The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-30
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

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II Sol Temple right now we're in Aguin-
aldo's place he'd show EN-
The Bank Of Santa {, at Newksrk.
has in individual deposits the sum OF
$780, 70
Day after tomorrow, II a new governor
is announced and man tells you so,
don't ask who?
None OF the Populist papers in Okla
homa this year are carrying For presi-
dent, ". J. Bryan
There are three city tickets n the
field at Newkirk this time Republican,
Democratic and Socialist.
A good many OF the Iowans who are
coming into Oklahoma for homes are
young people, brides and grooms-
Nearly all The home-seekers who come
TO Oklahoma write home the first thing
I haven't seen any Indians yet
That Rock Island line from Enid TO
Anadarko which is 10 be built al once,
viii be a rich feeder TO the main route
c. n Fechheimer is getting up a driv-
ing park club at Chickashs. Chickasha
seems TO be getting the metropolitan
stride.
Was young Admire with Funstons The
first dispatches said yes; the second
days crop was q little misty on the
subject.
J. G. Long is the Republican nominee
for mayor Of Newkirk The Long family
is coming into prominence all over the
country.
The hottest city campaign in the terri
tory is on at FL Reno. A preacher has
broken into town and is throwing rocks
at Hensley.
By Monday the Frisco extension from
Blackwell viii be completed 10 Enid. The
grade is completed and the traek-layers
are only q few miles out
All Hoosiers worship Oliver P. Morton.
Jerre Johnson, Of Newkirk, puts him
above all other Indianians. Morton re-
ally was one Of the greatest men OF the
last hundred years.
The Newkirk Herald says that the man
who did the shooting at Red Rock. and
whom the officers have been chasing,
does not tit the description Of Ben era
yens, and is not Ben Crayens.
According to the Dover News, a new
paper, Omar Callahan, son OF j. 7. Cal
lahan. has been ordained as an evan
gellcal minister, and viii take charge OF
a church at East Lynn, Missouri.
Tho Newkirk Herald has another plan
for opening the kioWa country. to put a
certificate in a waterproof envelope on
a pole ter feet high or every claim the
the sooners, and give The ian0 TO the
men who can produce certificates after
the run. That would be a hot proceed
ing.
DR.. B. P. Moore, Of Indiana, recently
visited his sister, Mrs. W. II. Harrison.
Of Enid, whom he hau not seen for fifty
years. He says he did not recognize
her at first, but presently the resem-
blance to his faIner in his old age came
out He last saw her in 1854, when she
was a young. blushing bride; now she
is an aged widow.
Here is an item in the country CORE
spondence in the Newkirk Republican,
which is the work of a rbber, and IL has
dynamite in it: I'VE have a young man
in our midst who is very popular with
the young ladies. On Friday night he
took one young lady home; Saturday
night another; and Sunday night still
another. What 20 think about it, m ?
Oklahoma City Oklahoman: a we'll
informed cotton seed oil man talked IN
terestingly about the cotton seed to a
.lum Der Of interested listeners in the
Lee lobby last night After telling how
the cotton seed is huIled, the oil pressed
out and the meat made up in cakes,
which is the principal form in which it
goes to Europe, he remarked: Now, all
Of you fellows are cotton oil cOnsum-
ers in one way or another. II you don
get it in cotolene, you may receive it IN
oleomargarine. You may get it in mo-
lasses, or in the 'strained honey Of
which you are so fond. Again, you have
II with cardines and otter edibIes, as
olive oil. IN fact, it is dished UP to you
in q thousand different ways. And If
any Of your friends dip snuff they get
about one part cotton esed meal TO two
parts tobacco. This is the day Of adui-
teratons, and you not only get buhaloed
on your eatables, but even in marriage
you are liable to be piDched by a cork
limbed, false-toothed aud eye-glassed
monstrosity. The ways Of the world
are more wondrous every day"