The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-14
ourLlnEs oE oklAHomA.

Every man has a secret belief that he
is 70 be No. himself
~Oh, Joe. here's your mule" VIII come
wher Lawtou is declared open
Up TO date OlSlanoms has furnished
away the largest number OF resistsrers.
The day that all eyes viii DC OF Il Reao
VIII be July %, the day after the drawi-,z.
In Grant county a few grasshopBsrs
have appeared and are bucking into TIE
corn stalks.
II was just ten years ago that the cat
tlemen were seeking 70 prevent the Open
ing Of the strip.
These days when a train Is on time
IN oklahoma Il gets a special mention IL
the newspapers.
The time OF year has arrived when the
nails IN the sldwalks are trying 70 crawl
OUT OF their holes
II Judge Springer is going TO spssar
that Injunction il viii probably BE- Il
morning OF August s.
Jerre Johnson OF Newkirk notes that
those least able 70 paw their pou tax
are the first 70 put il up.
The jury in the sharpe case has been
selected and the trial IS proceeding. With
Judge Burwen on TIE bench.
Most Of the farmers in Oklahoma hayr
made Up their mind 10 hold their wheat
The cereals price IS too Tow.
The man who takes q blanket 20 r.
Reno should give Up the source OF inform
alton that a cold wave is due.
Pawhusba Is feeling badly because the
oSage Indians are growing the habir Of
trAdlng outside the reservation.
James Watkins living near Perkins.
mad lesi-ocre Held OF wheat which is
averaging is bushels 70 the acre.
oat, Fl Reno is prepared 20 make Mi
"alAee more famous than ever
In Grant county several theshinr ma.
chimes have had 70 be shut down because
ne crews had TIC out Tor 1T Reno
sheriff oats Of Woods county this week
found fourteen head OF stolen horses 10
one place. Re didn't set the thieves.
The old-timers are more convinced thar
ever that YOU cant have a big wheat
crop and big corn crop on the same
yeas
Yes. Il is hot enough for me- saia ere
Newkirk man 90 another. and auliel-
pali1s Question No. ?, l am not sains
TO the new country"
IL is understood that Sly oberlauaes
ot Enid IS after the appointment as one
az those three distinguished officials Who
viii superlntend the drawing.
Frederick the Great once settled un q
large tract Of land in eastern Prussia
with saNons. and he made a neat lob Of
it as Governor Richards IS doing
The editor of the Alva Review felt "a
patriotic thrill on the Fourth OF July ana
hung ont two new naes Some scoun-
crel came along and swiped crn.
Leftwich OF the Shawnee Qum sav,
that II the scientists we're correct some
years ago in asserting that the earth had
passed through the tail ~ a comet. We
are probably on the return trip now.
The names of the ousrtersections dra~.
the day before should be posted every
morning. and the man locating when told
That piece Of land has been taken
should have the privilege IL be doubts ne
CORRECTNESS OF the reply OF being shown.
one Of William O Porter's dogs went
mad last week and hit several of ais
hogs. some cattle, couple or horses.
and snapped "a hiH wife and baby TIE
DOG was killed. al animals supposed 10
have beer bitten we're secured ard Wr
Porter now awaits the result With fear
and trembling. TIE dog had been Hwav
from home for several days. and q -
feared that he may have bitten other
DOGS, So that % VIII hc wei e. keen
close watch on al dogs anywhere near
Str. Porter lives two miles south and ons
mile east Of Wakita.-Wa Herald