The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-05
ou1IINEs OF OKLAHOMA.

a farm three miles northwest OF Geary
sold last week for $3.50.
A good many OF the Accomplishments in
the new country bring $500 and over.
Tillman and his poisonous lecture
didn't hurt the colored mans cause in
Oklahoma.
A good many quail and duck are being
killed in Oklahoma, but not nearly as
many as hunters
All the strip got the fine wheat rain
last Saturday. and everybody IS now
ready for the winter.
The, Enid Eagle confesses that Enid
isn't must on football. but says i is
holy terror On seven-up.
The Normal fight in the southwest may
not equal the brook, but it viii pretty
near be going on forever.
The Sanitarium investigation demand
seems TO hang on obstlnately. There Will
probably be an investigation.
a lumber firm at Hobart advertises:
I'VE came from Texas. II YOU are from
Missouri. we would like TO show you
Guy Gillette. John Appleby and T. T.
Dysart have been appointed townsite
commissioners Tor the town OF Dill, IN
the new country.
A dispatch from Washington says that
the story that Roosevelt VIII remove
Governor Jenkins and appoint Zach Null
han is discredited.
That electric line between South Nc
Alester and Lawton is TO cost Si.5O0.00o
when completed. But IL viii not be com
pleted for few weeks
It has come at last. Two rowdy boys
took part in a charivari party. landed in
court at Perry, and were made 10 pay
for the damage they had done.
In Woods county. the ether day, Jerry
and Laura Blackwell married Lawrence
and Perry IIiner II was a double we'd
ling. Jerry and Laura are twins
The High school election in Kay county
,oday viii be a general mix. The county
superintendent is ont in a communication
calling some one a nefarious scoundreL
The Arapahoe Bee draws this from
free range: Nor shall any law be passed
impairing the right TO private property"
If Custer county has single repre-
sentative at the Nuskogee single state
hood convention. the Arapahoe Bee says
that he viii have TO be self-elected. as
no interest whatever Is taken in the con-
vention in that section.
Pointer from q country correspondent
in the ArapahOe Bee: we understand
some Of the boys in our neighborhood
have been throwing rotten eggs at movers
EDAuS dAUA- the IOdu- LOOK EuaL p
boys, you may rotten-egg the wrong
man"
Hobart Republican; We understand
there IS a family about one mile north
east OF town. living In a tent that Is in
very destitute circumstances. The fam
ily- consists Of a father. mother and sew
eral children. the youngest being less
than six months of age. one boy died
this week of typhoid fever and two OF the
other children are very sick Several
ladies of the city are looking after their
wants just now. and also the county
commissioners. The family has been suf-
ferlng for some time. but it seems that
no one knew Of their condition until yes
terday
Now the Taloga Times puts this view
OF that dinner out: I'VE are at least
satisfied that President Roosevelt acted
from a nigh sense Of duty in inviting
Booker Washington 10 his table. We
may commend his action, or we may de-
precate or even condemn IL. but we can
not help recognizing AIr. Roosevelts good
faith IN the matter. So far. not even
his political enemies have ventured 20
assert that he did IL TO win votes, even
though the negroes hold the balance Of
power in at least a dozen states lying
just north Of the solid South. This evil
dences a reputation 10 be proud Of"