The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-06
Outlines Of Oklahoma.

| Newkirk has been made city OF the
| frst-class and Kinghshsr Is crowding the
| same proposition for itself.
Bill Grimes is pulling out with enough
speed for national delegate that II will
not be necessary for him TO back in and
start again
| Fred Lobdeli describes a joke as being
| something like a Blackwell man staying
! away from Ponca City for fear OF catch
/ ing smallpox.
/ An appropriate and timely personal in
| Oklahoma papers. and one that is in evil
dence just al this time, Is that Mr.. So-an-
SO has just returned from Kentucky
The register of deeds of Lincoln coun-
| ty in 1899 filed 9, 43S instruments. for which
he received $liS0.S5. One thousand dol
lars Of this was turned into the county.
| Bill Grassland, formerly OF Shawnee,
has been convicted at Dahville, Arkansas.
| Of the murder of Ed Wright. another
| Shawnee man. The crime occurred in
| Arkansas.
! IRE waukornis Hornet has its own nest
now. having bought the building where
| its Office IS loca ted. The Hornet feels
hot enough to invite the public TO watch
| its smoke
Perry's Progress club is studying Roman
! history. There is another progressive club
| in Perry that proposes to give its neigh
bors some lessons in railroad getting IN
| the next ninety days.
| The Pond Creek vidette thinks that If
Clyde Sfattox really wrote the poetry that
| has been published and credited to him,
| he ought to be pardoned out of the peni-
! Tertiary and then hung.
| Cloud Chief Sentinel: We truly believe
that seyenty-five out of every one hun
/ - &c With
| the Beers. 1t is not that We love the
Beers more, but England less.
At Pawnee. F. D. Roberts got married
| one day last week, forged a check to pay
! honeymoon expenses, was visited by the
| sheriff, fixed up the forged check by
! forging another, got into jail and pro-
| tested all within five days.
| Saltwater Democrat: The latest linfor-
nation We have been able to obtain as to
| total enrollhents at the four territorial
| colleges is as follows; Edmond Normal,
| 30; Alva Normal, SIS; Norman Univer-
| sity, about rs: Saltwater Agricultural
! College. 323; total, L125. -
| There is nothing stingy about the Flynn
Republican club of Sulphur Springs. They
are for ingalls, for vice-president, state
hood for Oklahoma, territorial govern
ment for the Indian territory. for an in
| crease IN the 1uIUDeT OIL IOHuSIlS DOSti u
and for Dennis Flynn.
! At Hennessey the Clipper has gathered
! in the wool of the Kicker by consent OF
| Mr.. Campbell, the proprietor Of the
| Kicker. The two papers will be issued
now as The Clipper and Mr.. Campbell
who could have won out had he stayed
| by the Kicker, will go to another field.
| Bully-for- the-Boer-war item from the
| Purcell Register: Ten thousand dollars
| is a very conservative estimate of the
amount paid out at Purcell within the
| past month for mules, and the indica-
tons favor growth of this interest,
| with increased expenditures in the present
month. This money turned loose among
| the farmers at a time when it is worst
| needed will prove Of great assistance to
| them in their spring work. There are
| plenty Of horses In the country to take the
| places of the mules on the farms, 80 there
| is no need Of the money being expend-
| ed in purchasing other mules. To sell
| the mules for use in hauling English or
| Boerish cannons and sfv9 the horse a
! job at the pillow is not only to get good
money for the mules, but raises the value
of the horse by giving it work, thus saw
| ing it from the sausage and glue facto-
| ries.