The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-23
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA

| The government has finally concluded
that when Il tackled Harry Gnstrsp's
record il was barking UP the wroas
tree
There is war on the right-ot-wsy ard
townsite promoters in Lincoln county
slong the proposed southern exteasior
OF the santa sc.
The citizens Of Alva have nominated
two tickets one IS headed BY ". II.
| Cofield for mayor. and the other by
Judge Jcn Bower
Tie naH CLERKS say hat ths new raau
ro'ste Ct the RecS Island from 1fsr'rEton.
! Kansas. 20 Daihsrt. Texas. is the narG-
/ EST thsy have ever tackled
I 7-vsry county in Oklahoa. IN IsaI cain-
| 81 in school population Even cot u
Beaver Ceuaty where thsy don'e vaai
I popula ton. the gain was 81.
/ When the Republicans % chandler zust
! iu CONVENTION they di6 little condemn
/ Jig on their own hook They pointed
cut that the present city adnl-istra-
/ ton had raised SALARIES.
Lem Swark er $3.50
and he writes back - the Ripley g'rle-
/ I have rot called uron the pges-sicn,
Yet. as he has been pretty busy Win ;as
Prince ana I want his whole and ana.-
vided attention
Mrs. P. J. GriRey. aged 9. Vhase rcs-
/ idence was in a country nelghbo shoed
in Lincoln county, recently committed
suicide. She lefr no explanation tScert
that she had lived long enough ard vas
going 70 heaven.
/ Sad reflection OF country corresaon-
Dent IN the Saltwater Advance. ''Sl.;aav
/ school At Corinth school house Is about
10 die cut. Baseball Is Carrying TIE eay
down here Some or the bows Noy.d
rather play baseball than so 70 ssnGay
school
\ most touching scene was witnessed
IN n home near Chandler not long orr.
A Young mother 8frs. Vida Boatncr.
AGED II. was told that she was dying.
She was given her weeE-eid bsbv snd
holding < Tor a precious minute .r hex
arms. kissed her darling farewell
Correction by a country correspondent
In the Ripley Times. We would iike Ga
correct az item IN this last week issgr.
IL IS Mrs. Odds. who is weaving ccr0ot
and not Mr. olds as was printed SIR.
Odds has enough work outdoors - &c
without getting the credit OF the weav-
ing also
The Occident and Orient societies ~ ihs
Alva normal having heard that com.
PLANTS have reached territorial ssreria-
tendent Baxters office that the societies
finances have been nisuscd, have request.
FL Baxter 20 furnish copies OF the conn
plants with names 81 c9mrlainants &C
the societies
one OF the ieaaine butchers 81 Enis
announces that hereafter ne vii close
his Shops on sunday and he add This
Realizing that We have become a cliy ~
many churches and n majority % ouf
people desire 90 devote that dav O. divine
worship. ! think il my duty 90 conform
% that sentim7 mt. especially FOR the rea-
son of the position with which havs
been henorcd bv my fellow citizens
Oklahoma CITY Okiahonlan Some
months since. when sam Bsrtell was
elected constable. be selected J. Arni-
strong his deputy and later when Bar
tel resigned Armstrong succeeded % ffa
office OF constable Rarteu has now re.
turned N the city ard Armstrong an-
pointed him deputy constable Arm
strong viii probably be eiven rerna-
rent position as Waterman for the Choe-
ray railway and Barteu is on hand again
20 become a constable
Tn Kansas every man should have q
voice ga government. and the right should
Re inviclabie. For twenty-five years WITT
iam Walkc1hack 81 Turnhurs Kansas.
lad attended the primary caucus in his
ward and az the proper moment u-oved
that the delegates be allowed 90 choose
their own altern7tes For twenty Ees
, ears William had seen this 80 ordered
and had remaired content. never opening
BIZ head on any other uhjcct Hut iart
Monday night strarE ger. Vho knew noe
William Walkenhack ana hts wsgs. sas
present. and made the motion himself
ind they carried William horne On
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