The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-08
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

Forty miles OF grading Of the 20 miles
Of the B. Z s line are yet 20 be com
pleted-
2. Enid seems 10 De OF the strenuous
variety.
That story that the horned rabbits Of
Oklahoma have leprosy is horrible to con-
template
If the last guess on the new judges is
correct the West Size gets TWO 10 the
East SIDES one.
If gold can be found in western Kansas
shale, it ought certainly 70 be raked out
Of Oklahoma granite.
Adclph Zweiacl.er called on the editor
! OF the Okarche Times last week and made
the Towel boxes in the print shop look
sick
The okarche News says: a cloud no
larger than dishpan passed over
okarche Saturday and dropped a few
| hailstcnes.
Captain Kidd is talked of as candidate
for sheriff in Kinghsher county. The Ma
rine laws OF Oklahoma viii probably then
be enforced.
Jack Clifton, who was with the fencing
gang Of the Choctaw and Northern.
dropped dead with neuralgia Of the heart.
near Ava. Monday.
About as far as the average Populist
paper viii go in the support OF Cross So
far is 10 publish the Democratic plat
form adopted at Enid.
One Oklahoma man. in writing a testi-
nonial as 10 the worth of one local ply
sician. says: = do NOT believe he viii
make one unnecessary trip in order 10 put
IL big BILL.
A lightning rod man IN the territory in
serts this sort OF . notice in the papers:
Notice is hereby given to the citizens
q: this vicinity that al who are not in
debted 20 the undersigned should become
SO within the next sixty days"
At the next editorial meeting Lincoln
Mckinley VIII read a paper on the ques-
ton: Should a subscriber be treated as
patron, purchaser or a client2
subscriber should be treated as a patron.
a client and a purchaser, il possible. then
some.
"A man was at the opera house the
other night says the Enid Wave. and
he was very SLEEPY. He would go sound
u sleep til the audience would cheer
some good point. ana then he would
v axe up, and. looking around, With the
appearance that he had caught the drift
would also cheer. but always a little late
Once he cheered a death scene, and ev-
erybody laughed.
The Chickasha Express says: THE
melody OF frogs in the country is no doubt
delightful, and has been the theme OF
many soulful poems. but when ones front
yard and doorstep. in the heart of the
city, becomes a band stand for the frogs
most of the midnight melody loses its
sOulfulness. At least. that is the opinion
Of some of the residents on Chickasha
avenue, who are in a position to know
In talk on the human win before the
students the other morning President
Ament said, among other things; The
win is capacity which may be realized.
is the realized itself. If your viii is not
strong. then you are not educated; men of
will move the world But stubb0rnness
is not will; that's mulishness; the man
who is too set TO take back a wrong con-
clusiOn is stubborn and hasn't will enough
tc rule himself"
Blackwell News: Miss Ida Geiger came
over this morning from Enid. where she
has been visiting several days. A pecu-
liar experience happened TO Miss Geiger
on this trip. When she went over last
week she lost her pocketbook on the
train. and did not miss il until she had
arrived at her destination and the train
had gone on to Okeene. She never ex-
pected to find it, but this morning a trav-
cling man overheard her telling the con-
ductOr about it and went immediately and
picked it up from the floor under the
seat which she was occupying. He hand
ed her the purse, and on opening it was
found to contain a ten-dollar bill, some
silver and a return trip ticket from Enid
just what MISS Geiger claims was in the
purse when she lost IL