The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-16
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

The cotton growers are now going
through their usual boil worm scare.
Number s7.sSs. who lives IN Nebraska,
has broken out IN defense OF Woods
If there are any contests in the new
country they viii be settled double quick-
Ell Reno IS TO be treated soon 70 cir
Gus, but not one that viii last nineteen
days.
The Shawnee Blues. baseball club. are
touring Kansas and Missouri and sock
ing il TO local teams
= young man at Enid has been jailed
for beating his board bill Does the or
ga1ic act permit this2
The FL Reno Democrat IS OF the opinion
that the population OF Fl Reno VIII never
again fall below the IQ,9oo mark
As those government auctoneers get 81
a day, some OF these days they viii get
word from Washington 70 move up
bit.
4 firm at one OF the Oklahoma towns
claims that II can inform likely fi.ers,
whether their choice Of lands IS mineral
or not.
The government is guarding the tons Of
accumulated mail matter al El Reno. be-
iieving that many Of the letters contain
money.
There viii be a lively REIMBURSEMENT
business en- October :. The lawyers do
not believe that ACCOMPLISHMENTS can be
prevented.
a white woman who ives put under ar
rest 81 Perry recently claimed that her
husband was half white. half negro snd
half Indian.
Three miles north OF Shawnee the other
day the clouds formed a funnel and the
rain shot out the small end. Three inches
fell in a few hours.
ing rapidly on horseback, collided with
buggy il the dark. and was thrown
thirty feet. He is internally injured.
IN an FL Reno court the prisoner walk
ed across the room and landed a left
hook on the witness and then returned TO
| the dock satisfied. lie also paid a heavy
fine.
man in South Ardmore is disturbing
lone women at night. and the Appeal
warns him, and adds: In some states
they burn such creatures for their depre-
dations."
Five prisoners cut through the bars Of
the Norman Jail, got out, held UP a
farmer. took his vehicle away ard YAM
oosed in it. Now. Sol Temple would look
| at that IL scorn, as inartistic.
The department has ruled that where a
nan, not soldier, has Drawn u number
he must be on hand on the designated
| day, and that no agent viii be recognized.
even in the case of serious illness on the
! part of the person who drew
! Everybody will be glad TO learn that
! Oh -Mah-nee, OF Chandler has obtained
! his ancestral otterslIins, ana feels like q
real live Indian agent. II there IS a pa
thetic sight in this world it is On Indian
cut off from his ancient and revered OF
terskins.
oil,
| hOma will gain an advantage by the
opening of the new country. Thousands
! Of fasteners who didn't draw, and
haven't bought at Bawton. Anadarko or
Hobart, will settle in older oklahoma
towns, which are new enough for any
man from Illinois or Indiana
Kingfsher Times: A man came over
from CashiOn Saturday who seemed to
have a propensity for playing the slot
machines for cigars. In fact, he was as
! liberal with his nickles as a boy with
| peanuts, when feeding the elephant at a
circus. This man did not offer 10 buy
anything over the counter, evidently pre-
/ ferring to part with his substance
through the slot machine rather than
! through the cash register. II was fun
nier, and as the general public let itself
run to gambling last week for land. ne
felt the charm Of getting things by lot
or chance. and did like everybody else.
He deposited about nineteen of his choic-
est coinss at one saloon, then 70 be i'm
partial he dropped nine at another in
the slot machines and got few cigars
in return, part OF which he vas very
anxious to trade for the beer he would
not buy. The secret Of his mOdesty was
discovered when the machines We're
opened. All of his uickles were made
of lead They had been coined in plas-
ter rnolds, which put the designs only on
one side; the other was blank. Al Elem
ing escorted him to the bastile.