Oklahoma but
which retained in Oklahoma, goes 10 the
merchants, the business men, the clerks
the farmers.
Watonga Republican: Voter. you win
be handed two ballots on next Tuesday
when you go to vote, one VIII be a
small pink piece Of paper with the names
Of the different candidates Tor congress
printed thereon The other VIII be Il
large, white ballot. with The couucil and
legislative, county and township tickets
At the upper left-hand corner OF each
ticket viii be the picture of an eagle
enclosed by a square. To vote properly
and without danger Of losing your vote
by mutuating the ballot, you want 70
stamp only in one place or each ticket
stamp the ticket either on the eagle or
in the square around It, and you will
have voted correctly.
Guthrie Capital: Andrew Frink, the
pioneer eolored resident of this city died
early yesterday morning Of heart failure,
at his home, rs South Division street.
He had been sitting at the brsakfa st
table and when his wife came into the
room she found him lfeless. his head
lying over on his shoulder lie hal been
ia his ordinary good health Andy Fr nix.
as he was Familiarity known, was as
highly respected q coIored citizen as there
Is in Guthrie. He was famed as res
tauranteur, and for years occupied the
field here as the leader in his bushes 8.
always going under the firm name Of
Frink & Hisself He came TO Guthrie
in The early days from Geuda S rings,
where he had been q cook in the big
hotel at that point. he leaves p re-,
no other living relatives being known