The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-20

/ $50 a m.-Grand street parade
/ 10:3O a. m.-Music and singing.
Address-Rev. s. V. Fait.
Music and singing.
/ Music.
Dinner.
1:SO p. m.-Music and singing.
Address-Judge Cummings.
Music and singing.
Address-Rev. J. W. Meats and others.
Indian dance and parade.
Camp fire al night.
I'VE feel certain that every man on
the Republican ticket in Caddo county
will be elected this fall, said A T. Boys
tc day. the secretary of the Caddo county
central committee. The conditions are
favorable continued he, ''and best of all
we have very strong ticket The men
are all representative men of this county
and are absolutely safe in every respect.
While we have not an accurate poll of
the county at this time yet the reports
coming in from every township leads us
to believe that we will have no serious
difficulty in carrying this election.
Bird Mcclure is very popular in this
county. The people who have met him
like his appearance and from reports he
is making a splendid impression every
place he goes in the new country. The
men who hear his speeches are enthusi-
astic and are doing everything that they
can possibly do to secure his election.
Bill Cross has been in Anadarko and the
Democrats who were expecting big things
from him were disappointed. His speech
failed TO enthuse and the northern peo-
pie who heard him did not like the SEN
timents expressed. If Cross reception in
other portions of the territory is not more
enthusiastic than it was there. there is
undoubtedly very chilly atmosphere in
the neighborhood of Mr. Cross and his
friends at this time.
The claim coming from Democratic
managers in other parts Of Oklahoma
relative to this county being Democratic
is not based on facts These people are
simply talking for effect and have not
investigated the conditions in Caddo
county az this time.
Col. J. F Randlett. the United States
Indian agent al this place. was one OF
the men who met Bird s Mcclure at the
Rock Island station this morning Col
onel Randlett was there with his carriage
and drove Mr. Mcclure TO the American
hotel. The colonel and the congressional
candidate have been friends for a num-
her of years Before Anadarko was a
city aIr. Mcguire and other federal offi-
GERS were entertained by Colonel Rand
lott at his home and the warm friend
ship which now exists between the two
men began at that time.
Colonel Randlet has a splendid home in
the city and has the friendship of al who
know him
The frame buildings 50 hastily erected
cne year ago are now being replaced by
splendid brick blocks Last summer there
were many brick buildings under course
Of construction and the end = not ye-
The banks are getting into the.- build
irgs. which are or brick and other ner-
cantle Institutions VIII b. established in
The best buildings that the territory -
Oklahoma affords.
one Of tho evidences OF prosperity g.
TIE town of AnadaTko IS the telephone
exchange Il is a part II the Topeka and
II Reno system and there are many suo-
scribers in the city Three rational banks
ere doing business ia The city and
strange 20 say. there have been no ter
rstorial banks established up q this TINE
There are many Indians around Ana
darko They have aIiotmerts in thc
yvashits vailev and arr frequently seen
In town They ride into the city dress
il CAV trappinvs and atsrsct much at
tsntion from visitors There ar prob j
ably more Indians in this locality than I
ln other PARTS of the new country owing 4
20 che fact that TIE Iadian agent resides 4
here
Asny n ths Indians have rierty % I
money bnt very few - them are cuzt7- s
Hcrs 20 the hanks n ihis city. preferTing 4
to fave their moneT II their car coz- 4
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