The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-04
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| If statehood comes this session 4; must
pass this month. for congress viii adjourn
before July l.
II Hensley, OF Ell Reno. isn't careful
some Democrat viii up and read him out
OF the party IN great plea
| II a big corn crop comes this year about
steen thousand fellows in Oklahoma will
store II 10 hold for higher price.
lobby from the Indian territory Is in
" ashington trying 10 prevent action In
! the senate on statehood for Oklahoma.
Bill Grimes has gone down 70 wash
| ington 10 see Dennis Flynn when he is
working Ike Pelee for the statehood bin.
The. editor of the Okeene Eagle Is the
first man on the ground this year 10
count forty-twO plums on q twig 81
inches in length.
1t is said that single man is now
holding up statehood on the senate COM
mittee on territories His name Is not
given He should come OF tbs perch.
The Corden News is worried over the
item that lot OF the Cheyenne and
Arapaboe Indians win vote next fan. II
recalls that Bill Cross sells calico.
The high south winds are driving. And
just now they are doing good work, for
the farmers are finding il possible be-
cause OF them 10 get into the corn fields
Senator Burton, OF Kansas. said the
other day that he never expected 10 see Z
more effective man in legislation for a
constituency than Dennis Flynn. OF Ok
lahom.
C. r Renfrow. of Guthrie, is down in
Washington. The postonice at Guthrie is
subject 10 appointment next month. and
some are predicting that Renfrow will
get the place.
No one will know exactly what the
wheat yield in Oklahoma is averaging TN
IL the thresher CONES along. And that
viii not be very long. The guess OF a
good many is two-thirds of crop.
The difference between a cyclone and
severe hail-storm is that the hail-storm
leaves just enough 10 aggravate the
farmer. A cyclone SO paralyzes him that
he is thankful that the cistern was left
The home OF s J. 3. Smith. a farmer
IN Kay county, was struck by lightning.
One side of the house was torn out. and
lumber and mortar was piled on a bed
where two little children were sleeping.
The children were about covered up. but
were not injured.
So many love-sick young men have re-
Gently killed their sweethearts that Bob
Neff advises fathers as follows; The old
man should never take his eyes off the
love-sick young man during the parox-
ysIns of love, and the first time the young
man makes 4 reach for his hip-pocket
the old man should let fly at him with
both loads Of buck-shot. Of course. the
young man may be simply reaching for
his handkerchief. but the girls father
shouldn't take any risks"
Okeene Eagle: Henry Schroeder has a
COW that was born in Illinois nineteen
years ago this spring. John Courts took
her from Illinois to Minnesota and kept
her there FIVE years. He moved TO South
Dakota, where he lived and kept her
about four years, and then brought her
TO MIR. Schroeder. She has raised a calf
each year since she was old enough. and
viii soon be fresh again She is an extra
good COW. is the reason she has been
shipped about as she has, and still keeps
up her former credit.
Independence Courier: The mail hacks
were unable to make their trips yesterday
and today Thursday. They went 10
Deer creek both north and east, but could
east, and there is no prospects of clear
weather. The rain last night caused the
creeks TO rise almost as high as ever, and
washed the roads until they are getting
Doggy in low places. making il impossible
tC travel This should learn our people
TO build their bridges far enough above
the surface of the water to not be washed
out, as the recent weather has plainly
demonstrated that it sometimes rains in
Oklahoma